RichardCNormos

We're not against rap, we're not against rappers, but we are against those thugs...

Absolutely. Low-income housing is the perfect use for all this extra office space. San Francisco has a problem where the low-income people who work to serve high-income people can't afford to live in the city that they work in.

Converting office space into affordable housing is a win for everyone, except the landlords, but I won't shed a tear for them ;-)

jq as a project should be re-named. In white supremacist circles, "JQ" is an antisemitic dog whistle (it stands for "Jewish Question").

This isn't an innovation. My dealer did this in the '90s.

This emotional rationale is what enabled the Boomer generation's near-complete regulatory capture of the real estate market.

Permits to build, permits to remodel, taxes for simply existing year-over-year, taxes for having too few people living in the house... is there a limit to how far government will go to control what people can and cannot do with their own property?

If he'd said it about whites, nobody would care. It looks like Black Twitter is noticing, too.