Beautiful San Francisco, City by the Bay, City of the Golden Gate Bridge, the city of the biggest far left population this side of the Mississippi. Liberals per capita in San Francisco is only second to that other place, Washington, DC. Residents have been complaining of an area, called the Mission District, that is on San Francisco’s tourist guides.
The Mission District has become a virtual cesspool, with feces, urine, vomit and people engaging in activities which usually occur in a secluded location, but are happening out in open during daylight.
Reports that came in from back in January to Mid-October of 2015 cited 2,600 calls to 311, the town’s web portal, reporting over 250 pieces of large feces, urine, vomit and syringes. The homeless have taken up residence in the Mission District, over following from the main city area. It sounds reminiscent of the Occupy Wall Street crowds, how they left the areas they trespassed on.
The latest reports show that is it only getting worse.
See who is blaming who for San Fran cesspool next page:
A senator might help.
A new Senator might help.
Tolerant progressive social policy inevitably turns beautiful cities into S -holes! The left has yet to fully figure out that dynamic…
I was there last night. My daughter lives in the Mission. We walked to the Bart station, took it to Powell, walked around Union Square, over to China Town for dinner and retraced our steps home. Panhandled one time…homeless in the underground and along some streets sleeping and hanging out. Not threatening so much as sad.
It’s still a great city, but you do have to look past some stuff to enjoy it. The heart is still there, but it might be on life support.
After the election you have clean up demercrake$#%&!@*with all the illegal you should be able to
If you listen to Michael Savage radio show this is nothing new. He’s been talking about this for sometime now.
San Fransisco has always been one of my favorite places to visit, but this is just disturbing and entirely disgusting. I may think twice before my next day trip to Frisco, or at the very least stay far away from the mission district.
Sometimes, you get what you got coming.
So now we get to call in San Franshitsgo, or San Francisco. Which one wins?
One good earthquake and it can be all cleaned up