Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "San Francisco's New Tax-Payer Funded Open-Air Christmas Market Turns into a Dystopian Nightmare" video.

  1. I lived in the Bay Area for twenty years. Most special dining experience: Eating at a sidewalk cafe with some colleagues. A homeless man drops his trousers and takes an enormous dump on the sidewalk less than two feet from where we were sitting, then turned around and urinated on us. The waiter didn't turn a hair. Aberrant, antisocial behavior is normalized in San Francisco. When I described this experience to my boss, with no embellishment and no judgmental words nor profanity, she said "Oh here we go, hating on the homeless!" See, that's the problem right there: the homeless are saints and you cannot say a word against their antisocial, disgusting behavior, or you're an irredeemable bigot. I have lots of other stories, some of which involve saving women who were being chased/attacked by homeless men, but I think you get the picture. When I retired, I moved out of the Bay Area within twenty-four hours and I will never go back.
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