Tony Bennett’s signature song, “I Left My Heart In San Francisco,” was about a city that sadly no longer is. The movie “Milk” may have won a slew of Oscars but, unfortunately, ever since Harvey Milk got elected mayor, the city has been on a downward spiral and has degenerated into what Bob Walsh calls a cesspool.
COPS SEEK MURDEROUS PACK IN S.F. KILLING
By Bob Walsh
PacoVilla’s Corrections blog
November 24, 2009
The San Francisco P.D. (which, by the way, has the worst homicide clearance rate of any major city in the country) is more or less in search of a group of 4 or 5 men who stabbed a man to death in the Mission District shortly after midnight on Sunday morning.
There are times when I feel that San Francisco is overrun with dangerous crazies and generic criminals. I have been there I think twice in the last ten years. Both times were in daylight and I was damn sure armed.
Unfortunately San Francisco's combination of political correctness, official tolerance of all forms of social deviance (including anti-social violence) and a police department whose leadership is chosen for their political sensitivity rather than their ability to to the job has turned that once fine city into a cesspool. Damn shame.
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