Mayor London Breed on San Francisco's challenges
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2022
- Four years ago, London Breed, who grew up in poverty in San Francisco, became mayor. Since then, she has been forced to address the city's problems of homelessness and rising property crimes, issues that have frustrated residents and tourists, and which may be making this famously liberal city a little less tolerant. Correspondent John Blackstone talks with Breed about meeting the city's myriad challenges.
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So many big cities have allowed tents to occupy public space. Nothing will change until this is resolved.
maybe if we built more housing and less roads there would be less tents
@@chromebomb There's 7,000 empty properties in SF there's no need for more housing .
These people do not want to be housed
Debate over
As a LEO in Los Angeles, "we working on it," means we are doing nothing because we don't know what to do. Same in LA.
I have always wanted to come out to LA and visit......I love the Lakers and have since the days of Showtime......I love the sunset strip rock bands that came out of there in the 1980s...but i also realize that its 40 years later and thats not the Los Angeles we have now.......Keep fighting the good fight out there as best you can and when you retire move to Tennessee like seemingly everybody is now lol
Whats your solution?
@@jmissle ummmm.... you look amazingly young for a dude in his seventies. And no, LA really hasnt changed that much, skid row is still skid row 🤷♂️
@@SteveinSanFrancisco only in my 40s but given the life i have lead i feel like im in my 70s some days
This country is in a bad way, it’s nationwide and systemically engineered for sure.
Saw mayor Breed speak at the City Beat Breakfast. I can confirm how out of touch this woman is with what is really going on this city for the common people.
Ok.... go ahead... whats stopping you
go vote her out then
Breed. What her parents should’ve never been allowed to do.
"There's nothing I can do about that" says this mayor about criticism for SF's ineffectual anti-crime policies. A majority of SF voters disapprove of the job London Breed is doing, according to the San Francisco Examiner. Her approval rating is at 42%. UPDATE: In 2023 she proudly announced the creation of the city's first Drag Laureate which is ridiculously unimportant. San Francisco needs enlightened leadership to solve its problems.
The mayor hated the DA she wanted him gone from the beginning. Are you from San Francisco??
@@jx1668 To your question, I lived in SF for several years. Currently not, but I keep in touch with residents and with news. It seems that I have had to defend the city against vicious right-wing attacks a lot in the past 2 years. As for Chesa Boudin, his approval ratings were further down in the dumpster than Breed's are. If she is able to govern effectively that would be most welcome.
No. She didn't say that. She said that there's nothing she can do about San Francisco being code for the conservative concept of liberal values.
@@jx1668 The San Francisco District Attorney was Kamala Harris in 2004-2011. Harris was re-elected in 2007 and later became Attorney General of California 2011. Then mayor Gavin Newsom appointed SF Police Chief George Gascón to finish Harris' term. Then Gascón was subsequently elected in his own right in November 2011. On October 2, 2018, Gascón announced that he would not seek re-election, citing his mother's health. On October 3, 2019, Gascón announced that he would resign as district attorney on October 18 in order to explore a run for Los Angeles district attorney. San Francisco anticipated its first open race for district attorney since 1909. After Gascón announced his resignation in October 2019 prior to the November 2019 election, Mayor London Breed appointed candidate Suzy Loftus as interim district attorney, whom Breed had endorsed in the November 2019 election. Appointing Loftus as interim district attorney one month before elections prompted accusations the mayor was trying to influence the election by granting her preferred candidate incumbency. Out of a field of four candidates in the election, Boudin defeated Loftus by razor-thin margins 86,712 (50.83%) to 83,872 (49.17%).
@@johnnystir9796Yeah, @Noe Berengena lost all credibility by being intentionally dishonest.
The story states that over a billion dollars are being spent this year on homelessness, and it further states that they count 8000 homeless. That comes to $125,000 per homeless person a year! And yet the problem is worsening! What specifically are they spending money on? How many homeless have been provided shelters? How many mental health centers have opened? Where's the accountability for that doesn't money? What a waste of a formerly beautiful city, due to liberal policies.
