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But people are inherently dumb so they will vote in the same chiflados!
casandra saysBut people are inherently dumb so they will vote in the same chiflados!
The politician is not the chiflado, the chiflado would be the voter. I would love to see "chiflado" become a borrow word to mean "idiot voter."
Safeway Redesigns San Francisco Store To Prevent 'Flash Mob' Robberies
This Dude Moved From Texas To San Fran Because "They Pay You To Be Homeless." Listen To How He Regularly Sees Death And Sells Fentanyl To Teens With No Police Enforcement.
Many of the problems stemmed from Covid-19. California’s prisons, jails and homeless shelters were under orders to reduce their occupancy. But none of these problems started with the pandemic. Between 2008 and 2019, about 18,000 companies, including Toyota, Charles Schwab and Hewlett-Packard, fled California due to a constellation of problems sometimes summarized as “poor business climate.” California has the highest income tax, highest gasoline tax and highest sales tax in the United States, spends significantly more than other states on homelessness, and yet has worse outcomes.
Though I have been a progressive and Democrat all of my adult life, I found myself asking a question that sounded rather conservative. What were we getting for our high taxes? Why, after twenty years of voting for ballot initiatives promising to address drug addiction, mental illness and homelessness, had all three gotten worse? And why had progressive Democratic elected officials stopped enforcing many laws against certain groups of people, from unhoused people suffering mental illness and drug addiction in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle, to heavily armed and mostly white anarchists in Seattle, Portland and Minneapolis? ...
Many of the people who enjoy some of the highest levels of prosperity and freedom in human history are also the least grateful, and least loyal, to the civilization that made it possible. The progressive obsession with changing the names of schools and tearing down statues of people allegedly guilty of genocide in the past comes at a time when our greatest global rival is actually guilty of committing one in the present.
I am still not sure if Trump was a willing actor or not.
https://babylonbee.com/news/san-francisco-walgreens-introduces-new-frequent-looter-rewards-punch-card?source=patrick.net
San Francisco official blames racism, Trump and 'closet Republicans' for recall of school board members
https://www.theblaze.com/news/san-francisco-recall-blame-trump?source=patrick.net
San Francisco official blames racism, Trump and 'closet Republicans' for recall of school board members
Do they have any other reply, ever?
Something associated with facts and reality would be nice for a change.
Liberal US cities change course, now clearing homeless camps
By SARA CLINE
March 11, 2022
Amazon Relocates Workers Due to Out-of-Control Violence in Downtown Seattle
Homeless Tents In San Francisco’s Tenderloin District Increase By 300%, Leaving Streets ‘Unsanitary, Unsafe, Impassable,’ Lawsuit Says
By Eric A. Blair
Published May 11, 2020
Due To Violent Crime Wave In Seattle, Amazon “Removing” Workers From Downtown Offices
The term “luxury beliefs” was coined by Rob Henderson, a doctoral candidate at Cambridge University, in 2019: “Luxury beliefs are ideas and opinions that confer status on the rich at very little cost, while taking a toll on the lower class.” The best example of a luxury belief in recent years is probably the Defund the Police vogue: a push by the woke and the affluent to dismantle the public service that poor Americans living in dangerous neighborhoods rely on for their safety.
A March 4 memorandum from City Administrator Carmen Chu reveals that San Francisco will not enter into contracts with businesses headquartered in most of the United States — 28 states in all. Official travel to those states is also forbidden. And this list includes some surprises: Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Wisconsin.
As a result of this vast boycott, San Francisco is constraining the number of businesses it can ink deals with, which all but certainly inhibits quality and drives up costs. It also adds onerous time constraints to the contracting process, which leads to poor outcomes and also drives up costs.
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