I wonder if the barking dog is a pit? Homelessfolk love pits.
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SF beatdown
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A tree falling in the forest makes more noise than the rest of the forest growing.
No worries. New DA has a great plan that should solve it all!!!
"When someone reaches five citations for public drug use, that is a clear signal that they are in a crisis and need support," Jenkins said in a statement. "Addressing substance use and addiction in our community requires an all-hands-on-deck approach that includes the criminal justice system."
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"When someone reaches five citations for public drug use, that is a clear signal that they are in a crisis and need support," Jenkins said in a statement. "Addressing substance use and addiction in our community requires an all-hands-on-deck approach that includes the criminal justice system."
Brooke Jenkins reveals plan for people who use drugs in SF
Specifics on how she planned to handle people who use drugs were not revealed until...
That was some technoviking sh!t.Lol, that dude that rolled up on his e-scooter @0:36.....
not really, looks like sunglass guy fails to break up the shirtless twink and black sleeveless, guy with broom sweeps and misses
overall a fail of all parties involved and no beat down was seen in this short snippet
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yeah did he do a little power slide for his grand entrance?Lol, that dude that rolled up on his e-scooter @0:36.....
1) Matt Haney is not on the Board of Supes anymore. He's a state rep and a full political climber moving to the center.
2) Addiction sucks.
3) Criminalizing addiction sucks.
4) Ever hung out outside a bar around closing time?
5) That's a pretty tame corner.
2) Addiction sucks.
3) Criminalizing addiction sucks.
4) Ever hung out outside a bar around closing time?
5) That's a pretty tame corner.
7/7 for the dismount and chest puff.yeah did he do a little power slide for his grand entrance?
Just talking to a lady at work who moved here from Manhattan. She grew up in Manhattan and doesn't even drive, so super NY
She says it is far worse than you see on the news. She was born in Manhattan and finally felt so unsafe that they had to leave. They were going to move out without even having a job.
Just wanted to share this with the people that say these videos are cherry picked and the cities are not *that bad*
She says it is far worse than you see on the news. She was born in Manhattan and finally felt so unsafe that they had to leave. They were going to move out without even having a job.
Just wanted to share this with the people that say these videos are cherry picked and the cities are not *that bad*
we already got that:
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The last time I was South of Market St it was far worse than what is in that video and that was 6 months ago. Think Calcutta bad.
New York is not that bad. Way worse in the 80s. It got dark and weird in the first several months of the lockdowns and George Floyd riots and aftermath. But that all was more than 2 years ago now. Midtown is vibrant and crowded again. That was really the last neighborhood to “get back to normal” so to speak.