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‘Third circle of hell’: San Fran woman recounts man spitting in her face, says it ‘never feels safe’ in city

August 7, 2023 | | Print Article

Alleged assaults and threats of worse are evidently part of daily life in one leftist city readily described as “the third circle of hell.”

“I’m sure you know what I’m talking about…”

If one TikToker’s testimony is any indicator, former President Donald Trump’s recent tear against Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) was nearer to the truth than hyperbole. Recently, one of the San Francisco-based congresswoman’s fellow citizens took to social media to decry the living conditions where she “literally never feels safe.”

“I’m literally shaking right now,” the self-described content creator and visual designer said as she held her hands in front of her face. “I was just getting groceries and I live in San Francisco and I never really feel fully safe.”

Commentator Ian Miles Cheong summed up the conclusion that could be drawn from the video with the simple caption, “San Francisco is the third circle of hell.”

Claiming on her account that she had been living in the City by the Bay for roughly a year, the woman continued with details of her first alleged attack that attested to the degree to which violence had been normalized.

“If you live in San Francisco I’m sure you know what I’m talking about — and I just got groceries. I’m walking out of the store and this guy is walking past me and says ‘Move you stupid b*tch’ and he spits in my face, spits all over my face,” she detailed, incredulous.

The encounter worsened as the content creator recounted, “Then I say, ‘Excuse me, did you just spit in my face?’ and he says, “Move or I’ll rape you.”

By her telling, as this was happening there were, “people everywhere and everyone’s just walking by ’cause they’re like I can’t handle something else in San Francisco. It’s always something else.”

“I don’t even know why I’m posting this. If you live in San Francisco do you feel this way all the time?” she asked, expressing helplessness. “I don’t feel safe, ever. It literally never feels safe. It’s better when it’s daylight, but nighttime, no, not leaving my house.”

As seemingly unsurprised as the woman was to how San Franciscans numbed themselves to the dehumanized behavior within the city, so too were the reactions of unsympathetic social media users who listened to her testimony and thought, “You buy the San Francisco ticket, you take the San Francisco ride, unfortunately.”

Of course, while wanton lawlessness had led a local Walgreens to chain up its grocery freezers to curb routine shoplifting on top of rampant homelessness and the corresponding public health crisis, public officials had seemingly prioritized billionaire Elon Musk’s new lighted sign as a leading social problem.

As previously reported, Twitter’s rebrand to X came with a new rooftop feature at the San Francisco-based social media company that was met with intense backlash and removal. To that end, while Trump had likely meant her afterlife when he referred to Pelosi as “a sick & demented psycho who will someday live in HELL!” priorities suggested he could just as easily have been predicting her future retirement.

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