INEPTOCRACY CHRONICLES – San Francisco Chronicle blasted for asking if residents should 'tolerate burglaries'
Can you imagine living in a city where barricading yourself in your home is considered a more viable option than arresting burglars? Welcome to Joe Biden's America . . .
NOVEMBER 07, 2021 06:50 PM
Readers were stunned when the San Francisco Chronicle asked if residents should "tolerate burglaries" amid rampant city crime in a Friday tweet.
" Residents and city leaders are searching for answers: should they tolerate burglaries as a part of city living and focus on barricading homes? Should repeat offenders get rehabilitation services, or be incarcerated so they can’t commit more crimes?" the outlet tweeted, along with a link to an article headlined, "Two men with long criminal histories got caught for stealing bikes. What should S.F. do about them?"
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The piece explores the city's pursuit for criminal justice reform while "debating how to manage rates of property crime that for years have been among the highest in the nation."
Twitter users reacted harshly to the outlet's wording.
"Can you imagine living in a city where barricading yourself in your home is considered a more viable option than (checks notes)… arresting burglars??l" wrote Twitter user jason@calacanis.com.
"Think about how far gone the city of San Francisco must be for its major newspaper to write the first sentence below as if it's a reasonable civic question," another user, Jeff B. is *BOX OFFICE POISON*, wrote.
"Posting this so people who never lived in SF see the insanity we are dealing with," wrote former UFC fighter, Jake Shields. "I saw it was only Gonna get worse and fled a year ago but I have friends who stayed convinced it will get better."
San Francisco has seen a substantial decrease in its police force over the last few years, which some blame on left-wing and anti-police policies coming from city officials.
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"This brazen criminal behavior is endured every single day by San Franciscans and it is the direct result of District Attorney Chesa Boudin and his enablers’ criminals-first agenda," San Francisco Police Officers Association President Tony Montoya said in a June statement .
Ineptocracy
A system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.