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I feel the same, when I travel to other larger cities (Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, LA, Atlanta, etc) there are similar problems. It’s not an SF pr
by hellisothers 3y ago
I feel the same, when I travel to other larger cities (Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, LA, Atlanta, etc) there are similar problems. It’s not an SF problem it’s a city problem, especially the more “downtown’s” it gets as opposed to more “neighborhood’y”.
- jacobolus 3y agoCities have plenty of problems, but by and large they are not a particular danger to children. I generally feel significantly safer in cities with relatively walkable sidewalks, relatively narrow streets, and lots of pedestrian/bike traffic than I do in typical American suburbs full of strip malls and 6-lane roads. The latter are in my opinion horrendous places to raise children.
- ponector 3y agoIt is not a city problem. It is a US city problem, but people are used to it, the are no incentives to make US cities safer.
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- drywaller 3y agoIn those other cities, the bad guys tend to live there. Whereas in SF, then tend to "commute" from the east bay.