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post 1549410271 04-18-2018, 10:42 AM
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Seattle and Vancouver have the same problems.

The latest battle over Seattle’s homelessness policies occurred Tuesday as protesters attempted to stop city workers from clearing an unsanctioned encampment in Seattle’s Ravenna neighborhood.

The cleanup of the camp at Ravenna Woods park was scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday. But more than a dozen protesters arrived ahead of work crews and police, linking arms to block vehicle access to the camp where residents installed a large sign reading, “Do Homeless Lives Matter?”
post 1549410631 04-18-2018, 10:46 AM
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well I mean living in a tent vs. living in a $3500 apartment. not hard to decide which is more profitable
post 1549410821 04-18-2018, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
I always imagine San Francisco like this:



A bunch of gay guys going clubbing in front of a pile of dead homeless people.
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post 1549411911 04-18-2018, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted By Globally⏩
I usually spend 1 weekend in SF every two months or so. Always have a blast, but it is indeed filthy. The tenderloin is like a sci-fi movie.
I grew up in LA and saw skid row, which is probably the sketchiest place on earth, but hanging in the tenderloin for a bit is such a trip. Homeless people just running around screaming, shooting up, and acting psycho. It is legit like sci fi movie.
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post 1549412391 04-18-2018, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted By STA556⏩
I was there a month and a half ago. Can confirm. Homeless everywhere, urinating and chitting out in the open. Smh.
You serial bro?

Also, is it full of hipsters and feminists?
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Similar stuff is happening in Downtown Sacramento. When I started working downtown 4 years ago, you see a few homeless people here and there, but now, there are groups almost every block. It got so bad that officers have to guard our entrances/exits now. Lost count of how many times a homeless person tried to commit suicide in front of our building, threaten an employee, or just won't leave.
post 1549412911 04-18-2018, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
fook off we're full - Florida
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chit part is that now Californians are waking up and seeing what they have done and guess where they move to...


texas.... ffs.... Texas is turning into California next fukin chitbags
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post 1549413311 04-18-2018, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
You serial bro?

Also, is it full of hipsters and feminists?
Yes.

Depends on where you go. If you go to the Pier, for example, it's mostly tourists. If you go deeper into city and downtown, yeah, you see a good mix of soyboys and feminists walking back to their apartments where they all live 10-deep in 400 sq feet. But the homeless people are everywhere; doesn't really matter where you go. I remember when I first visited San Francisco in 2004, it was still dirty and had homeless folks, but way cleaner than it is, now. It's out of control.
post 1549413461 04-18-2018, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted By gtr_nissanskyline⏩
Similar stuff is happening in Downtown Sacramento. When I started working downtown 4 years ago, you see a few homeless people here and there, but now, there are groups almost every block. It got so bad that officers have to guard our entrances/exits now. Lost count of how many times a homeless person tried to commit suicide in front of our building, threaten an employee, or just won't leave.
Calisupersport, confirm, please. Haven't been in years.

We talking Capitol Mall area?
post 1549413721 04-18-2018, 11:23 AM
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My mother went to L.A. for some fashion week ****.. ended up on some skid-row wannabe streets and said she had never been more scared for her life.. And this was all within like a few hundred meters of the convention.

My friend booked our hotel in San Francisco for SF Giants game. He didnt tell me it was in the ****in ghetto. It's amazing just how big of a problem it is.
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Capitol Mall got removed. Became the Golden 1 Arena. But if you're familiar with J st and K st, those 2 streets alone are pretty bad. Excrement, homeless people sleeping in between buildings, tents all over Cesar Chavez park, etc... I live around South Natomas, which is closer to the American River, and it is bad... When I drive by the river, tents and campsites with tons of litter all around the river.
post 1549414051 04-18-2018, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted By AltarOfPlagues⏩
they should just have designated chitting streets
they do-it's basically the entire city. place reeks of piss, chit, and chitty weed
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post 1549414801 04-18-2018, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted By jlick⏩
I live less than 2 hours from San Fransisco. Can confirm that the homelessness issue is out of control. It's such a shame because if it wasn't for the dirty streets, San Fransisco is such a beautiful city. The parks are gorgeous. The coastline is breathtaking. The food & music scene is world class, but you couldn't pay me to live in that city. I love to visit, but only for a day or a night, TOPS. Then i need to GTFO back to my clean, friendly little city in the suburbs.
same. Used to go to the city every other weekend once I got my license. To see it devolve like this is heartbreaking.

