Re:Whole Foods closes San Francisco flagship after one year,...
by rossdavidh on Tuesday April 11, 2023 @06:13PM
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I don't know the truth of it and there are varying levels of reporting in different cities, but: https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ca/san-francisco/crime
"Safer than 2% of U.S. Cities..."
Re:Whole Foods closes San Francisco flagship after one year,...
by threeseed on Tuesday April 11, 2023 @06:16PM
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I was referring to violent crime as outlined in the article.
A lot of petty crime stems from inequality and drug use not from career criminals.
And those issues can't be solved by more policing.
Re:Whole Foods closes San Francisco flagship after one year,...
by 0zemp1c on Tuesday April 11, 2023 @06:32PM
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the problems in SF cannot be solved at all at this point
the war for the streets of SF was winnable maybe fifteen years ago
not now, the people on the street have won and the city is theirs
every day, some part of the old SF is dismantled
every day, the number of homeless rises
the homeless have been winning the city inch by inch continuously for over a decade
SF passed the failsafe point a long time ago
Re:Whole Foods closes San Francisco flagship after one year,...
by vxNsr on Tuesday April 11, 2023 @06:14PM
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Per sq ft, per capita, per any stat you care to look at this isn’t really true if you use the actual numbers and not whatever doctored nonsense people are blowing around to pretend their form of politics/propaganda is better.
But violent crime is not unique to San Francisco and if you look at the data the city is far safer than many others.
When it comes to issues like this you really need to look at the data as it is too easy to let passions and bias drive decision making. If you could solve crime by hiring more police and locking more people up every city would do that. But the data shows that it doesn't work like that.