San Francisco is the scariest city I’ve ever lived in

Nice to have such an easy and sheltered life. Chicago in the 1960s and 1970s had actual threats, for example, bet you didn’t have a rando follow you a couple blocks and pop you as you’re fishing for your keys, kids chase you yelling “Honky” (white guy here), etc.

On the other hand, SF is the only place I’ve heard someone shot to death (6 shots right outside my window, counted) so it’s in competition.

> I’m not MAD at this guy for scaring me last night.

I feel deeply sad for him.

Our city has let him down.

BUT I AM mad.

I’ll tell you who I’m mad at…

I’m mad at wealthy SF people who live in nice apartments and pretend like the streets aren’t full of homeless people shooting heroin everywhere.

I’m mad at the virtue signaling politicians who only talk about mask policies as if that’s the biggest problem this city faces.

This guy was the one who let the homeless person down. He shouldn't have ran, he should have stopped and became friends with this homeless person, inviting him in and offering a couch to sleep on, a warm meal, and a shower. This guy is projecting/virtue signaling and not taking responsibility for this homeless persons situation but blames everyone else and attempts to display some higher moral status but in reality is the problem himself. Hopefully that homeless person gets another chance too run into this guy so he gets a chance to make things right.

> I’m mad at you for leaving this man out on the streets. Alone, in the cold to fend for himself.

Odd perspective. He is mad at you for not doing the things he did not do either.

It's almost as if the further you go towards the left over the decades, the worse the problems got....

Yet another rich person virtue signalling that homelessness is the problem of rich people who virtue signal, all without a hint of irony.