San Fran...Its a City of Crime

[Manonthestreet]

What a great Dragnet movie this would make with Hanks and Akroyd.....Owner wakes up too late my god how did this happen.....uuuummmmm you voted for it.

CEO says San Francisco is a 'city of chaos' where retail workers are 'terrified'

hotair.com

 

[miketx]

What a great Dragnet movie this would make with Hanks and Akroyd.....Owner wakes up too late my god how did this happen.....uuuummmmm you voted for it.

CEO says San Francisco is a 'city of chaos' where retail workers are 'terrified'

hotair.com

When kneegrows go free.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Been there. It's a cesspool. Smells like one too.

Aside from some fun shopping places...........there is really nothing there worth anybodys time.
It's cramped, filthy, smells disgusting, with nasty people and hateful homeless people.

 

[skye]

Oh San Fransicko! you used to be one of the most beautiful cities in the USA!

all gone now...

That's the demonRats reverse Midas touch for you.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

When kneegrows go free.

Actually, there's far more white trash in San Fran than low class blacks.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

San Fran...Its a City of Crime​

What Democrat run large city isn't ????

 

[miketx]

Actually, there's far more white trash in San Fran than low class blacks.

So? Kneegrows are number one.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

San Fran...Its a City of Crime SLIME​

What Democrat run large city isn't ????

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Oh San Fransicko! you used to be one of the most beautiful cities in the USA!

all gone now...

That's the demonRats reverse Midas touch for you.

I used to live in San Francisco. The last time I was there was in 1977. It was breathtakingly gorgeous from the (then still working) Fisherman's Wharf, to the street of Painted Ladies, the stern military of the Presidio and Ft. Mason to the graceful Golden Gate Bridge. It was exciting, Grant Avenue exotic, and gently wierd in The Castro.

My friend and I ended our day of nostalgia, since we had both lived there at different times, at The Top of the Mark. I don't drink but in honor of the place and time I had a signature drink, Brandy Alexander. Very creamy.

The Mark was still giving out Squadron Shots. I don't think they still do that. A bottle of scotch was paid for and kept behind the bar by different squadrons. There were quite a few bottles. Anyone belonging to a squadron could get a free shot from that bottle. But, if you get the last shot, you have to buy a new bottle. Tradition.

One Navy Pilot came in for his shot. The last. He found out that the new bottle was $80.00. He grumbled but paid it. As someone paid for his.

I sat there with my friend, looking out over that sparkling city, Russian Hill, Coit Tower, the dome of the Palace of Fine Arts. There never was a city this beautiful. The last time I saw it.

I won't go back. It would be like looking at a dear friend's body decomposing. It breaks my heart, it really does.

 

[skye]

I used to live in. San Francisco. The last time I was there was in 1977. It was breathtakingly gorgeous from the (then still working) Fisherman's Wharf, to the street of Painted Ladies, the stern military of the Presidio and Ft. Mason to the graceful Golden Gate Bridge. It was exciting, Grant Avenue exotic, and gently wierd in The Castro.

My friend and I ended our day of nostalgia, since we had both lived there at different times, at The Top of the Mark. I don't drink but in honor of the place and time I had a signature drink, Brandy Alexander. Very creamy.

The Mark was still giving out Squadron Shots. I don't think they still do that. A bottle of scotch was paid for and kept behind the bar by different squadrons. There were quite a few bottles. Anyone belonging to a squadron could get a free shot from that bottle. But, if you get the last shot, you have to buy a new bottle. Tradition.

One Navy Pilot came in for his shot. The last. He found out that the new bottle was $80.00. He grumbled but paid it. As someone paid for his.

I sat there with my friend, looking out over that sparkling city, Russian Hill, Coit Tower, the dome of the Palace of Fine Arts. There never was a city this beautiful. The last time I saw it.

I won't go back. It would be like looking at a dear friend's body decomposing. It breaks my heart, it really does.

It's all very depressing I agree.

I have the most lovely memories of SF, really nice memories.... but....now the place is like another world...a horrible world that I would never,never visit again.

Sad.

 

[miketx]

NaziKaren = A Democrat that has turned to extreme Communism and Fascism, using any and all means at their disposal to kill, maim, and destroy at will, in order to subjugate the people to their will.

Yup.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

It's all very depressing I agree.

I have the most lovely memories of SF, really nice memories.... but....now the place is like another world...a horrible world that I would never,never visit again.

Sad.

I even have pleasant memories of Oakland. Lake Merit and Jack London Square. Now it's like a slum outside of Mumbai.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

I tell you who I'd like to bomb though...............Berkeley!! What a shitpile of a city!
OMG! Vile, disgusting, MEAN AS FUCK, and RUDE AS HELL!!!

 

[EvilCat Breath]

I tell you who I'd like to bomb though...............Berkeley!! What a shitpile of a city!
OMG! Vile, disgusting, MEAN AS FUCK, and RUDE AS HELL!!!

It should have been wiped years ago. I saw Angela Davis spew her commie shit at Berkeley in the day.

 

[Quasar44]

Most US major cities are woke hell holes

 

[Quasar44]

Todays youths are pathetic , stupid buffoons

 

[TheParser]

1. To be fair, all American cities were nice in the 1950s (when my mother and brother and I visited San Francisco).

2. We stayed at a nice hotel atop a hill, rode the cable cars, visited the famous zoo, had dinner in Chinatown, and visited the still developing airport.

3. We were there for about a week and then took the night train back to Los Angeles.

4. To be fair, all American cities in the 1950s were peaceful and orderly (except for a few rough areas in each city), But there was no wide-spread crime or homelessness in the nicer parts of those cities.

5. Then came the 1960s. It would be unkind to regurgitate the reasons why American cities started to deteriorate. Besides, we all know the various reasons. I shan't hurt anyone's feelings by specifying those reasons.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

5. Then came the 1960s. It would unkind to regurgitate the reasons why American cities started to deteriorate. Besides, we all know the various reasons. I shan't hurt anyone's feelings by specifying those reasons.

The politicians called it "desegregation".