Squatting takes on a new meaning in San Francisco

American Thinker ^ | 04/23/2019 | Ethel C. Fenig

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In days of old,
When knights were bold
And toilets yet invented,
They laid their load
Upon the road
Abd walked away contented.

So there’s precedent.

[JimRed]

Wouldn’t it be cheaper and more sanitary to build public restrooms every block or so?

Not until the legislators position themselves as owners of the businesses contracted to clean and maintain said restrooms.

[hal ogen]

Restrooms? LIBs don’t need no stinkin’ restrooms!

[hattend]

So they can count poop piles down to single digits but can’t find illegals living in the city?

How much does the city pay for a poop census taker?

[elbook]

Funny, but not particularly ‘new’

Leftists there in San Fran Sh*thole have been ‘sh*tting’ on the population for decades. Its simply the boils growing larger.

In related news these vagrant infested big cities are seeing waves of diseases which havent been seen since the middle ages - bad sanitation related skin diseases and such.

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The crap situation in SF (and other liberal west coast cities) is about the most appropriate physical manifestation of the liberal mindset that exists. “Everything they touch turns to $#it.”

[imardmd1]

It was a great place in 1965, before "flower power" beggars took over the street corners, before Mayor Finkelstein handed the keys of the city over to the homophiliacs, before the letters "hiv" became disconnected with the letter "s", and long before the letters "shi" started the description of what is piling up on SF streets.

My first business trip occurred the weekend that the bar waitresses of North Beach bared their breasts, the first time in any city in North America, where on the day after their arrest, at arraignment the DA could not find any city ordinance or state statute against it, and the court had to let them go completely free. That week was probably the partiest ever in San Francisco.

It was also then that the St. Francis always cleaned up and gave you the brightest, shiniest change, because the coins were sill silver, and half-dollars were still prominently in circulation. The benefit was that wherever you paid your bills using the coins, the recipients treated you with respect, knowing that you were of the elite who could afford the best.

Wonderful days gone, long past. Sad.

[grey_whiskers]

Great screen name for this thread. Ewwww.