Liberalism causing San Francisco to lose population

 Daily Caller:

San Francisco, California, residents are preparing to leave the city after growing frustrations due to homelessness and public safety, according to a poll by SF Next.

Approximately two-thirds of respondents say the city “has gone downhill” since when they first moved there, with 70% saying it was unlikely that the conditions would improve over the next three years, according to a poll by the SF Next. Nearly 40% of San Franciscans say they will move out of the city within that time. (RELATED: San Francisco Spends Millions To House – And Then Evict – Its Homeless)

Those most likely to leave the city are between the ages of 18 and 34 years old, with 54% saying they are preparing to leave the city, the poll showed. Between April 2020 and July 2021, 20% of San Francisco residents between the ages of 25 and 29 left the city.

Homelessness was ranked the top problem with respondents, with public safety placing second and housing affordability taking third, the poll stated. Less than 25% of respondents believe the city will make changes to improve the conditions within two years.
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I can remember when I used to enjoy visiting San Francisco, but the last time I was there I saw people camping on the streets and parks and it has gotten much worse since then.  Housing is expensive and it is beyond the reach of addicts who spend money on dope instead of a place to live. It has become poster child for the decay of civilization in this country.

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