San Francisco Kicks Out Homeless…You Won’t Believe Why

San Francisco, the city once famed for its iconic Golden Gate Bridge, was drowning in a sea of crime, homeless encampments, and retail theft. But behold, the prodigal city has returned! San Francisco has undergone a miraculous transformation that would put Cinderella’s fairy godmother to shame. But don’t be fooled, this isn’t a tale of redemption – it’s a story of politicians putting on a show for a foreign dictator while neglecting the needs of their own citizens.

Ahead of the highly anticipated U.S.-China summit, the city streets have been scrubbed clean, homeless encampments vanished like a bad dream, and even the roads have been repaved. California Governor Gavin Newsom even reportedly admitted candidly, “Oh they’re just cleaning up this place because all those fancy leaders are coming to town.”

So, the question every good American should be asking is, why now? Why not before? Why not for the hardworking citizens of San Francisco who’ve had to endure the city’s decline?

Marc Savino, a local resident, quipped about the sudden cleanliness, “The bottom of my shoes look clean.” But his humor masked a deeper concern, the displacement of homeless individuals, and the glaring truth that these efforts were not for the residents but for the visiting dignitaries.

Political commentator Mike Cernovich didn’t mince words when he said, “They literally cleaned up San Francisco for a world dictator, not for their own people.” And he’s right. The city officials have also painted new murals, installed crosswalks, and even repainted a pedestrian bridge. All this for an authoritarian leader, while the citizens of San Francisco were left to navigate the detritus of a failing city.

This grand charade is a slap in the face to every citizen who calls San Francisco home. It’s a stark reminder that when there’s a will, there’s a way. The city officials had the means and the resources to clean up the city all along. They chose not to until a foreign dictator came knocking.

The summit is set to begin on Wednesday, and visitors have already started to arrive, stepping into a city that’s been scrubbed and polished to hide its flaws. But one can’t help but wonder how long this facade will last. Will San Francisco return to its state of decline once the dignitaries leave, or will this serve as a wake-up call for city officials to finally prioritize their citizens over international optics?

Only time will tell, but for now, San Francisco remains a city that was given a facelift for a dictator, not for its own people.

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Pete Farris

What did the city/state do with them? Also, with the excrement, trash, drug paraphernalia, etc.?

Richard Logan

Maybe they should send them to Alkatraz Pete.

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Filmaker

Time for a Million Homeless People March.

Mike F

Starting day 1 with the Chi-Comms.

PHILIP SIMON

Cleaning San Fran for the leasder ofChina town restaurants so homeless are removed from Nancy’s district.

Centurion

When Xi is gone the city will return to being Scat Francisco.

Richard Logan

This is what’s happening when San Francisco elects democrat leaders.

Mike F

Then the city should know what the real solution is – even though they may not like it.

El-Tejas

And will they steer their visitors away from the Union Square area where son many buildings stand empty?

Mary

They do the same thing at the border, clear out all the illegald and then say there is no problem one day later they are all back temporary fix for a photo op

mel

How disgusting, this is telling the population of San Francisco who pay taxes that they are not important.

Gunny Gil

City of Atlanta did the same thing when they had the 96 olympics. Put them in cheap motels outside of town and when the games were over kicked them out. Most were homeless veterans

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