Libtard-run California is the asshole of America, whose “authorities” allow their huge numbers of homeless citizens to shit, piss and shoot-up drugs on public streets, with no fear of punishment, and tax the shit out of anyone who lives there.

Unfair to Square: Corrupt Leftist Twitter CEO Whines About San Fransicko Taxes Only When it Affects Them

Now San Fransicko wants to increase taxes on corporations to help pay for the leftist depravity that has been allowed to take over California, and the out-of-control numbers of people living on the streets, surviving on handouts from concerned citizens (mostly Christians) and the government.

Corrupt leftist douchebag Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has been whining about the corporate taxes though, saying that Square will be hit harder than their competition.

Waaaa.. Suck it up buttercup. Shut the fuck up and pay your taxes.

The so-called “leaders” of San Fransicko corporations that support unbelievably stupid far-leftist Democrat policies need to pay for those city-destroying policies – so pay-up dickheads!

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Friday sounded off against a San Francisco measure to increase corporate taxes that would give the city more funding to tackle its homeless crisis.

Dorsey said he was opposed to San Francisco’s Proposition C because he believes one of companies he leads as CEO, Square, will be taxed at unfair rates compared to other major companies such as Salesforce.

The Twitter head wrote in a series of tweets that with the proposition’s passage, Square could potentially face more than $20 million in taxes in 2019 compared to Salesforce.

Dorsey and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, who strongly supports the proposition, have butted heads on the matter.

Benioff publicly questioned Dorsey’s commitment to fighting homelessness in a separate set of tweets last week.

The Salesforce CEO has contributed $1 million to campaigning for the initiative.

Proposition C would increase corporate taxes for companies based in San Francisco and put that money toward tackling homelessness in the city.

Polling has shown mixed support for the measure, from upwards of 56 percent of voters backing it to around 47 percent, depending on how it is framed.

San Francisco has a notorious homelessness crisis that has been exacerbated by its affordable housing crisis, with its real estate values the most expensive for urban areas in the U.S.

Despite being the 13th largest city in America, San Francisco has the 7th largest homeless population.

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