San Francisco Bans Everything

Sultan Knish ^ | August 2, 2018 | Daniel Greenfield

[jonrick46]

Nucking futs is down the West Coast.

[Gen.Blather]

Workplace cafeterias are not run by the companies that host them. They are subcontracted to local businesses. And, they are not free. At least, the ones I ate in were not free. They cost about as much as the same lunch would cost at a restaurant. The advantage is, the employees don’t need to leave the premises. By actual data, eating out at any of the companies I worked for would take up to 2 hours of time away from work. At some locations it’s fifteen minutes to get to your car and then thirty in traffic. Double that to get back.

I visited San Francisco on the sixties during the hippie invasion. It was the only city I liked. But my impression was the hippies didn’t improve the place. Apparently, it is several solar masses worse today.

[trebb]

Feces-free and needle-free sidewalks...

[familyop]

"Here are a few things that are effectively legal in San Francisco: drugs, public defecation and shoplifting."

That should tell readers something.

Haight-Ashbury

And the same kind of people are drug-obsessed with trying to impose its marijuana policy on the rest of the country and further normalize it along with its associated pathologies.

[ThePatriotsFlag]

Why don’t they ban something useful like plastic syringes?

[Vaduz]

Public defecation and the claim California isn’t a shit hole state.