Two of her three suggestions were to give directly to small businesses and then to food banks, which aren't really either of those things. But otherwise, I share some of your concerns.
no billionaire is going to fix san francisco by funneling more money into black hole non-profits or government coffers. our crises are systemic, and political, and created by policy. fund local candidates who aren’t insane, or watch your city die. these are your choices.https://twitter.com/hknightsf/status/1338866041271644168 …
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the thing small businesses in SF most need right now is the ability to open, which again comes down to policy
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I think if I were a billionaire I would completely and totally ignore what these people say to do with my money. After all, what do they know about money, they aren't billionaires And if pure cash money solved all ills then the world would be much different
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Structural problems of the Bay Area will never be fixed as long as homeowners are incentivized to look at everything through the lens of maximizing their home value.
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If I stayed, I’d fund GFC. Cc
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@Govern4CA has plenty of supporters who live outside CA.
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Airbnb is a symptom not the problem. The problem is poor zoning created by the government that inhibits upwards growth to keep up with housing demand. As long as prop 13 exists, homeowners will support the status quo.
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Mike can you use your fake billions to fix San Fran? If not, how dare you.
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busy using my fake fortune for fake vigilante justice
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