While House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is consumed with impeaching President Donald Trump, back home in San Franciso, residents are forced to endure the most unimaginable things one can image.
Like homeless, drug-addicted people taking a dump in the aisle of a supermarket.
That’s according to a photo tweeted by journalist Deborah Kan, which depicted a man in an upright position appearing to go to the bathroom in an aisle in a grocery store.
Kan tagged Democratic mayor London Breed, and identified the store as a Safeway on Marina Blvd., in San Francisco. She also tagged a number of local media outlets.
“.@LondonBreed here’s a pic of a man on drugs taking a poo in aisle 10 of @Safeway Marina Sunday morning in #SF. Why is this okay?”
.@LondonBreed here’s a pic of a man on drugs taking a poo in aisle 10 of @Safeway Marina Sunday morning in #SF. Why is this okay? @KTVU @kpix @kron @KGOdesk @sfchronicle pic.twitter.com/4ef4S6Qs8n
— Deborah Kan (@debkhk) December 15, 2019
While there is nothing humorous about the incident, John Dennis, a Republican who is running to challenge Pelosi, tweeted “Cleanup in Aisle 3! Thank you Nancy Pelosi,” as he shared a photo of the man from a different angle.
He added: “I publicly warned in 2018 that if we let people violate our streets the homeless problem would get worse. The answer: Arrest, then offer a choice. Jail or rehab. Just got this photo. A homeless man defecating in our local Safeway.”
Cleanup in Aisle 3! Thank you Nancy Pelosi.
I publicly warned in 2018 that if we let people violate our streets the homeless problem would get worse.
The answer: Arrest, then offer a choice. Jail or rehab.
Just got this photo. A homeless man defecating in our local Safeway. pic.twitter.com/4mrpzDNA9T
— John Dennis for Congress (@RealJohnDennis) December 15, 2019
Public defecation in San Francisco is a well-known problem, with Democrats even forming a “Poop Patrol” in hopes of reducing calls to a city hotline, Business Insider reported in August.
Citing the San Francisco Chronicle, the phone rings about 65 times a day to report piles of human feces on streets and sidewalks, totaling 14,597 calls from January 1 to August 13.
Data from the San Francisco Department of Public Works shows reports of human feces sightings increased dramatically from a total of 5,547 in 2011 to 28,084 in 2018.
Lately there has been a brownout in the Bay Area… Since 2011, there have been at least 118,352 reported instances of human fecal matter on city streets. @ForbesOpinion https://t.co/4nzW2iNLvf pic.twitter.com/4itldSUafq
— OpenTheBooks (@open_the_books) April 17, 2019
Mayor Breed has identified human feces on sidewalks as “a huge problem,” and said one solution is for non-profits in the city to better educate the homeless to “clean up after themselves,” according to NBC Bay Area.
All of which means there may have been no room on the sidewalks for the druggie in the grocery to take a dump, forcing him indoors — why he didn’t use the restroom in the store is unclear.
The bigger problem is the out of control homeless population in many Democrat-run cities, as liberals have yet to figure out the more you subsidize a certain behavior, the more you encourage it.
#SanFrancisco Mayor @LondonBreed tours the reality of the city first hand on an afternoon stroll. The man in the video preps a needle as the mayor walks by. @nbcbayarea pic.twitter.com/Ziq0JwS8wF
— Josue Kevin Duran (@josuekduran) July 13, 2018
That and the lack of accountability the party endorses.
When pressed about plans for harsher penalties for those defecating on city streets, Breed told the NBC affiliate, “I didn’t express anything about a penalty.”
In a recent investigation, NBC Bay Area found more than 300 piles of feces along a 20-mile stretch of streets and sidewalks.
For what it’s worth, San Francisco spent $65 million on street cleaning last year and looks to increase that spending by nearly $13 million over the next two years.
If there was a common theme in the reactions to Kan’s tweet, it seemed to center on the notion that elections have consequences.
Here’s a sampling of responses from Twitter:
Ask Nancy Pelosi
— Kambree Kawahine Koa (@KamVTV) December 16, 2019
Because you crazy Californians keep electing left-lunatics, that make that “okay”. #ElectSanePeople for a change.
— ??#IAmTheNRA Rosenblum (@StevenRosenblum) December 17, 2019
And yet, SF continues to reject politicians that would fight to stop this in favor of politicians who will do absolutely nothing. You get what you elect.
— David Herrmann (@herrmanndigital) December 16, 2019
He even has toilet paper! Omg
— Laurie (@WaltsPrincesss) December 16, 2019
It was at this same Safeway when 12-13 years ago I saw a woman taking a poop right where the parking lot meets the entryway to the store. San Francisco is such a filthy pit!
— Gracie the Cat (@MissGracieCat2U) December 17, 2019
… gotta grab the wet wipes!
— Bryan (@mrbrockvond) December 16, 2019
I think that guy is her campaign manager.
— David M. Hagen (@HagenMDavid1) December 16, 2019
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