Remember the ones who fought the goon fight for our cities and country, not thugs!
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Jaime
10 years ago
Councilmembers of San Francisco, you all sicken me. Why would you honor a criminal who stabbed an innocent civilian. YOU ARE WHAT IS WRONG WITH OUR SOCIETY! This is obviously a political move, and it is so disgraceful! Support your first responders who risk their lives daily for you. If not for you, support them for the sake of your constituents.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Even by San Francisco standards, this is ridiculous. A slap to the face to everyone who has ever worn a badge or who is a decent law abiding citizen!
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Michael Rhoades
10 years ago
We have reached the point of doing evil is supposed to be good. Not on my watch. Not no, but "hell no". I
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Mark Hunter
10 years ago
Anyone who wants to honor this criminal is a disgrace.
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Gerald Holt
10 years ago
I object
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Kevin Phipps
10 years ago
An embarrassment to the city.
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Gregory Mendonca
10 years ago
It's deplorable that anyone would think of honoring a criminal in this state or any other. Please show respect where it's due and not for a parolee who assaulted another person. What are you people thinking?
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Carlos Gonzalez
10 years ago
The city of San Francisco must be ran by idiots for even considering something like that.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Stop the madness
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Kevin Martin
10 years ago
Why doesn't San Francisco also enact a day of remembrance for Jeffery Dahmer while they are at it.
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Raul Guerrero
10 years ago
No to this
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Chris Skippen
10 years ago
Deepest sympathies to his family for their loss, but nobody forced him into his actions.
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Jonathan Torrez
10 years ago
You are what is wrong with America today. I'm all for civil rights and checks and balances, however, this is 100% ignorance and filth on the part of San Fransisco. I love San Francisco, it's a beautiful city and a beautiful and diverse community, however, the city council should be ASHAMED of themselves for allowing and encouraging such filth to be promoted and celebrated in one of this countries gretest cities. God bless the San Francisco Police Department, and I pray that the city will rid itself of such ignorance and garbage in city hall and elect new and educatEd members who represent the 98%.
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Don Rosenberg
10 years ago
I wish I could say I was shocked but this is to be expected by this bunch. They are always more concerned about the criminal than the victim. Hopefully one of them will be a victim one day an we can hold a day of honor for whatever criminal inflicted some reality on this misfits.
NO
Really?!
LASD
Reverse this while you still can.
No shame
Remember the ones who fought the goon fight for our cities and country, not thugs!
Councilmembers of San Francisco, you all sicken me. Why would you honor a criminal who stabbed an innocent civilian. YOU ARE WHAT IS WRONG WITH OUR SOCIETY! This is obviously a political move, and it is so disgraceful! Support your first responders who risk their lives daily for you. If not for you, support them for the sake of your constituents.
Even by San Francisco standards, this is ridiculous. A slap to the face to everyone who has ever worn a badge or who is a decent law abiding citizen!
We have reached the point of doing evil is supposed to be good. Not on my watch. Not no, but "hell no". I
Anyone who wants to honor this criminal is a disgrace.
I object
An embarrassment to the city.
It's deplorable that anyone would think of honoring a criminal in this state or any other. Please show respect where it's due and not for a parolee who assaulted another person. What are you people thinking?
The city of San Francisco must be ran by idiots for even considering something like that.
Stop the madness
Why doesn't San Francisco also enact a day of remembrance for Jeffery Dahmer while they are at it.
No to this
Deepest sympathies to his family for their loss, but nobody forced him into his actions.
You are what is wrong with America today. I'm all for civil rights and checks and balances, however, this is 100% ignorance and filth on the part of San Fransisco. I love San Francisco, it's a beautiful city and a beautiful and diverse community, however, the city council should be ASHAMED of themselves for allowing and encouraging such filth to be promoted and celebrated in one of this countries gretest cities. God bless the San Francisco Police Department, and I pray that the city will rid itself of such ignorance and garbage in city hall and elect new and educatEd members who represent the 98%.
I wish I could say I was shocked but this is to be expected by this bunch. They are always more concerned about the criminal than the victim. Hopefully one of them will be a victim one day an we can hold a day of honor for whatever criminal inflicted some reality on this misfits.