San Francisco Dysfunction Megathread

[DaleCooper]

I feel more threatened by a pit bull than someone open-carrying a firearm. At least one of them doesn't deliberately target the closest available child on a whim.

I'm noticing where I'm that there are a lot of people bringing their dogs into stores lately, even though they're very clearly not service animals. (To be fair, it's not very often but it's still way more often than it ever should be.) Is this just entitlement on the part of the owners, or is it a bleeding heart "emotional support" animal thing? As recently as two or three years ago, you were simply not allowed to get a dog past the front door of any establishment unless you were disabled in some way and your dog had the service animal vest.

[Badger]

https://twitter.com/michelletandler/status/1404815810133176337?s=20
The percent of shoplifting cases ending in an arrest dropped from 55% in 2015 to 17% so far this year. Most of that drop occurred over the past two years.

This is only a good thing. It’s ridiculous to handle shoplifting through the criminal justice system.

No?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

It says 'no consequences'... surely the dog must have been put down?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I'm pretty sure even the vast majority of San Francisco residents find this to be too woke for their tastes.

Nailed it!

[GregTheGreat657]

Now Collins is suing the SFUSD for $87 million for violating her first amendment right for stripping her of her title.

It seems like a lot of these lawsuits are money grabs

[John Dule]

Now Collins is suing the SFUSD for $87 million for violating her first amendment right for stripping her of her title.

It seems like a lot of these lawsuits are money grabs

For the record, this lawsuit was dismissed-- but not before the school board spent $110,000 on legal fees defending itself. This woman is a parasite sucking the taxpayers dry.