At what point though can we declare the choice has been made and just lean in to whatever conclusion has been decided?
It seems like we’re always stuck in an indecisive state of choosing between the interests of the wealthy and the interests of the struggling, and we can never get out unless we make the “right” choice (which is always implied to be the interests of the struggling)
Maybe the choice has already been made, and people just don’t like the outcome. What then? Barring a massive catastrophe or economic downturn I don’t see the Bay Area housing problem getting better in my lifetime.
It seems like we’re always stuck in an indecisive state of choosing between the interests of the wealthy and the interests of the struggling, and we can never get out unless we make the “right” choice (which is always implied to be the interests of the struggling)
Maybe the choice has already been made, and people just don’t like the outcome. What then? Barring a massive catastrophe or economic downturn I don’t see the Bay Area housing problem getting better in my lifetime.