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Now you see the future thanks to insurance. We now are reaping the \”benefits\” of the insurance industry, the death of business. We do not need insurance, if those businesses that could afford it would simply pay the hospital half of what they pay for insurance then there would be no need for insurance. Your days are numbered and it is a small number. You can not fool all the people all the time. Support the fair tax your child\’s life depends on it.
As noble a gesture as this appears, it sounds more like the final straw that will lead major businesses out of San Francisco. If this precipitates more large corporations to move to other business-friendly cities or states, we will have an economically depressed San Francisco. The housing market, the employed workers as well, will all suffer.
SF leading the way!