Large media outlets are dying and this article is more proof of that. The premise seems to be that Wallgreens caused a drug problem, and then that drug problem

Large media outlets are dying and this article is more proof of that. The premise seems to be that Wallgreens caused a drug problem, and then that drug problem caused other problems. Well, SF is notorious for having a very lenient attitude towards drugs, drug addicts, and public use of drugs. I'm not sure if it still happens, but they were giving free needles and other amenities that help you get high for recreational purposes. This article is just hard to believe, and should be obvious for anyone that lived in SF. This leads me to think that these types of media outlets are getting some extra incentive... and that's why large media is so hard to trust. It stinks of having an agenda.