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I don’t know how anyone who is actually human could write this

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San Francisco’s budget on homelessness is controlled by

@fbach4

She blocks the closure of open drug scenes, calls people who disagree with her fascists and racists, and organizes protests at the homes of politicians.

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San Francisco Homeless Insider Tells All

Why do they do it? Anarcho-nihilism “There’s a San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness hat which says, ‘Coalition on Homelessness: On The Frontlines of Class Warfare.’ They feel like they’re fighting class warfare. They tell people to not take shelter.”

public.substack.com

Why progressives defend and finance open drug scenes

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A clinical psychologist who for two decades ran programs for homeless veterans at the San Francisco Veterans Administration Medical Center, which included homeless vets, called it a “leftwing religion based on split-off hatred and contempt for civilization itself.”

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“When I attended substance abuse conferences in San Francisco run by community leaders, it became clear to me that these people had no understanding of mental health disorders like addiction – they regarded ‘homeless’ addicts as heroes of some kind.”

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“Thus, each drug addict defecating on the streets in the Tenderloin was a massive middle finger to some imagined white male with a briefcase…They *want* people inconvenienced by addicts. The homeless become ‘sacred cows’ who remind everyone of the sins of capitalism.”

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“They have tapped into a form of blindness among the voters of places like San Francisco or California itself – these are angry people endlessly telling themselves they are compassionate while projecting their hatred toward the ‘bourgeoise.’ I am afraid this does not end well.’”

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Or perhaps it could end well. San Francisco voters recalled school board members in the spring and D.A. Chesa Biudjng last week. The hand of the moderates —

— has been strengthened.

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But for moderates to be able to change cities like SF, LA, & Seattle they are going to need the support of many others to stand up to the nihilists LARPing as “homeless advocates” while actively preventing extremely sick people from getting the help they need. /END

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How San Francisco Became a Failed City

P.S. If you still haven’t read the new article by

@NellieBowles

@TheAtlantic

you’re missing out. It’s not just one of the best things ever written on San Francisco, it’s also one of this century’s most important essays on the progressive Left.

theatlantic.com

And how it could recover

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