San Francisco, From Idyllic to City Most People Flee

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Woke San Francisco was arguably the most beautiful city in America, but no one wants to go there anymore. Crime is not dealt with, and it’s growing exponentially.

CNN was forced to confront the disastrous level of thievery allowed in San Francisco, a once beautiful and perfectly safe city.

The shoplifting problem has become so bad in San Francisco that CNN witnessed three thefts in 30 minutes while reporting.

At the start of the segment, heavy chains and padlocks are shown locking up the freezer section to prevent theft, just one example of stores’ extreme measures to protect their merchandise.

According to Townhall, months earlier, CNN reported that the “numbers” don’t support store claims that shoplifting is a national crisis.

CNN Reporter Kyung Lah: Here’s what Anna-Maja and I saw at San Francisco’s Richmond area Walgreens, the worst spot of all 9,000 US Walgreens for theft, per the company. We watched three– and grabbed a video of this shoplifter walking out right in front of us.

Democrats keep voting for lawlessness, and this is what you get. Stop feeling sorry for criminals and people who won’t get the help they need. Feel sorry for their victims. And get rid of the sanctuary status.


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4 COMMENTS

  1. When first married 20 years ago, my wife and I talked about retirement and when we would we wanted to go to San Francisco as a vacation and possible place to retire.
    It looks like Kabul and Mogadishu might be better choices at this time due to the ruination of that city started by Gavin Newsom and continued by the current Marxist.

  2. I was in SF on business nearly 40 years ago, it was not idyllic. It was not clean. You get a nice view of Alcatraz. The cable cars were not running for repairs. The hotel workers and other unions were on strike, yelling and screaming all night long. It is often foggy and it usually does not get warm. It is just much worse now.

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