Wow, thank you for the beautiful work on the division problem. You might think about adding up the cost of the organization managing these funds like rent for a building, used desks, phone system & phones, salaries for the employees, training on policy, protocol, researching grants, resources and acquiring living structures to provide the homes for recipients. This does not include the resources for food, medical and mental health care and support, paths to employment or education for recipients. Add all these items first, subtract from the original billion, divide by 8k, now whatcha got?
Most of the money probably goes to salary and benefits for social workers and administrators.
It's all corruption, all by design.
@@sallycasas4170 Government waste!
The same, tired “blame the liberals” answer. So what brilliant plan do conservatives have for the homeless? Throw them all in jail?
4:17 'I don't think it's fair to use reality and statistical facts to show how much crime has risen in our city.'
What an idiot, right? A mayor that takes no accountability for The City that she "loves".
She's so amateur! Still isn't ready to tackle our real-world problems.
Pathetic & Upsetting 😡
A Billion dollars to solve homelessness??!! Sounds like big business to me that never gets solved, so the money just keeps rolling in!
I consider myself as someone who tries to be open-minded. But I think there is a difference between liberal attitudes and lawlessness.
I don't feel safe going out. Motorists drive crazily with impunity. There are so many homeless, drug users and mentally ill people. I love this city but it is exhausting dealing with all these stresses whenever I go out.
Portland OR is the same...guns, drug use and sales on the main streets, chainsaws (yup), burning shopping carts, RVs & cars with no plates, chop shops, zero traffic/parking enforcement, graffiti, plywood and just an overall grunge and ugliness - mounds of smashed furniture and stuff. The sidewalks covered in micro litter: socks, food cartons, packaging materials, et c. These are daily sights.
@@julieb7785 I am so sad to hear that. Portland is such a beautiful city. I don't know what is happening to this country. It breaks my heart.
Are you open to temporarily voting republican?
@@lu-vly I am open to voting for anyone regardless of political party. It depends on what they can do. But I am definitely for gun control, pro abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, believe that COVID is real. So it might be difficult to find a Republican I am willing to support.
@@GKP999 Same. Raised/educated in Massachusetts, surrounded by moderate Democrats and sane Republicans. I believe the nation is facing a parenting crisis...we're not addressing the neglect of children (I mean "middle class")...teenagers left to game, experiment with drugs, question their gender (give them hormones) dive into -- whatever. And don't get me started on nutrition. In FL a 2 year old shoots his father? WTF. I think society is buckling and at some point you can't blame the politicians. Close the door and look at the people sitting around your supper table...and hey you "mother" and "father" drop the Facebook and grow up.
I live in another part of the state and Tuesday morning, driving four hours to SF to attend a three-day trade industry conference at the Moscone Center. There's absolutely no place like SF and I'm always excited to be in the City By The Bay...ALWAYS.💯💯💯
It's impossible not to love SF. It has a vibrant atmosphere, excluding the troubled Tenderloin and its tentacles.
@@rr7firefly Exactly 💙💙💙💯
Used to be great. The city looks magnificent from a distance. Then when you take a closer look……..
Thanks for the kind words !
If it's any consolation Seattle is the new 'San Francisco' here in the PNW. Thank you San Fran for showing Seattle how to turn your once beautiful city into a sh*t hole. Couldn't have done it without you! Much ❤ now let's let the homeless rule the streets & make the city unaffordable to anyone making less then six digits yearly. And don't forget to turn up the dial on recycling, we have to make it look like we're doing something now don't we?
You're welcome!
