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Even just freezing emergency lending on a daly basis is bringing the country to it's knees.

The only way you could move such a thing to Daly City is if you could somehow pitch as a cool place to be.

For example Michael Daly Hawkins had a dissented to argue that it's ok for a school to strip-search a crying thirteen year-old to search for ibuprofen.

> Daly City is essentially the worst of all worlds: -- and it's an undesirable eye sore on top of it.

It seems to me that Daly City would be more sensible and/or comforting for the people that are being forced to relocate from locales such as Salt Lake City.

Just some cynical speculation with absolutely no data behind it; just wanted to throw out the possibility that Daly City is probably more familiar to SLC folks than SF.

Yes there's Fremont, Hayward, Oakland, South SF, Daly City, and even more as well.

Eric Zencey, one of the contributors to the Daly News piece cited is also the author of the Soddy critique I just referenced in another comment.

I think the whole Camino Real strip from San Jose to Daly city could be turned into a high density corridor Redwood City is doing that.

Younger people tend to move to outer neighborhoods in SF, or to Daly City or the other peninsula suburbs, as Chinatown is actually a ghetto despite also being a romanticized tourist attraction.

I think the whole Camino Real strip from San Jose to Daly city could be turned into a high density corridor with subway line running below (or above) connecting SF to SJ and all the new downtowns in between.

...with 2 or 3 cutters at each shop, that would suggest somewhere in the 3-400 range, but some of these entries are for Salons and some are in Daly city or Sausalito, not quite in San Francisco.

People have started to call this the "Chris Daly" phenomenon.

While it may be cool to be "steps away" from that stuff you listed (and I doubt you're being fair to Daly City), it certainly shouldn't make or break a job that you're otherwise happy with.

This is the time we got the various unsavory elements like lesbianism as a political identity, the idea that male homosexuality is a result of misogyny (espoused by the Redstockings, for example), separatist feminism, "womyn born womyn" and the radical feminist transphobia espoused by Janice Raymond, Mary Daly, Sheila Jeffreys, Germaine Greer and I think even Gloria Steinem at one point.

Daly City's actually pretty convenient if you live near 280 or, to a lesser extent, 101.

This is in response to the recent actions of sup Daly, who has been a very lefish and fierce advocate for the homeless, rent control and tenants rights, etc...

In addition to the Club of Rome stuff recommended above, check out: Capitalism Nature Socialism, a pretty good journal which often discusses these issues, and Beyond Growth by Herman Daly.