"Of all the progressive prosecutors elected in American cities during the law-and-order Trump years, none embodied the hope for criminal-justice reform as perfectly as San Francisco's Chesa Boudin . . . ."https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-inquiry/the-trial-of-chesa-boudin …
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Replying to @RonHawkins13 @chesaboudin
not for anyone who doesn't like being assaulted and robbed by repeat offenders.
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Did you read the article? Crime rate in SF is actually down. You just FEEL unsafe. Probably due to too much time spent on Nextdoor or the like.
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Replying to @elinalynne @SafewordCapital and
my understanding is that the he's essentially cooking the books, as in: the crimes are being underreported and recategorized. i could be wrong
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Replying to @mentju4 @elinalynne and
but even then, commonsense tells you: incentivizing crime is probably not the best strategy in obviously volatile times. my car was stolen twice and broken into on two *separate* occasions. haven't been there in a year, but hear wildly disparate points of view.
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Replying to @mentju4 @SafewordCapital and
Maybe you should disincentivize damage to your car by keeping it in a garage. Or not having one at all, being that you're in SF. I happily lived in SF for years car-free. Q for you: did you file a report to SFPD for each of the four instances your car was stolen/broken into?
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"because of the car theft, maybe you shouldn't have a car at all." amazing. insightful discussion. whatever you say next, you win. chesa is lord.
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