I Was Robbed in San Francisco While the Cameras Rolled
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#2Even with video proof, there's a good chance that Chesa would drop all charges anyway.
Related topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27216343
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#3Is it possible that, despite good intentions, the policies being implemented there actually have very harmful effects?
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#4I admire Jefferson (the man whose camera was stolen) for being so gracious about it. But he shouldn't blame himself.
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#8Yes, that seems to be how it is in SF. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arss9V3A1VA Is it possible that, despite good intentions, the policies being implemented there actually have very harmful effects?
The nimby problem, on the other hand, shows how selfish intentions can also lead to very harmful effects.
Spent 5 years there and am not envious of anyone living in the Bay at all.
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#9I'm not the best traveled, I'll admit, so I can't compare SF to foreign cities. I'm a simple hillbilly from the Southeast, but I lived in NY for a time and I've visited most of the big cities in the US.
This was my third time in SF. Every time I've visited, since 2016 or so, I've collected another story like this.
The homeless are way more aggressive than they are in Chicago or Texan cities. The feces. The crime.
Now people are moving away. The author is in denial. San Francisco has nice weather and beautiful hills, but it is a really expensive shithole. A really, really expensive shithole.
Now look at the leadership in the city, and ask yourself, who is responsible for this?
I'm so glad I chose to live in Texas, but at this point I'd move to the Detroit area before San Francisco. At least the rent is good there.
In any case, the census data shows I'm not alone. I just hope the Californians moving to Texas don't vote for the same laws that made San Francisco such a hole.
Also, I've always refused to move to Silicon Valley, despite working in tech. I don't regret it.
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#10Yes, that seems to be how it is in SF. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arss9V3A1VA Is it possible that, despite good intentions, the policies being implemented there actually have very harmful effects?
Its important to understand why. Your life depends on it.