Red Eye radio hosts try to mislead on San Francisco inequality

Terry Blue
   San Francisco is a increasing inequality city in America has people with low-wages and stuck in the service economy are increasingly priced out by failure of government to build more affordable housing for all it residents and allowing private markets to dictate insane compensation for people involved in the computer industry. The corporate big wig speaking radio duo of Eric Harley and Gary McNamara would let you to believe though it is demands for a fifteen dollar minimum wage that will drive these workers and price them out of the city of San Francisco instead of greedy international real estate investors that are pushing the cost of housing in the bay area and skyrocketing the value of housing. This undynamic radio duo speak for the corporate classes and wealthy investors and the reason they are so stead fast against seeing those outside the upper classes get an increase in pay is they fear it will take a bite lout of the wealth of the investing class. A class that buy the way puts a couple of knuckleheads like them in front of a microphone for a hard day of working talking bullshit defense for the class system that has been waging war against ninety five percent of people in this country. This type of work is not easy and they have to stay up late nights arguing their points with liberals all night hence the name red eye. These guys just want to look down on those with lower -incomes and are outraged that there is talk of increasing the pay of fast-food workers who most likely do 99 percent more actual moving and work that these two big mouths can move their muscle jaws. They actually had the nerve to say that these fast-ffod workers will orice themselves out of the bay area and out of a job by making these requests because they are worth what the market (rich people) says that they are worth and ought to be getting paid. San Francisco is a mess because corporate crowd demands that money flows into these technology companies most of which lose money because there is a perceived notion that just one might strike it big like Apple or Facebook and a potential for a massive lottery. This is what the American economy has become and why capitalism is in such of a need of a reset and government takeover to fulfill promises to all people of a livable wage in any city in this country.