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I'm just reporting what I've seen living here. And I've voted democrat my entire life, but I won't this next election. After having kids and seeing how cops res
by diogenescynic 3y ago
I'm just reporting what I've seen living here. And I've voted democrat my entire life, but I won't this next election. After having kids and seeing how cops respond to 911 calls, I can't keep giving my vote to pathetic democrats.
Shoplifting incident yesterday: https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/video/watch-group-of-thieves-ransack-walgreens-store-at-san-franciscos-civic-center-area/ https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/video/watch-group-of-th...
Stuff like this happens constantly, most isn't even reported. I used to work by the Salesforce tower and saw this happen a few times in 2018-2019.
If you make enough money and have a $2M house, you can insulate yourself from a lot of this. I unfortunately am not as insulated from it as I'd like to be. I live in a 'nice' neighborhood, but even I've had homeless people camp in front of my house, a hit and run on my car that 911 wouldn't respond to, etc etc. Like I said, people only have to have a few of these eye opening incidents before they start questioning the direction this state is heading in and who is steering the ship.
- hot_gril 3y agoMany would say the same about SF in particular, but it's also an extreme example. I worked there for 4 years, then once I wanted to start a family, I left and didn't look back. It's not even like SF gets tons of hate because it's doing well; the place's relevance is truly fading.