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• @arrington Michael Arrington on x

  I've been friends with @crazybob for 15 years. He was one of the best humans I've ever met. I'm so glad we were able to spend time together recently. RIP. I hate what San Francisco has become. https://www.sfgate.com/...

• @natfriedman Nat Friedman on x

  We moved out of San Francisco to Menlo Park a year ago after two meth addicts broke into our house while we were home and robbed us. They are both free now. The police who arrested them — and were later forced to release them by the DA — said these criminals were “frequent...

• @frankarochag Francisco Arocha on x

  My girlfriend woke up to this in front of our apartment in San Francisco. Some minutes later, I see the news of Bob Lee's murder. It is incredibly shocking to see how one of the most important cities in the world has succumbed to such chaos. https://twitter.com/...

• @bozhao @bozhao on x

  Love this city and not going to leave. Let's fix it together

• @amy Amy Saper on x

  I love San Francisco and intend to stay and raise a family here. That being said, we clearly have many problems to solve, and @GrowSF has the clearest plan to address them ⤵️ If you feel similarly, consider joining me as a monthly GrowSF donor 🙋🏻‍♀️

• @agarwal Sachin Agarwal on x

  Our city has major problems, but we can fix them. I'm not leaving and neither is @sbuss. We ❤️ SF. We're working every day to build a city where new residents are welcomed, new businesses are encouraged, and families can put down their roots. We're making progress. 👉 @GrowSF.

• @jason @jason on x

  THESE ARE THE LUNATICS RUNNING SAN FRANCISCO EVIL INCOMPETENT FOOLS & GRIFTERS WHO ACCOMPLISH NOTHING EXCEPT ENABLING RAMPANT VIOLENCE VOTE THEM OUT

• @jason @jason on x

  So @garrytan @DavidSacks, and other educated folks, to save SF we have to win the Supervisor seats? That's how this thing works right? Can you educate us on a plan to “Save San Francisco” please?

• @rolandlisf Roland Li on x

  SF residents and tech workers raged at city leadership — including Chesa Boudin, who's out of office ~9 months — over what they called out of control crime after fatal stabbing of Bob Lee. Data shows SF has one of lowest murder rates in U.S. https://www.sfchronicle.com/ ... @susi…

• @timjdillon Tim Dillon on x

  Listen part of the charm of an area is getting “brutally beaten” or “murdered.” These are the experiences people want! https://twitter.com/...

• @yoohyun_jung Yoohyun Jung on x

  It can be puzzling — and frustrating — when data doesn't confirm you live and experience. Thoughtful take by ⁦@susieneilson⁩ ⁦@sfchronicle⁩ Bob Lee killing shows why perception of crime matters — and often contrasts with data https://www.sfchronicle.com/ ...

• @michelletandler Michelle Tandler on x

  A disturbing crime wave hit San Francisco this week. Tech leader Bob Lee was stabbed to death, cyclist Ethan Boyes was killed by a speeding car, and former fire commissioner Don Carmignani was brutally beaten by homeless addicts. If this isn't a wake-up call, what will be?

• @marcistook Marc Istook on x

  Headlines and anecdotes are one thing, stats are another. San Francisco struggles with property crime, but its per capita murder rate is on the low end for cities of its size, and when it comes to violent crime it's in the bottom half. https://www.nytimes.com/...

• @emissionite Gianmatteo Costanza on x

  One aspect of this well-balanced report in the wake of the horrific stabbing caught my eye: I do hope that more people in tech become directly engaged in SF affairs, participate, campaign and run for office. https://www.nytimes.com/...

• @arrington Michael Arrington on x

  https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...