https://www.eventbrite.com/e/downtow...s-694439014787


"You've read the headlines, you've seen the Tweets, now get close and personal to the Doom and Squalor of downtown San Francisco!

How can a city with a $14.6 billion annual budget be a model of urban decay? How can it spend $776.8 million per year on police and have no rule of law to show for it? How can it spend $690 million on homeless services and receive an official United Nations condemnation for its treatment of the homeless ("cruel and inhuman"; "violation of multiple human rights")?

The tour will start at City Hall, and continue through Mid-Market, the Tenderloin, and Union Square. We will view the open-air drug markets, the abandoned tech offices, the outposts of the non-profit industrial complex, and the deserted department stores.

Discover the policy choices that made America's wealthiest city the nation's innovative leader of housing crisis, addiction crisis, mental-health crisis, & unrepentant crime crisis.

You will find no better expert. Your guide is an urban policy professional, card-carrying City Commissioner overseeing a municipal department with an annual budget over $500m, and cofounder of San Francisco's largest neighborhood association. He has spent hundreds of hours on both sides of the government dais, shouting into the opposite abyss. (This event is the result of his own mental-health crisis.)

Total walking distance 1.5 miles. Sneakers advised.

Proceeds will be donated to a non-profit that does not actively degrade its community"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/new...392506e&ei=162









The guide promises paying customers will get to see the city’s most blighted and crime-riddled areas — all located in its center — including the Tenderloin, Union Square and the Mid-Market. In a May survey conducted by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, 77% of residents said they believe the city was on the “wrong track,” while only 30% said they felt safe walking around downtown at night.

Tickets for the 1.5-mile Doom Loop Tour have already sold out.

im from fuking chicago.you think im scared of woke junkies who cant even punch through a wet paper bag?just nuke the place already

Eventually, fashion shows in San Francisco will have homeless drug addicred bums parading the catwalk with garbage bags clothes and call it "Derelict" chic.

Cant they load them all up on a tanker and "Titanic" it?

MISC Gathering!!!

Everyone there should just be shot on sight, dumped in a mass grave, then rebuild the city to its former glory. But that’s never gonna happen.

Every city cleans these people out eventually for events that bring revenue to the city, just wait.

Looks the same as every major city on the west coast tbh

I just spent last weekend in San Francisco, which included hanging out in the Tenderloin for a bit. Was not even a little bit afraid at all.

Granted, I've also lived in Detroit and been to Bogota and a bunch of other actual dangerout 3rd world cities. But San Francisco isn't bad at all(even in the worst parts). Would have no problem walking through by myself at 4AM.

It is really funny what you read here and then when **YOU ACTUALLY VISIT THE CITY** it is nothing like what is hyped here.
The fear hype is real!
I did Baltimore a couple months Ago, meh.

Just because you’re ok with it doesn’t make it any less of a chithole

the whole place has been junkie heaven since the 60s.between the junkies and the ph@ggotts its over.the people in charge should be ashamed of themselves but they are busy getting fuked in the ass to care

Parts were but it grew and housing got silly.
300k home for 2.3 million

I'd love to walk though it in 1958. Such a cool city. such a shame what they did to it

It's really not a chithole at all. Not somewhere I'd personally want to live, but there are much much worse places.

They need a homeless pride month.

Culminating in a big homeless day parade where guys will push their carts down the center of the road. They can decorate them and such f they want.

Afterwards everyone can leave and of course leave all their trash laying around for someone else to clean up. Just like they do on gay pride events.