
Actaeon Complex
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Actaeon Complex
@ActaeonComplex
A phylogenic fear of transhuman beauty



$100M spent today, gets 100 people indoors 5 years later with the status quo approach. That’s not scalable, it’s not humane, and it’s certainly not progressive to create the perfect solution for the lucky few, while leaving thousands of others to die on the streets. In San Jose, we changed our approach. We didn’t tax people more; we spent their dollars better to address their biggest issue. Three years later, we’ve reduced unsheltered homelessness for the first time in a very long time — and helped thousands get back on a path to self-sufficiency. Our answer can’t always be to spend more; we need to spend better. I plan to do that statewide once elected.




@Kylel999 @Maguro_Maznaga Very true. I’m an Iowan in California. The difference between the two is like two separate species. But i worry that those yanks, snowflakes and purple-hairs are making too much progress toward the dystopia they crave so much.








@Kylel999 @Maguro_Maznaga Very true. I’m an Iowan in California. The difference between the two is like two separate species. But i worry that those yanks, snowflakes and purple-hairs are making too much progress toward the dystopia they crave so much.




@Kylel999 @Maguro_Maznaga Very true. I’m an Iowan in California. The difference between the two is like two separate species. But i worry that those yanks, snowflakes and purple-hairs are making too much progress toward the dystopia they crave so much.






@StrongzeroTrpg I’d define it as something that was once very good, and attracted a lot of people because it was good, but then was made very bad by the people controlling it, typically because they started caring more about their own profit than the greater good they had originally created.


@Kylel999 @Maguro_Maznaga Very true. I’m an Iowan in California. The difference between the two is like two separate species. But i worry that those yanks, snowflakes and purple-hairs are making too much progress toward the dystopia they crave so much.















