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ignoring the plight of the homeless for a second. these camps are a serious problem for the rest of us in SF that are trying to lead quasi-normal lives. it jus
by convolvatron 4y ago
ignoring the plight of the homeless for a second.
these camps are a serious problem for the rest of us in SF that are trying to lead quasi-normal lives. it just cant be acceptable to have dogs trained to harass and attack people running around free on the streets.
i'm hardly a law and order kind of person, but methheads arguing outside your window every night is real problem. it really hard to run a retail business when there are 5-6 seriously messed up people living right outside you door who have reluctantly agreed to keep a tiny path free.
it really sucks to have to pick up their biological waste because they cant be bothered.
as a society, not just the city of SF, we should really wonder what we're trying to accomplish here and how this situation came to exist instead of wondering if there is another rug we can push this all under.