You're describing your little neighbor down here to the south too... Every single day I'm speechless at the Portland spectacle. The drifter who stomped around my porch for a solid hour at 4 a.m., pulling on our doors and peering in windows....I dialed 911 and was told the police were too busy unless perp was waving a weapon, and to "call back, ok? if he gets in." For us, that was last straw. $10k in property taxes and we just paid $2700 to repair our sidewalk. When a piggish oaf popped open his stolen patio umbrella and yoga mat ("sleep safe!") under the heritage elm that we are obligated to maintain, I waved the fireplace poker at him. It's not livable. Every dog walk is a risk. No more strolling downtown for a bite. So as we look to leave and sell the house that I thought I'd draw my last breath in, I'm starting to think the nation has suffered some kind of parenting crisis... the mentally ill are a tragic component, but the majority are fringe louts, dope dealers, thieves, little thugs in their loud hondas, and drifters who don't give a damn about anything...you can only blame the government so long before looking at the tattered 28 year old chick flopped over on a discarded couch in front and wonder "who the f*ck raised you?" Honestly, the scene here beggars belief. hehe...that's my postcard from Portland. ; )
Ask the 1%
Please let her initiave to be tough on crime works.
Keep the hope alive and at the same time get tough on crime, build new affordable housing that goes directly to the citizens not to the real estate agents who mark up the prices. Invest in rehabilitation centers for mental health that is voluntary and involuntary. No one should be living in the streets. It is unhealthy and dangerous. Only in America do you see homeless people living on the streets. Here in Europe at least in my city you must enter a home provided by the government, get a job to pay for your boarding and get treatment all at the same time or you will be confined to a mental health facility with strict rules and regulations and sent to jail if you fail to comply. And once you get healthy you will be charged for the money the city spent on you. This is a comprehensive system that I don't know why these cities struggling cannot manage the program. I guess it's the greed for wealth and the politics of it that keeps serious change from happening.
The tech people ruined my city.
Whoooosh.
Absolutely.
Austin, TX is next.
Former Bay Area resident here: I think it is all well and good to focus on sanitization, but rather than spend excessive amounts of water on cleaning streets when virtually all of California has been drought-ridden for most of the last decade, why not invest in more public bathrooms instead? As for reducing poverty, the sad and unavoidable fact is that it is expensive as it is gargantuan and while many people might be sympathetic to the plights of homeless people, it is unlikely that the tech companies throughout the Bay Area will offer competitive salaries to people who don’t own computers or that landlords will lower rents. And the worst part is that Republicans have no more workable solutions than the left, but continue to take Fox News’s money just to use the homeless as talking points against the Democrats.
Good points to make. Former SF residents have good or great memories of days in the city. I know I do. It was never a good idea to walk in the Tenderloin and now even more so. My deep love of SF comes from my early morning walks to work in the Jackson Square area and from living south of Dolores Park, along the J Line.
So San Francisco's problems come down to "Fox New's Money"? Wow, you "Bay Area" people can just not get past your hatred of anything right of center. I see you're a "former" resident, undoubtably now screwing up the place you moved to.
@@okboomer1340 Of course, SF’s problems don’t come down to Fox News’s money. What I said was that Republicans take that money just to talk about problems but offer no solutions and all to make the Democrats look bad. For as much as Trump just loved to complain to his buddy Sean Hannity about how Nancy Pelosi never did enough to help the homeless people of SF, it goes without saying that he is too money hungry to do more than that. He just talked about homeless people to make her look bad. Really ambitious! As for where I am now, still gainfully employed since 2018. OK Millenial?
The city politics are rackets for these people.
LavaMaex has mobile showers and toilets for anyone experiencing homelessness in S.F. and L.A. on a first-come, first-served basis.
Single-stalled showers (including an ADA stall) can be used for 15 minutes.
Soap, hot water, and a clean towel are provided.
Donated clothes and other hygiene supplies may be available.
What's the end goal? How are they getting there? How is that working? When are they going to change course and copy a plan that worked?
she should be put in jail for all the damage and misery she caused
The more money you give to them, the more homeless people will come to your city. This happened in Osaka, Japan in 1980's. It is cruel to say this, but it is true.
San francisco pays $1 million dollars a day on the homeless. And it is about to go to half a billion a year. So you are telling me that $350 million dollars can't house 8000 homeless??? There is a major grift going on. And yeah I live in Northbeach...
