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"What's not affordable is spending most of your income on rent, and this is hardly a choice for most people right now."

Not a choice? Don't you enter into a rental agreement via choice? I've never met anyone who's said they were forced to rent some place.

I don't necessarily disagree with the housing shortage, but there's reasons for that. Look at state, local laws and nimby's that pass and influence local zoning restrictions. San Francisco is a perfect example of that process gone awry.

Want affordable rent? Then you can still choose not to live in one of the areas that is anti-housing.

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I wish people didn't trivialize the struggle with moving from a metropolitan area, as if leaving everything and everyone close to you is a simple, rational, mathematical decision to save a few hundred a month on rent.