what does any of this have to do with keeping repeat offenders in jail? It's a dereliction of duty to citizens who are living in fear.
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Replying to @AdityaBhavnani @MikeWaxonWaxoff and
Paul Retweeted SF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
The reason why we are not incarcerating in quite as historic of a level is because doing so in this moment poses existential epidemiological threats to society at large.
@chesaboudin is thankfully decarceration on guidance from our medical professionals.https://twitter.com/SFDAOffice/status/1333825561144147970?s=20 …Paul added,
SF DISTRICT ATTORNEY @SFDAOfficeCheck out this new report from@SFDAOffice on our use of data to drive decision making around rapid decarceration. With COVID cases spiking, this is a critical resource to help other jurisdictions save lives inside jails and in the broader community. https://sfdistrictattorney.org/policy/justice-driven-data/an-epidemic-inside-a-pandemic/ … pic.twitter.com/v7yed0fn071 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @netfire4 @AdityaBhavnani and
We went over this, in San Francisco decarceration statistically may save three inmates from dying of COVID in jail. Decarceration is killing way more than three, so if it's about lives, then use that as the metric. And don't subjectively pick and choose, make sense?
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Replying to @MikeWaxonWaxoff @AdityaBhavnani and
Besides if your going to site drug OD's incarceration promotes availability usage addiction and lawlessness. There is no evidence whatsoever despite a multi trillion dollar expenditure, and record mass incarceration that the drug war has been helpful in any manner whatsoever.
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Replying to @netfire4 @MikeWaxonWaxoff and
https://www.ktvu.com/news/u-s-attorney-sfpd-charge-8-with-drug-trafficking-charges-in-the-tenderloin … This was a good thing for the community, and part of said drug war. law enforcement for things that degrade our society should be front and center, celebrated.
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Replying to @AdityaBhavnani @netfire4 and
If you kept tripping and falling over the same stair in your house and broke your leg every time, would you pat yourself on the back each time you got a cast or would you fix your stairs?
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Replying to @unbannotcars @kisumxes and
What are you talking about, it's people like you that are saying garbage like, "The broken stair is a historical landmark you can't fix it" We want to fix problems, not tolerate them or being forced to incorporate them into our daily lives. The cause is the debate.
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Replying to @MikeWaxonWaxoff @AdityaBhavnani and
Yet the only fix you can offer is more of the same. And that hasn’t been working for decades. Not only that, you actively oppose anything outside of your tiny little box. I understand that change can be intimidating. Try to stop being afraid, you might actually enjoy yourself.
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Replying to @unbannotcars @kisumxes and
I put operational efficiency above all else. I want self-driving cars to go through intersections at a hundred miles per hour nearly missing each other with perfect timing. You want me to tolerate and spend hundreds of millions on pathways for an invention of the 1800s?
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Replying to @MikeWaxonWaxoff @kisumxes and
Painkillers and opium? That's way older than the 1800s.
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He seems to be getting his clouds mixed up.pic.twitter.com/FpgXeg3RRv
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