Not an advocate, just not computing how our streets get better with your ideas...empathy for your childhood trauma, but it’s colored your life view and it’s a cause for concern —- SF should send you on a world tour field trip to see your ideas in action.
Tough on crime advocates are doing everything they can to maintain the status quo and suppress the public’s desire for criminal justice reform. They are already attacking our movement and we haven’t even started yet. But they’re not going to win.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/25/us/prosecutors-criminal-justice.html …
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We who actually live in SF are looking forward to seeing his ideas in action, because they’re well-informed by data, and because what the old guard has been doing until now clearly has not worked and in many situations has made things worse for everyone.
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For once, Chesa, I agree with you... The ‘tough on crime advocates’ are NOT going to win. The criminals are going to win.
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Declaring quality of life offenses as free-to-commit is going to improve civic life?
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Exactly what I think whenever I see someone victimized by crime: how sad and hilarious is their pain and loss?!
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Seemingly vague platitudes are seemingly vague.
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