@chesaboudin and his enlightened usage of mass incarceration is a opportunity for San Francisco to be a guiding light and a world class city.
No other world class civilization incarcerates as we do, If we want a law abiding society existence shouldn't be reliably illegal.
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Nice having friends in high places https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/new-da-boudin-hires-public-defenders-amid-staffing-shakeup/ …
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Seems prudent for
@chesaboudin to do as he did to bring some lawyers hes more familiar with on his team to address his new task. Criminal justice reform, and addressing systematic problems mean more than just changing the drapes, I'm happy he changed the direction of@SFDAOffice1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
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Open your eyes and come down to street level, it’s a different environment than the one you’ve painted for yourself. Pre-COVID, inmates were being released in hast and cases discharged without proper investigation from the DAs office. Crime in SF is nearly celebrated.
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Replying to @Echo5Hotel14 @richieSF2016 and
Crime is not only celebrated in america in owns industrial empires, and whole genre like rap. We absolutely should stop industrializing lawlessness. We should focus the criminal justice system on violent, property crime, or other real.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30CDHuiRCrc …
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You actually support my argument that the criminal justice system, although not perfect, is not the root of the problem. And by tinkering with a criminal justice system already strife with liberalism, only worsens the problem for civilians and bystanders. Good luck with Chesa.
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Replying to @Echo5Hotel14 @richieSF2016 and
Thanks, I wish us all luck with him. I hope
@chesaboudin produces a more lawful society, where not so many are lawless. I think he cuts towards the root of this crisis, which is in my mind the criminalization of everything.2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
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Chesa decriminalized pissing and defecating in public, but you can still be cited for not picking up after your dog. Great reform.
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Replying to @Echo5Hotel14 @netfire4 and
I'm curious to hear your solution! SF has 20,000 unhoused residents and 25 24-hour bathrooms. Do you think citing unhoused people will keep them from urinating in public?
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Hundreds of millions of tax payer dollars are devoted to solving homelessness and the situation has only worsened. The problem isn’t the homeless, it’s the politicians.
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Given that what we are doing hasn't worked to reduce drugs why are we doing he same violent thing we were in 1972? Legalizing would lead to less violent crime. "“Decriminalizing drugs is even more urgent now than in 1972, .” --Milton Friedman, 1989 https://www.econ.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/yablon_daniel.pdf …
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