They don't want to be housed most of them want to be on the streets drugs are closer at hand that way
I love San Francisco.
The mayor touts the safety and security that has been brought to that intersection (Turk and Hyde) but she fails to mention that the whole scene has shifted 2 blocks north to Ellis and Hyde. There you will see about 50 Honduran drug dealers standing in clumps on the corners of the intersection, surrounded by addicts and homeless. The city's sanctuary policy prevents the city from charging them with drug crimes, lest they be deported back to Honduras. They were being protected by Chesa Boudin, who prosecuted THREE drug cases in all of 2021, whiles hundreds of people died from drug overdoses in the same year. There is no excuse for the permissiveness that reigns as policy here in San Francisco. A Social Justice Warrior should never have been made district attorney, but it is consistent with the ideology that criminals are simply victims of larger social forces that are unjust and beyond their control, especially if they are Black. Only tough love will alter the trajectory of people's lives, but that is the last thing on the minds of the saints of the non-profit universe here that really determine how the homeless situation will be approached, and it is not done by asking anything of the homeless themselves, there is no carrot and stick approach, that would just "traumatize" the homeless person further (than what society had already done to them). Nothing will change.
her sister died of overdose and her criminal brother release early by using her power so what you expect from your ghetto of a mayor?
No No No you can’t expect tax payers to foot this bill and get their cars broken into every time they park. Give me a break! Please!
Breed turning SF into a ghetto. What a shame!! I love SF and we used to visit a lot in the past but now I'm discouraged, sad, angry for what has become of this beautiful city!!!
I miss SF/SJ. It was beautiful. Social unrest. Affordable housing is the major problem.
San Francisco simply doesn't and won't have the dollars required to continue supporting the dysfunctional priorities that have been in place for a couple of decades or longer.
Becoming a glorified tourist-trap but with a rotting core isn't a great future, and isn't financially sustainable.
Property crime is high but violent crime is low in SF
I miss San Francisco. It's not dead but I mourn its passing anyway.
Me too. Just like in the song, whenever I visit, i left my heart in San Francisco 😢 I'm very sad of what it has become! I damned the city officials who let this beautiful city be destroyed!
About a year later nothing happened 😢
Worst and worst everyday!! Working on what?!?!?
I visited San Francisco once years ago. I wasn't aware of the social problems plaguing the bay area.
The touristy areas are still very nice. The only problem is when tourists rent a car and leave their luggage or backpacks in the car at Golden Gate Park or other touristy destinations like the museums. People will smash the windows and steal them.
Once the nicest city in the world. Now among the worst. Shameful and disgusting
No desire to visit again, It was bad in 2018 and 2019 when I visited.
"working on it"?! Breed had six years....she just got to work before election year. A lot of talk with ZERO results. Unfit and directionless. I love my city.
SF will only get worse.
Thank you for sharing.
Lived in San Francisco for one year. I had to clean feces, urine, and graffiti off my apartment building. People like Breed shouldn’t be trying to lessen these stories through arbitrary and irrelevant statistics.
20th anniversary of living in SF this year. I have much more things to complain about living here than I did in 2002 but there are still many more reasons to stay. Art, music, FOOD, theater. Beautiful, well-tended parks and public recreation, beaches, and world-class sports teams, I tried living in LA but after years of being spoilt by clean, crisp, fresh air rushing from an ocean 5 blocks away I could literally feel the dust and smoke on my skin and hair. The city turned me into a walker. The conversations with immigrant uber drivers asking them how to pronounce things. Watching a World Cup match in a North Beach pub with Italians in the morning and then going to The Mission to watch a game with Mexicans in the afternoon. Yes, I sleep with a baseball bat under my bed nowadays but that'll be a cool story to tell in 10 years. San Francisco is where you go to collect stories to tell.
