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Last year people argued that property rights don't matter and lives are more important. It seems the SFPD is following that practice.

• sudosysgen 5y ago
  Wait what? Burglaries are violent crimes. How is it protecting lives to allow violent crime to happen? We're not talking about shoplifting here.
  • koheripbal 5y ago
    There is a reason this is happening in SF. The residents asked for less police intervention.
    • sudosysgen 5y ago
      Who in SF asked for the police to stop intervening in violent crimes? The messaging was for the police to intervene less in non-violent crimes. I don't know of anyone that actually wanted the police to stop intervening in violent crime. Can you cite some non-fringe figure that asked for the police to stop intervening in violent crime?
      • mansion7 5y ago
        That's a trick question. Every SF politician is a fringe figure.
  • jhardy54 5y ago
    > Burglaries are violent crimes. How is it protecting lives to allow violent crime to happen? Depends where you live. In the US robbery is a violent crime, but burglary is generally considered a non-violent property crime.