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San Francisco Should Try Punishing Criminals, Not Businesses | National Review

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San Francisco Should Try Punishing Criminals, Not Businesses | National Review

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Amoxtli to [email protected] • 4 months ago

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A new city ordinance mandating nightly business closures in the Tenderloin both fails to address the real problem and hampers economic opportunity.

https://archive.is/20240908105141/https://www.nationalreview.com/2024/09/san-francisco-should-try-punishing-criminals-not-businesses/

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What about when businesses commit criminal acts?
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  That would make them criminals, and SF should try punishing them.

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