"We have to do it. We have to try something,"

Try a free market, encouraging production, and meritocracy instead of socialism encouraging the unproductive to migrate to your city.

Trying the same failed actions repeatedly is the very definition of insanity.

Government Housing -Failure
Government Minimum Wage - Failure
Government Unemployment "Insurance" - Failure
Government Medical "Insurance" - Failure (Bankrupting the Federal government)
Government Retirement Program- Failure (Bankrupting the Federal government)
Government Food Stamps - Failure
Government Student Loan Guarantees - Failure
Government Banking (Cartel) System - Failure
Government Illegal Alien Protection - Failure

More than 50% of the voters in America are too ignorant and too brainwashed by politically biased interests to be allowed the responsibility to vote. The SF Bay area voters are overwhelmingly ignorant. May their continued insanity in government bankrupt the socialist morons and provide an unassailable example to convince many other urban residents of the futility of government socialism.

“Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.”

― George Carlin

So, why do the homeless flock to SF? Well, maybe their bleeding heart mentality and SJW mentality draws them there because of the money already spent. It is SJW's like Benioff that co-opt the efforts and corrupt the system. We don't need more money thrown at it, we need results and obviously, we are not getting results. I say we ditch California and let them sink into their social morass.

I have heard that Atlas Shrugged is a novel. Its more than a work of fiction- its more of a documentary actually, and the only way people will be open to reject collectivism is to have it FAIL right there where they live. Societal collapse wont guarantee acceptance of free market solutions, but I think it at least opens the door to new ideas.

"The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged" are no longer fiction but are "How To" manuals for the Liberal-Progressive collectivist movement. Ellsworth Toohey and Wesley Mouch are heroes with Howard Roark, Henry Rearden and Dagny Taggart being the villains. Not quite what Ayn Rand expected.

A person with a brain
"I have to make decisions with my head, not just my heart," Breed said. "I do not believe doubling what we spend on homelessness without new accountability, when we don't even spend what we have now efficiently, is good government."

I love the idea of denying the vote to anybody who receives government funds. Including civil servants.

Soylent Green production would resolve this in 12 months. I bet anyone, that it's institution would put at least half these people back in the workforce.

How did this mayor get elected. Is part of San Francisco coming to see reality?

In San Francisco, it's also become an intriguing fight between recently elected Mayor London Breed, who is siding with the city's Chamber of Commerce in urging a no vote, and philanthropist Benioff, whose company is San Francisco's largest private employer with 8,400 workers.

Breed came out hard against the measure, saying it lacked collaboration, could attract homeless people from neighboring counties to the city, and could cost middle-class jobs in retail and service. San Francisco has already dramatically increased spending on homelessness, she said, with no noticeable improvement.

San Francisco spent $380 million of its $10 billion budget last year on services related to homelessness.

"I have to make decisions with my head, not just my heart," Breed said. "I do not believe doubling what we spend on homelessness without new accountability, when we don't even spend what we have now efficiently, is good government."

I think there may be a market for a small spray canister of indelible purple dye much like that used in the dyepacks used by banks to identify bank robbers. You could carry it like pepper spray.

In New Orleans we call them "gutter punks." They all have dogs to prevent (they assume) the police from arresting them. We give our left overs to the dogs, not the gutter punks. When talking with the punks we find they all are from middle class to affluent families and chose to be vagrants. I wonder how many in San Francisco have the same background and agenda.