SF city RE prices down to 2017 prices due to crime wave and WFH

[an]

[quote=spdrun]Are you actually proposing a life sentence for repeated misdemeanors or violations?

If it’s not a life sentence, jail time doesn’t improve mental health, doesn’t generally improve job prospects, and is more expensive than providing housing.

Incarceration costs upwards of $100,000 per year in California.[/quote]
The don’t do it in CA. Ship them to NJ.

[spdrun]

LOL. NJ’s average is $60 grand per year. You could rent them a nice apartment, feed them, offer them counseling, and send them to trade school or Rutgers for that price.

[an]

[quote=spdrun]LOL. NJ’s average is $60 grand per year. You could rent them a nice apartment, feed them, offer them counseling, and send them to trade school or Rutgers for that price.[/quote]
Awesome, let’s do that! Problem solved.

[spdrun]

Or it could be done in California for the same price? California has trade schools, tech boot camps, housing, and SDSU, right?

[an]

[quote=an][quote=spdrun]LOL. NJ’s average is $60 grand per year. You could rent them a nice apartment, feed them, offer them counseling, and send them to trade school or Rutgers for that price.[/quote]
Awesome, let’s do that! Problem solved.[/quote]
Once they get clean and start working, let’s garnish their wage to pay for the service. We can also make them work for the city/state while they’re getting clean and garnish their wage to pay for the service.

[an]

[quote=spdrun]Or it could be done in California for the same price? California has trade schools, tech boot camps, housing, and SDSU, right?[/quote]
Nah, it’s better to do it in NJ.

[spdrun]

The idea of a city/state job isn’t unreasonable, assuming you can get the unions not to object that homeless people are competing with them for jobs. Because you just know it will happen.

Get them housing, get them clean up, get them counseling, and offer them a job.

[an]

[quote=spdrun]The idea of a city/state job isn’t unreasonable, assuming you can get the unions not to object that homeless people are competing with them for jobs. Because you just know it will happen.

Get them housing, get them clean up, get them counseling, and offer them a job.[/quote]
It’s easier to not do anything, hence SF.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=an][quote=spdrun]Or it could be done in California for the same price? California has trade schools, tech boot camps, housing, and SDSU, right?[/quote]
Nah, it’s better to do it in NJ.[/quote]

How about this? We send two homeless people to live with him and pay him $100,000 a year to take care of them. Then we tax him and send him two more

That solves all our problems

The only question is whether he will live stream the crack parties?

[an]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=an][quote=spdrun]Or it could be done in California for the same price? California has trade schools, tech boot camps, housing, and SDSU, right?[/quote]
Nah, it’s better to do it in NJ.[/quote]

How about this? We send two homeless people to live with him and pay him $100,000 a year to take care of them. Then we tax him and send him two more

That solves all our problems[/quote]
That’s an awesome idea! Let’s do that!

[scaredyclassic]

Is homelessness a feature or a bug? Capitalism requires losers. Maybe more homeless people means our system is working?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-13/what-causes-homelessness-start-with-capitalism

[Coronita]

Living in the city sucks. I don’t know why my sibling insists in staying in SF and not moving to the burbs. They are paying an arm an a leg for something slightly smaller than my old house in Pac. Heights and then on top of that has to send both their kids to private schools because most public schools suck in the city. The amount they spend on private K-12 will be on the order of how much people would be spending sending them to a private college on the east coast.
I guess it could be worse. At least they don’t live in NYC anymore. What an armpit.

Makes no sense.

[Coronita]

[quote=an][quote=sdrealtor][quote=an][quote=spdrun]Or it could be done in California for the same price? California has trade schools, tech boot camps, housing, and SDSU, right?[/quote]
Nah, it’s better to do it in NJ.[/quote]

How about this? We send two homeless people to live with him and pay him $100,000 a year to take care of them. Then we tax him and send him two more

That solves all our problems[/quote]
That’s an awesome idea! Let’s do that![/quote]

I heard Utah is pretty affordable lots of government jobs too.

[barnaby33]

Clearly more than you think. Poser. If you actually listened to it you’d never use it the way you are. Now put on your headdress and start whining about stolen Indian lands

Careful there deadzone. A none-to-subtle homage to Anthrax not-withstanding you’ll want to keep each online persona separate.
Josh

[scaredyclassic]

get a bullshit job, ya freeloader….

Bullshit Jobs: A Theory is a 2018 book by anthropologist David Graeber that postulates the existence of meaningless jobs and analyzes their societal harm. He contends that over half of societal work is pointless, and becomes psychologically destructive when paired with a work ethic that associates work with self-worth.

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