This is how bad it has gotten in far left shithole San Francisco. The government has told employees to stay home because it is not safe to venture out near their office
Hundreds of government employees in San Francisco told to work from home due to the high levels of crime in the area, report says
Hundreds of employees at the Department of Health and Human Services in San Francisco have been told to work from home due to the high level of crime in the area around its office, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
The department recommended that employees worked remotely "for the foreseeable future," the report says, citing an August 4 memo sent to staff, a copy of which the Chronicle said it had obtained.
The advice was given to workers "in light of the conditions at the (Federal Building)," Cheryl R. Campbell, assistant secretary for administration at the department, said, per the report.
The Federal Building is located at 90 7th Street in San Francisco, which is known to be a *******, with ****** often ***** ***** near or across the street from the building, the Chronicle reported.
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Elon Musk has also spoken out about crime in the city, where his company X, formerly known as Twitter, is headquartered.
"Violent crime in SF is horrific," Musk said in a tweet in April.
Following the fatal stabbing of Cash App creator Bob Lee, many also labeled San Francisco a "lawless" place to live.
- berryberry
- 08-13-2023, 09:19 AM
- HDGristle
- 08-13-2023, 10:31 AM
5 stars, berry
- Salty Again
- 08-13-2023, 10:51 AM
... San Francisco is just one example.
... There's Portland... and soon to be Seattle...
Chicago... Philadelphia... St. Louis....
... How 'bout NY city - all the illegals sent there.
... Martha's Vineyard - same thing there, wher--- oops!
... They FORCED AWAY the illegal immigrants there.
And didn't want ME or anyone else building any
places for the immigrants to live.
... Just wait 'til the Leftists come to destroy YOUR city
with their bad ruling ways...
#### Salty
... There's Portland... and soon to be Seattle...
Chicago... Philadelphia... St. Louis....
... How 'bout NY city - all the illegals sent there.
... Martha's Vineyard - same thing there, wher--- oops!
... They FORCED AWAY the illegal immigrants there.
And didn't want ME or anyone else building any
places for the immigrants to live.
... Just wait 'til the Leftists come to destroy YOUR city
with their bad ruling ways...
#### Salty
- berryberry
- 08-13-2023, 11:30 AM
... San Francisco is just one example.Very true. Portland is beyond gone
... There's Portland... and soon to be Seattle...
Chicago... Philadelphia... St. Louis....
... How 'bout NY city - all the illegals sent there.
... Martha's Vineyard - same thing there, wher--- oops!
... They FORCED AWAY the illegal immigrants there.
And didn't want ME or anyone else building any
places for the immigrants to live.
... Just wait 'til the Leftists come to destroy YOUR city
with their bad ruling ways...
#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
Parts of Philly are a war zone
Tons of people get murdered weekly in Chicago
Leftist rule destroys cities
- berryberry
- 08-14-2023, 12:01 AM
And sadly Pittsburgh and Allegheny County may not be far behind with the moronic far left mayor Ed Gainey and the Far left radicals running for County Executive and DA
- berryberry
- 08-17-2023, 11:55 PM
"Unlivable" - Iconic San Fran Business Blasts Democrats For "Litany Of Destructive" Policies
John Chachas, the owner of iconic luxury department store Gump's, remained silent for years, much like many other business owners in San Francisco, as violent crime soared. This silence stemmed from concerns over the fear of being canceled by a thousand angry 'Karens' for pointing out that progressive policies were transforming the once beautiful town into a shit-covered hellhole. However, Chachas, like many other business owners who once thought they were powerless, have realized they have a voice, nevertheless the First Amendment, and railed against Democrats in the state.
"Today, as we prepare for our 166th holiday season at 250 Post Street, we fear this may be our last because of the profound erosion of this city's conditions," Chachas wrote in an open letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom, Mayor London Breed and the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, published as a paid ad in the Sunday edition of the San Francisco Chronicle.
Chachas, who acquired Gump's in bankruptcy in 2018, continued, "The ramifications of Covid policies advising people to abandon their offices are only beginning to be understood. Equally devastating have been a litany of destructive San Francisco strategies, including allowing the homeless to occupy our sidewalks, to openly distribute and use ******* ****, to harass the public and to defile the city's streets."
He argued that current downtown conditions are "unlivable for its residents, unsafe for our employees, and unwelcoming to visitors from around the world," adding the failed metro area suffers "from a "tyranny of the minority" - behavior and actions of the few that jeopardize the livelihood of the many."
Chachas concluded: "We believe failed public policies must be abandoned and a renewed focus must be brought to restore the city we all love."
We have some bad news for the store owner -- the open letter is several years too late. There's been a major exodus of chain stores like Whole Foods, Anthropologie, Office Depot, and CB2 from downtown, all citing out-of-control crime. Research firm Coresight said more than 39 retail stores have closed up shops in Union Square since 2020.
A commercial real estate crisis has unfolded, with parts of the metro area overrun with criminals, shit-covered streets, and a lack of office workers that make the local economy thrive. The latest is an 11-story office building on Sixty Spear St. dumped for a 66% discount versus the most recently assessed property value of $121 million. Also, things are so bad that some building owners are just walking away from properties
John Chachas, the owner of iconic luxury department store Gump's, remained silent for years, much like many other business owners in San Francisco, as violent crime soared. This silence stemmed from concerns over the fear of being canceled by a thousand angry 'Karens' for pointing out that progressive policies were transforming the once beautiful town into a shit-covered hellhole. However, Chachas, like many other business owners who once thought they were powerless, have realized they have a voice, nevertheless the First Amendment, and railed against Democrats in the state.
"Today, as we prepare for our 166th holiday season at 250 Post Street, we fear this may be our last because of the profound erosion of this city's conditions," Chachas wrote in an open letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom, Mayor London Breed and the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, published as a paid ad in the Sunday edition of the San Francisco Chronicle.
Chachas, who acquired Gump's in bankruptcy in 2018, continued, "The ramifications of Covid policies advising people to abandon their offices are only beginning to be understood. Equally devastating have been a litany of destructive San Francisco strategies, including allowing the homeless to occupy our sidewalks, to openly distribute and use ******* ****, to harass the public and to defile the city's streets."
He argued that current downtown conditions are "unlivable for its residents, unsafe for our employees, and unwelcoming to visitors from around the world," adding the failed metro area suffers "from a "tyranny of the minority" - behavior and actions of the few that jeopardize the livelihood of the many."
Chachas concluded: "We believe failed public policies must be abandoned and a renewed focus must be brought to restore the city we all love."
We have some bad news for the store owner -- the open letter is several years too late. There's been a major exodus of chain stores like Whole Foods, Anthropologie, Office Depot, and CB2 from downtown, all citing out-of-control crime. Research firm Coresight said more than 39 retail stores have closed up shops in Union Square since 2020.
A commercial real estate crisis has unfolded, with parts of the metro area overrun with criminals, shit-covered streets, and a lack of office workers that make the local economy thrive. The latest is an 11-story office building on Sixty Spear St. dumped for a 66% discount versus the most recently assessed property value of $121 million. Also, things are so bad that some building owners are just walking away from properties