[TexasGator]

HA Ha! Yo tax dollars buy my poems.

[Hatteras]

Keel my lanlord...
Keel my lanlord...

[5th MEB]

Perhaps if these so called “ARTISTS” produced something people wanted they wouldn’t have to live off the public wellfare!

Poetry, painting, and dance are fine, but my advise is; GET A REAL JOB YOU BUM!

One other thing; CUT YOUR UGLY ASS HAIR!

[Organic Panic]

He is exactly the kind of person I don’t want as my neighbor. But as long as it is not my tax dollars (yeah I know it is tax dollars laundered through a democrat party front group) I don’t care what they do with it.

“fighting to hold on to their place in the most expensive city in America.”

There is a solution to that issue.

[texas booster]

“Being an artist here is very challenging since the cost of living has gone up so much, and artists' pay hasn't,” explains Marika Brussel, one of YBCA’s guaranteed income recipients. Brussel has lived in San Francisco since 1996, working as a (ballet) choreographer and teacher. “I make almost the same hourly teaching rate as I did in 2008,” she says. “If I wasn’t married, I don’t think I could afford to live here.”

This another of the 130 "artists" that were selected to get $1,000 monthly for 18 months. Seriously, she is married and owns a dance studio - not at all (seemingly) like Dublin.

Reading a little further on Ms. Brussel:

Brussel specializes in contemporary ballet, and her performances are heavily informed by social justice as well as her personal experiences. ... Her work makes an art of empathy building.

The additional income from SF-GIPA has allowed her to pay for studio space, compensate her dancers, and produce a film of her latest ballet called "House of Names," which explores the Me Too movement through the lens of mythology.

Well, never mind. The mindset of the SF "artists" shows that they are too invested in the mythology of SJW too ever be free from the money tree of government.

[jdsteel]

Not exactly the guy I’d want as a neighbor. Despite what the author thinks.