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On this Tuesday, forget about earthquakes.

Tolerance is the biggest threat to the city of San Francisco, which is its shadow of what it used to be.

Allowing miscreants to run wild that's just about ruined a once great American metropolis.

It's infuriating, I saw it firsthand Super Bowl weekend.

The progressive left denies a debacle, but the display of substance

abusers and mentally ill living on the streets is vivid and shameful. Few care about them,

and they don't really care about themselves, or their loved ones that they left behind. They

are willing to die in pursuit of a fentanyl high.

The progressive left live in a fantasy world where harm reduction and incredible wasteful spending

are solutions to substance abuse. That is a foolish lie and the result can be seen on the streets where

mentally ill and emotionally damaged human beings roam around committing crimes and destroying

social order. But not where Nancy Pelosi lives in a Pacific Heights mansion.

From there, the former Speaker of the House can see the sun sparkle on the bay,

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