Also, I moved to LA a few years ago... SF has nothing on LA's homeless situation lol. It boggles my mind how both these cities, with the highest COL, and some of the most beautiful neighborhoods ever, can be surrounded by absolute squalor.
Originally Posted By gtr_nissanskyline⏩
Capitol Mall got removed. Became the Golden 1 Arena. But if you're familiar with J st and K st, those 2 streets alone are pretty bad. Excrement, homeless people sleeping in between buildings, tents all over Cesar Chavez park, etc... I live around South Natomas, which is closer to the American River, and it is bad... When I drive by the river, tents and campsites with tons of litter all around the river.
Lived on 8th and J before moving to LA. Went back for a concert recently at golden 1. I was amazed at how clean, COMPARATIVELY, downtown/midtown seemed. The park cleans up at night time due to camping laws, so it's just the day time you see the bums sun bathing and taking a snooze lol.
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can confirm, it's a ****hole

if you ever do a road trip through california, skip it
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I went to SF last October. most filthy city I've ever been to. I'll never go back.
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Originally Posted By gtr_nissanskyline⏩
Capitol Mall got removed. Became the Golden 1 Arena. But if you're familiar with J st and K st, those 2 streets alone are pretty bad. Excrement, homeless people sleeping in between buildings, tents all over Cesar Chavez park, etc... I live around South Natomas, which is closer to the American River, and it is bad... When I drive by the river, tents and campsites with tons of litter all around the river.
Tents all over Cesar Chavez??? I haven't been to the actual downtown area in almost 5 years (I live and work far enough away from it, have zero reason to go there) and I don't remember that. Holy chit.

I did drive through a bit of midtown recently, though. Looked like sci fi film.
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Originally Posted By gtr_nissanskyline⏩
Similar stuff is happening in Downtown Sacramento. When I started working downtown 4 years ago, you see a few homeless people here and there, but now, there are groups almost every block. It got so bad that officers have to guard our entrances/exits now. Lost count of how many times a homeless person tried to commit suicide in front of our building, threaten an employee, or just won't leave.
Feels. I too am tired of this crap in SUCKRAMENTO. Downtown trash.
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Originally Posted By Messiahtype⏩
Seattle and Vancouver have the same problems.

The latest battle over Seattle’s homelessness policies occurred Tuesday as protesters attempted to stop city workers from clearing an unsanctioned encampment in Seattle’s Ravenna neighborhood.

The cleanup of the camp at Ravenna Woods park was scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday. But more than a dozen protesters arrived ahead of work crews and police, linking arms to block vehicle access to the camp where residents installed a large sign reading, “Do Homeless Lives Matter?”
have you seen what most of the people in Seattle look like brah? Protesting is all they have lolz, the most hideous people ever, ugly inside and out - srs
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Agreed . . . complete chithole. I've been going there once a year for business for the last 15 years and it's worse every year. I'm even used to it and I hate going.

My wife is always asking when I'm going to take her there. The image in her mind is like a Rice-A-Roni commercial where everything is pristine street cars and appealing. When are we going? Never. I'd never waste my own money to spend time in that crapfest.
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Originally Posted By nick1990⏩
It is legit like sci fi movie.
Tenderloin is nuts. I've spent way too much wandering around there at night since a friend of mine lived there.
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I was in San Fran December, brb actual syringes on public stairs. Fuking I don’t even know how ppl walk their dogs there
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At least our homeless freeze to death
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San Francisco is still nice tovisit

Living there and having to traverse through the chitty sections would suck. Union Square is nice but the sh!ttiest part of SF (Tenderloin) is literally right around the corner. Alot of people walk into it while window shopping.

Red is Tenderloin.

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Originally Posted By askem⏩
At least our homeless freeze to death
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I got a homeless guy to buy me a 40 oz when I went there with my family when I was 17. he insisted on telling me a gay joke before I walked away.
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Originally Posted By doiliftbro⏩
chit part is that now Californians are waking up and seeing what they have done and guess where they move to...


texas.... ffs.... Texas is turning into California next fukin chitbags
Because they flee the liberal policies but are too stupid and keep voting for the same policies where they move
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