Why San Francisco bites ass

[rodney_g_graves]

I don't come to this subject lightly, as I was born in The City. I have never lived there in my memory, nor can I say I am favorably impressed with what I see when business or social events require my presence in The City. It's most certainly not The City I remember visiting in the late sixties and early seventies. But still, it's where I was

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[lonewolf545]

I presume she filed a complaint with Internal Affairs about his failure to come to her aid and for unlawfully attempting to restrict her Second Amendment right to self-defense (since the Supreme Court has now ruled that self-defense is a right in addition to the right to keep and bear arms)?

Too Much Hassle

[rodney_g_graves]

As my lady friend put it to me:

"'I asked him what world do you live in.' and dropped it at that. I didn't want to spend all night being interrogated."

Charlie was of much the same opinion when he heard the story.

As I said, that's why San Francisco bites ass.

[chuckles48]

The cop walked away, from what we heard last night.

And Rod's right - my question was, given that this is San Francisco, and the police seem to exist solely to mop up the aftermath, is spending 4-6 hours screwing with paperwork that won't change their (the PD's) behavior worth the hassle?

If I thought it would do any good, I'd advise otherwise. But I don't. SFPD is as useless now as they were in 1993, when I had to put MY troops on Market St. to make sure that Worldcon attendees weren't being systematically mugged whilst party-hopping.