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1. It doesn’t say that, many categories are up. 2. It’s a pandemic with much of the last 9 months in lockdown. 3. The numbers in certain categories are much h
by lawnchair_larry 6y ago
1. It doesn’t say that, many categories are up.
2. It’s a pandemic with much of the last 9 months in lockdown.
3. The numbers in certain categories are much higher than reported because most people have given up and don’t bother reporting
- mbgerring 6y agoIt’s true that like in almost every city in America in 2020, some categories of crime went up in San Francisco in 2020, and I am still waiting for anyone to make a convincing argument that it’s because of the DA, or offer any proof that people stopped reporting crime because of the DA. What’s interesting to me is that violent crime has indisputably not increased since Boudin was elected, yet his critics are constantly using the details of specific violent crimes as a rhetorical cudgel, insinuating that Boudin personally caused a wave of violent crime that simply is not happening.
- lawnchair_larry 6y ago> What’s interesting to me is that violent crime has indisputably not increased since Boudin was elected, yet his critics are constantly using the details of specific violent crimes as a rhetorical cudgel, insinuating that Boudin personally caused a wave of violent crime that simply is not happening. Isn’t that amazing? Wait until you see the data behind the black lives matter narrative. It too says precisely the opposite of what everyone thinks.