idk what you're talking about, it mentions "permanently affordable housing", and descriptions of its intent are all throughout the voters guide arguments sfelections.sfgov.org/sites/defaul...

you also might remember that prop k was passed in conjunction of this, which was the necessary authorization for the social housing prop i was meant to fund

we actually *couldn't* have done this for a transfer tax, because it's illegal; instead, the board passed a unanimous resolution laying out the intent, the voters guide contained information about what it's for, and the campaign ran on this messaging, also made the HSFOB which the mayor ignored

i mean, yes, i do also want that, but maybe don't tell me what i want when i'm actually being very clear about the need to diminish the power of the SF executive branch via charter reform

here's the part where you apologize for being ignorant of the law and implying some sort of dishonesty right max??

either you're feigning ignorance or are actually ignorant, neither is a particularly good look

yeah this is a legal requirement, because our charter is really stupid and state law is really stupid; the board passed a unanimous resolution stating the intent of the funding and the campaign messaging was explicitly about that - do not be disingenuous, it was entirely breed that did this

yeah, i agree, we need charter reform so it's possible to more easily prohibit the mayor from unilaterally deciding to ignore the will of voters

America is not any of these other places, bad logic

it’s an admittedly very lame and obvious turn of phrase, you doofus

no robot, either through action or inaction, may use a point of inquiry to argue during a debate

for which of the two mutually exclusive things: dinner or a show?

well you see, Neo is a character from a film called "The Matrix" (1999), and balls are testicles (??)

Nothing to do with what I'm saying.

not you too jesus

refuse to acknowledge shanti impostor syndrome

the bar is, of course, incredibly low; but you could clear a high one anyways come on

1. The Census Bureau
2. A long history of intentional dysfunction within the U.S. housing system