World class sports teams???? 🤣 🤣 🤣
How people feel in the city? No tourists go to San Francisco
Challenges ? That's an understatement 😳
It would help if neighboring states (and cities) would stop bussing their homeless to San Francisco
I live in a suburb 20 miles south of San Francisco. It is one of the most unusual and interesting cities in North America. I love taking BART or Caltrain into "The City" for a day, but I wouldn't want to live there.
Daly City ?
I love so much of San Francisco! The beautiful weather everyday including fog which keeps the air clean is glorious. Yes there are complications and I wish our politicians the best, but remember ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country! Get off your computers and help clean up! I’m trying everyday and everyday I’m rewarded 🥰💥
That's a nice attitude. I'm moving to SF in a couple of weeks. We'll see!
Did you clean up Mission street? I saw lot of po op during my visit to the Carnival event some weeks ago.
Adding to the police force does not wipe out the problem. They need to stop allowing intoxicated - drugged up people to roam the streets. Arrest them all and put them in jail.
Here is a radical ideal for cleaning up the homeless and streets. Make apartment complexes that are rent controlled. Giving the homeless a simple 1 bed 1 bath apartment saves a city money in the long run. This is because cost of washing side walks and cost of jailing homeless everyday is higher than cost of building a home. Not to mention it gives them that all important home address which makes finding a job more feasible. Added benefit is lifting the stress of worrying about what meager possessions may get stolen or where will I sleep tonight. That constant stress can lead to doing drugs to numb oneself.
You expect these rich liberals to do that? They don't care about human life especially people less fortunate than them. They'd rather just ramp up policing like Republicans do in their states.
You are on the right track but rent vouchers might work better than rent controls. Why would the private sector invest in something where their profits are limited by law?
Car break-ins & shoplifting do NOT happen in Japan. Americans in general need to do so some soul searching about our character.
❤️ S.F.
SHE IS ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS FOR THE PROBLEMS !!!!WTF
It’s not a homeless problem it’s a drug problem
how much hourly would you need to make to get a $500,000 home in San Francisco
Has nothing to do with inequality. Ahas everything to do with drug addiction and mental illness.
San Francisco is paradise
Beautiful scenery and perfect weather. It never gets too hot or too cold
what about the smell?
@@FloridaMan69. OH YOU SHUT UP, TRUMPSTER FREAK!!!!!
@@FloridaMan69. What smell are you talking about??? There's always a cool breeze in the SF/Bay Area unlike the stagnant, humid and hot stench that permeates the southeastern states like yours, Florida Man.
you must live and stay in pacific heights
It's cold in August 😂
There are 45 other major US cities where violent crime is higher than in San Francisco , yes property crime is high but you don't get all those mass shootings in SF like you do every where else in the country
It was her policies and defund the police that created this problem. You literally get what you voted for and she did it to this city
I’ve always wanted to visit San Francisco, but there’s such a lot of dark history about that city, though
@@johnnynitetrain32379 *NEWSFLASH* that's every city that doubles as a popular tourist destination..🙄
Too many rainbows. Not worth it.
yes, San Francisco bad. Better you visit Florida instead, Disney World
Come for a weekend! Stay by north beach you’ll have fun ! Don’t let this scare you there’s problems in every state and homelessness
“We working on it” means throwing money at problems, but not solving anything
SF is so beautiful and a completely disgusting at the same time
I wish her well. She has her work cut out for her.
It’s been 4 years; she’s incompetent. She shouldn’t be mayor. SF went from greedy Lee to indifferent Breed.
This woman it's a shame, face the real trouble lady !!!
Yer, you lock em up then 24 hrs later you let em out.
So this is your mayor? Now I know why there is a crime spree.
CBS News needs to talk about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees
This interview just further proves to me how low San Francisco has gotten to and they're very desperate for tourism.
They're
We don't need tourism at all San Francisco is wealthy.
Such ignorance...You're getting SF confused with the entire state of Florida.🙄 Tourism is not what drives the economy for SF or the state of California.
