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This is a group of women smoking fentanyl, then walking a baby in a stroller. The City of San Francisco provides pipes, needles, arm-ties, and drug paraphernalia to addicts under the theory of "harm reduction." But who will reduce the harm done to this child?pic.twitter.com/E02xItiouj
There is nearly one overdose death per day in San Francisco. This man died in a city-sanctioned homeless encampment. The City of San Francisco provides the space, bathrooms, fencing, and "harm reduction" services. This poor man paid the price. He will never come back.pic.twitter.com/jEYNMYyH11
This footage is shocking. But the political class has ignored the disaster on the streets for too long. They can't ignore it any longer. Later this month, I'll be releasing a short documentary on the homelessness and drug crisis in San Francisco. Stay tuned.
Fortunately those billboards were taken down because the imagery gave the impression of drug promotion. A small win for those of us in recovery that know the truth.
Good work @Scott_Wiener @MattHaneySF @DeanPreston and @LondonBreed
Legit question: What is your solution to reduce/end drug use in high-poverty areas if experiments like this bother you?
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