And note that SF spends $604 on policing per resident, vs NYC's $626 on policing per resident
All the deserted streets in Detroit? Not so much.
As a minority, I genuinely feel offended when politicians try to market lawlessness and anarchy to minorities. This worsens racism, as now racists think that all minorities support these ridiculous policies. To the contrary, many minorities are escaping these very breed of politicians that exist in their own countries, only to find them in America again.
(Do people really think this is a disrespectful discussion? Or are they reluctant to accept responsibility for the mess they’ve made - transforming one of the most beautiful places in the world into an anarchical dump?)
Actually, treating his death as just another statistic of big cities is disrespectful. Disrespectful is throwing this issue under the rug which leads to more innocent people getting killed by lawless thugs.
And by the way, I’ve visited many other “big cities” and have never felt as unsafe as I have in San Francisco.
Perhaps if people stop virtue signalling about “being respectful” and instead try to solve these problems, then we wouldn’t be in such a situation to begin with.
But we now live in age where people think saving lives is an “exploitive and disrespectful” policy…