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At this point, feces on the sidewalk /is/ part of the SF aesthetic, so in a way, by refusing to allow anything more than two or three stories to be built in man
by seanp2k2 4y ago
At this point, feces on the sidewalk /is/ part of the SF aesthetic, so in a way, by refusing to allow anything more than two or three stories to be built in many neighborhoods, they’re correct in that they’re preserving it.
Then again, it’s not like the high rises ever end up including a significant amount of affordable housing anyway, so that doesn’t even make a dent in the issue.
- fnordpiglet 4y agoI lived in SF in the 1995-2002 time range and feces and used condoms and needles were literally everywhere even then. I’ve only ever seen this in SF in all my travels and places I’ve lived the country and world over, even places with severe homeless problems. It’s definitely a part of the charm - human excrement and Victorians.