There’s a drug crisis. Not a homeless crisis.
We're moving forward because we need more Nav Centers to help people off the streets and connect them with services. We need more Nav Centers, more treatment beds, more permanent supportive housing, and more affordable housing if we're going to address the homelessness crisis.https://twitter.com/sfchronicle/status/1176254332783800322 …
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You are moving forward because you have no other ideas, solutions, or even competent staff to advise you. This will fail to move the needle on homelessness, drug addiction, crime, or virtually any other serious problem in San Francisco.
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Why does it have to be an eyesore on the beautiful Embarcadero? Just asking.
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Because the BoS doesn't understand tourism, revenue and those of us who elected them. :)
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While we need more supportive housing, First sweep the drug dealers out of town and get the mentally ill off the streets and into treatment.
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We need a DA & legal system that keeps dangerous people in jail.
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Lmao what the fuck. Homeless were in San Francisco before the boom too
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We're moving forward so we can put more tax dollars in the pocket of the
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How about more police and actual enforcement of the law? Eg don’t allow open air drug transactions
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@SFPDTenderloin to see dangerous work Police are doing to protect us. 380 Drug Dealers arrested 2019 ytd just in the Tenderloin Problem is@SFDAOffice & Judges set them free almost as fast as the're arrested District Attorney on Nov 5 ballot Vote wisely!
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