I lived in San Francisco for 26 years. Left because I have asthma & the weather was too cold for me. Too many greedy Republican Senators in Congess who care less about people dying on the streets of our country. They are much more concerned on having the latest performing yacht to impress others just like them. Never forget January 6th and those supporting that horrific and traumatic event!
@@sallycasas4170 Well said, Sally! I hope you're keeping asthma at bay
I live in pricey San Diego, but San Francisco is even pricier!
Ok, never dared to comment on the matter before as I am a newcomer in SF.. though as a taxpayer I guess I have a right to speak out too.
1) You can be both liberal and still enforce the law. I don’t appreciate paying taxes and seeing the rights of the homeless being better respected than mine. I hate the fact that boarding a bus here I never see people paying for their ride, no matter homeless they or not. I don’t like the fact that I should avoid certain areas in the very center of the city and think twice before going to shop around the Union Square. It’s a public area , yes. Meaning I should feel as free and SAFE there as all those homeless people. Why are not the police doing their jobs if I do mine and pay taxes that support their paychecks?
2) Why can’t London Breed be impeached? I certainly don’t believe her rainbow washing when she attends all of the pride related events and building the pink triangle in Twin Peaks. Yes, as a gay man I appreciate the fact that SF now has Pink Triangle Day but I disagree with the rainbow washing and using lgbtq+ agenda for her political purposes. The Pink Triangle had been built for 28 times before London Breed made it a reason to earn her political points by attending it. Gays are gonna survive without your patronage, London! As we have so far. Thank you. In fact, it’s more and more common to hear the sentiment in the gay community of queer people who want move away because the city is a) NOT SAFE b) unaffordable c) is no longer fun!! Look at the Castro. It looks almost abandoned. Younger people can’t afford to move here, older people are still around but just because they have no other place to go and stick to the remains of the community that once flourished here.
3) I do believe in SF’s revival! It will get better as it did after the Gold Rush was over, when it survived the earthquake and fires of 1906, AIDS and all. It will be just fine. I guess just each of us individually should make a bit more effort in supporting our home and making it better, cleaner, safer.
Excuse my style and grammar. English is not my mother tongue. But I love this place and care for it.
part of the problem is that reporters are too scared to blame or hold the citizens responsible for their actions.
it is easier, less controversial to blame the authorities.
you enforce the law, people complain that too many people in jail. you relax law enforcement, people complain about high crime rate. what do you want less crimes or less law enforcement? you can't have both with that population. and some times, a lot of the time, it is okay to blame the perpetrators, the authorities are not gods or magicians, they can't just fix everyone's problems.
Using a broom to cleanup the streets is simply a reactionary bandage fix that you tape onto the wound. Please address the underlying problem. Why is it normal for average workers to spend up to 60% of their income on rent? Why housing prices getting so ridiculously high that SF born people have to move to a different city to afford a home? An example of what's on the ground: I have to jay walk on the last block to work because one side of the street has been completely taken over by homeless and it smells horrible. With regards to the rising crime, buglary, store theft, you started action not when the average no-name store complained but only when the wealthy high-end retail chains started pressuring you. You had 4 years to fix the city and a guaranteed 4+ more years. This is what single party rule does to a otherwise great city, slow rot and a government unreceptive to people's needs. Break up the local Democrat party or stop gerrymandering and doing other things to quash opposing parties.
So true!!!
Her values are not a fit to run SF... speech shows!
Her values are not a fit for running a Macdonalds to be fair
She needs to resign for her comments about Hondurans!
Hypocrite!!
It's so sad what happened to San Francisco a beautiful city in the last decades that turned into the city of homelessness unemployment and poverty one of the highest crime rates in America shootings San Francisco the crime written City on the bay how can somebody have a look at the city the same way now that is beauty is gone with the high crime rate the highest unemployment the homelessness and the mass shootings daily shootings in San Francisco the end the end of prosperity that was the beginning of poverty and racial hatred
First, get a grip. Second, SF doesn't have "mass shootings", and violent crime is lower than most American cities... *by far.*
The highest crime rates tend to be in places run by the GOP. As stated in this story there are over 60 cities more dangerous than SF.
