excellent piece @realchrisrufo. "...the poor and working class, who live in the neighborhoods most affected by tent encampments and open-air drug markets, will pay the price." yes, they always do. where are the social justice seekers now?https://twitter.com/CityJournal/status/1250097878065963008 …
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The issue is that San Francisco has created a permanent underclass of 4,000 people who suffer from the "perilous trifecta": homelessness, addiction, and psychosis. It's so much more complicated than simply "providing a hotel room."
And San Francisco's political class is philosophically incapable of any form of coercion—which would be required to clean up open-air drug markets, move addicts/mentally ill towards treatment, and enforce quarantine orders.
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Thank you, Christopher. Someone needed to say it.
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Good read by
@EricaJSandberg on how poorly thought-out this “plan” has been so far. There are no answers for even the most basic questions.https://www.city-journal.org/san-francisco-plan-to-shelter-homeless-in-luxury-hotels … - Show replies
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All about individual responsibility. Yet the addicts are declared disabled.
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