High minimum wages making robots more attractive - so San Fran considers banning robots

San Francisco's far-left population has been at the forefront of the battle for astronomical minimum wages. Currently, the area enjoys a $13.00 minimum, and most of the activists who line the streets would like to see it raised by at least a couple of bucks. That, as we've told you before, is making the idea of robots extremely attractive. Why pay a worker fifteen bucks (and worry about sickness, vacations, benefits, and demands for even more money) when you can just replace him with a kiosk or wheeled delivery drone? Apparently, no one in the Golden Gate city has a good answer for that question. So, Democrats are trying to do what they do best: over-regulate and ban. If you're going to lower your bottom line by replacing delivery people with robots, they're just going to have to outlaw robots.