@@vandreadparty where are these thank you where are these thank you
Democrats are destroying America
San Francisco has lots of problems but please don't outright lie to us. San Francisco does not have one of the highest crime rates in America but I guess you would have to actually do the work and read the actual statistics.
San Fran sicko
Having London Breed as Mayor is also one of San Francisco's challenges.
Working on "it". What? Working on making the city less livable! It's working! We have social workers instead of police! Now crime is through the roof!
The debates against her will be interesting.
The city is a mess now......
how is that change if they simply kick out the drug users, fence up like a prison the street corner and spend money to build a park? first of all, if I were a kid I wouldn't feel safe play in that so called "park", will there be drug needles nearby on the street? some stray bullet? 2ndly, the drug problem, those people kicked away from that corner simply moved to somewhere else. It's not solving or changing any problem.
Does Patty Hearst know where the Oracle is hiding these days?
They said she left us. I'm sure she's somewhere around here though.
So in other words she has done nothing wrong. Numbers don’t mean anything. Other cities are worse.
Pushing the envelope she means by all but legalizing crime.
She needs to get a conservative DA, Judge and police chief to fix San Francisco
You can't fight inequality any more than you can fight how blue is different than red. 00:53
People who now can’t stand her will still continue to vote for her just cause. The residents voters are pathetic and i hope the city continues it spiral downwards and never gets better because this is what the voters want. Please make it make sense
LOL where’s my poop map
😂
You get what you voted for. Have fun!
Epububs are all about policing and it looks like she's spending money on police
You can thank Gavin for creating this monster he let SF become a toilet.
Ed Lee had a big part in it too
This is the result of 59 years of democratic city rule.
Diversity is awesome
She’s an incompetent mayor who can’t handle any sort of criticism. San Francisco deserves better.
Keep voting Democrat to ensure the end of the middle class.
6:08 To the stingrays on the island of St. Croix when Sunday Morning continues
Saddening state of affairs for such a beautiful city.
This really proves too much of anything is bad, even if that has good intention.
They're celebrating cleaning up one street corner?
🤩
She is on my list of people to connect with. This interview was just shown on Sunday Morning. I watched it.
Don't feel sorry for the people of San Francisco; you get what you vote for.
I love how they point out all the problems of San Francisco......Which as we all know a republican couldnt get voted in as dog catcher there......But somehow San Fransicos ill......are the republicans fault......lol
San Antonio, TX needs a mayor, and a city council with her drive. The 7th largest city is stuck in the 1970s, it’s dirty, and has the nations shittiest infrastructure.
This lady is lost.
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Since the war is about our inner makeup, we can fight it within us. If we object to struggling with ourselves over who will rule-the ego or love-the physical reality will force us to choose love nonetheless. However, it will do so by hurting us in a very physical way.
The war in Eastern Europe is nothing compared to what we might have to endure if we resist the process. The horrific descriptions of our sages and prophets hint at it, and we would not want to live through it.
Alternatively, we can fight this war within us without firing a single bullet. The choice is in our hands. All we need is to continue in the same direction that nature is already leading us: toward connection. If we make an effort to care for one another, even though initially we don’t, then we are moving in the right direction. If we try to resolve conflicts not with guns or even legal battles, but by strengthening the care and friendship between us, then we are saving lives and sparing torments from countless people.
In conclusion, let us try to rise above the hatred and see the human on the other side, who suffers too. Let us think that this war was given to us so we would think about each other more than we have so far. After all, were it not for this war, we would not notice one another. Now that it is here, we are no longer indifferent. Although our feelings our currently negative, now that we are aware of them, we can work on them together and turn them around. These are the wars of the Messiah who moshech [Hebrew: pulls] us out of the ego, and into mutual love.
Well you’re not taking care of anything
& a mere one year later ..... 🥴🤦🏽♂️🤡