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Maybe those things will get addressed once people have to run a gauntlet to buy a sandwich. It's much harder to ignore in an ivory tower.
by jonny_eh 8y ago
Maybe those things will get addressed once people have to run a gauntlet to buy a sandwich. It's much harder to ignore in an ivory tower.
- akira2501 8y agoMaybe the city should directly address those things instead of hoping that a bought-out law crafted for special interests will magically fix it for them.
- mbgaxyz 8y agoReplace "people" with "politicians" and I'll give you an upvote.
- toomanyrichies 8y agoAt the risk of nit-picking the humor out of your comment, I'd say the city's politicians already do run that gauntlet. City Hall is adjacent to the open-air drug market known as the Tenderloin, and many members of the city's transient population frequent the park in front of City Hall. Also, the closest BART stop (Civic Center station) is arguably the stop in SF with the most persistent hygiene issues.
- ibeckermayer 8y agoYeah and you can bet your ass those politicians are hopping in an Uber and sailing right by it behind tinted windows...
- refurb 8y agoUnless you live and work in the same building, there is no ignoring this stuff in SF.
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- Hjalti 8y agoI don't see in FIDI. Not sure how SOMA is
- nerfhammer 8y agoThe board of supervisors doesn't have a cafeteria and yet they have no problem ignoring it