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by danans
2024 days ago
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> I’m sure there are lots of subcultures. What does this have to do with who is actually governing? A whole lot. Look no further than
the recent ballot initiative won by Uber and Lyft against classifying drivers as full employees, or similarly failed ballot initiative to remove prop 13 from commercial property taxes. The direction of both results was very much in the libertarian direction. |
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So, since the Bay Area has socialist subcultures [0], and they actually have power [1], will you say it is socialist in governance? Or are you applying a double standard?
> The direction of both results was very much in the libertarian direction.
Those two particular results, sure. What about all the other results and legislation I referenced?
[0] https://dsasf.org
[1] https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/11/13/young-democratic-soci...