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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.
I recommend staying away from gang infested neighborhoods. We have carloads of thugs pull up and unload clip after clip into homes and cars. We are the last neighborhood any cops want to work in as well. #onyourownpic.twitter.com/cUZ5tZry76
Lot of criticism with no solution
Interesting you ask. I made a whole website of solutions to homelessness: http://www.fixhomelessness.org .
I hope you talk about how eternally low interest rates have significantly contributed to homelessness and not just focus on drugs. I would def say political class fucked by making borrowing so cheap that rent costs skyrocketed.
Hope you don't pull any punches and name names
You're my hero. Thank you for telling this story. How can we support you?
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That’s admirable. If it reaches blind eyes and deaf ears you can be at peace knowing that you tried to help. Thank you!
Who's the Congressional representative for San Francisco again? Whoever it is, they sure do care about their community.
To anyone that’s been along Market street in the last decade, it shouldn’t be shocking. Even up in front of the Ferry building/Sue Bierman Park.
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