. >> good afternoon my name is michael harrington with the mission sro collaborative on dolores street and live in the dog patch area in the mission. i have been living there for over ten years and i have had bed bugs twice in that period of time in 2007 and in 2011. i'm a very clean person. but as we all know bed bugs don't discriminate. the last time i had bed bugs was off and on through 2011. i did everything that i was supposed to do. if the manager and the owner cared a little more i might not have had them for so long. plus, what can you do if other tenants don't speak up? in my case a couple other tenants complained and it was not taken seriously. i had to call the department of public health, and the department of building inspection and now i am hated my owner for telling the truth. i got the otherwise the division of inspection and the pest control operator to find that half of the rooms had them. they had sprayed and so far as of right now there is no evidence of bed bugs in my unit, but that can change in a second. it only takes one. so i'm asking you the council to please

this was not unfamiliar language to michael harrington. but i don't like it. i don't like it and i don't know really what charles means, and i read his books carefully, when he talks about this cultural shift. i don't mean to imply by the statistics i'm citing that there are no sexless guys, or the share of the sample that you have picked out, the white working class knows what they labor for dissipation rate. they are a shrinking share of the total, very much so. a factor own numbers show they shrink by half of the total population. but if you think it's very much overdone at have two objections to the first, and this is not the position of charles murray or any the researchers just mention. in the real world, klitschko unit could speak to this just on our journalistic perch later, i think in the real world, the cultural emphasis becomes damagingly divided again, not charles. this is, culture becomes a synonym. i think that's kind of the play right now in our national debate for behaviors that are acceptable in the subgroup that the rest of us agree are bad.