San Francisco is imploding

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Check out this vibe shift in California. Newsom is like, y'all I'm trying to clear homeless camps but the courts are fighting me:

https://twitter.com/GavinNewsom/status/1696600790188822690?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Also, note that he seems to be nodding in agreement with Elon Musk. So I guess California misses it's former position as the undisputed home of tech.

This is a very interesting and welcome development.

Especially when you are going to run for President

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's remarkable how quickly this has all happened. 7 years ago San Francisco and Portland were great cities. Safe. Fun. Great quality of life. Awesome restaurants. Wonderful natural locations. And now both places are straight out of The Walking Dead.

In retrospect, refusing to prosecute criminals and tolerating open air drug markets - first for heroin, now for fentanyl - were terrible approaches to urban life. Until that changes, two of the best cities in America are going to continue to spiral. There needs to be a tough on crime approach going forward. And the addicts need to be given a choice. Treatment or jail. But you can't live and use on the sidewalks anymore.

Unfortunately, I don't see anything changing.

The Bunny Colwin experiment without removing the dealers!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Check out this vibe shift in California. Newsom is like, y'all I'm trying to clear homeless camps but the courts are fighting me:

https://twitter.com/GavinNewsom/status/1696600790188822690?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Also, note that he seems to be nodding in agreement with Elon Musk. So I guess California misses it's former position as the undisputed home of tech.

This is a very interesting and welcome development.

Especially when you are going to run for President

Watch the gullibles voting for him in 2028!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just your typical day in S.F. :

But but but HOuSiNG PrICe eXPEnSiVE!! MuST MeaN SF DeSiReAbLE!

Incredible. I guess I'm most astounded at SF residents who continue voting for the same moronic politicians and policies. What a bunch of utter idiots.

Guess you have never been to Texas?

doh

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“ So the crime statistics are really off in SF because police won’t take crime reports.“

This is the key! Published reports show crime is up in blue cities a paltry 10% or 15%, & everyone thinks the GOP is overreacting to the effects of no-cash bail, social justice prosecutors, & other leftist policies. But they are only reporting a FRACTION of the actual crimes. They are trying to downplay how horrible it is so they can claim their policies are a success & should be adopted elsewhere. And that their governor (Newsom) should be your president.

Even in far-left Oakland CA the residents are begging for a return to old-fashioned law enforcement.

Juking the stats! It’s all in The Wire

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just your typical day in S.F. :

But but but HOuSiNG PrICe eXPEnSiVE!! MuST MeaN SF DeSiReAbLE!

Incredible. I guess I'm most astounded at SF residents who continue voting for the same moronic politicians and policies. What a bunch of utter idiots.

Exactly. Their heads are permanently stuck you know where.

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile.......
Stores closing in SF, NY, Seattle, and Portland. Three stores in SF.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

You just can't make this up. Watch the interview with this reporter. It is insane.

This might be the most San Francisco story I’ve ever heard in my entire life

A convicted child molester set up a tent across from a SF school offering “free fentanyl for new users”

He has been doing this for 2 years

SFPD Captain Chris Canning: "I was told he is in compliance with all the components of what his sex registration are."

[Anonymous]

Seems like he’s providing a service to people curious about fentanyl. The city should consider giving him an award

[Anonymous]

I’m sure the good people of SF will come up with a suitable award and have a child present it. This reads like an onion article but idk any more 🤷‍♀️

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You just can't make this up. Watch the interview with this reporter. It is insane.

This might be the most San Francisco story I’ve ever heard in my entire life

A convicted child molester set up a tent across from a SF school offering “free fentanyl for new users”

He has been doing this for 2 years

SFPD Captain Chris Canning: "I was told he is in compliance with all the components of what his sex registration are."

A parent at Stella Maris basically punched the homeless guy (rightfully so in my opinion), police were called and they finally removed him. Apparently his sex offender status wasn’t high enough for him to be in violation of being next to a school. Very scary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“ So the crime statistics are really off in SF because police won’t take crime reports.“

This is the key! Published reports show crime is up in blue cities a paltry 10% or 15%, & everyone thinks the GOP is overreacting to the effects of no-cash bail, social justice prosecutors, & other leftist policies. But they are only reporting a FRACTION of the actual crimes. They are trying to downplay how horrible it is so they can claim their policies are a success & should be adopted elsewhere. And that their governor (Newsom) should be your president.

Even in far-left Oakland CA the residents are begging for a return to old-fashioned law enforcement.

Juking the stats! It’s all in The Wire

Why would people call the police when they know the criminals won’t be prosecuted? As someone who has lived a the city for 25 years, I can honestly say crime is much worse. Our once quiet neighborhood has car break ins almost nightly. No one reports. Until it escalates to car stolen or someone is carjacked, no one reports. Retail thefts may not be reported to police routinely, but watch how many stores are closing in the city: they wouldn’t be doing that if if were business as usual. They do that because they can’t afford all the loss to shoplifting.

[Anonymous]

It took a visit from the leader of China. Wonder how long it will stay like this after he leaves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It took a visit from the leader of China. Wonder how long it will stay like this after he leaves.