San Francisco - 132,562 Cases of Public Pooping Reported Since 2008 [Link to Poop Map included!] (illegal, attorney)

[Eeyore1954]

Originally Posted by RowingFiend

Link: https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamand.../#5ee93365ea58

Link to Map of Public Pooping in San Francisco: https://www.openthebooks.com/map/?Ma...=Pin&Zip=94103

Tell me again how wonderful California is....

132,000/10 years/365 days= 36 per day not bad for a city of close to a million.

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by carterstamp

What has it become?

just askin'

cali? a poop farm evidently. LOL.

[Grlzrl]

Originally Posted by Tokinouta

I'd say we've gone backward, just waiting for the disease to break out. Yikes! You'd think they'd at least put porta potties around town.

It is happening in LA.

[Ralph_N_1962]

SF is a literal cesspool

[Milton Miteybad]

Originally Posted by Ralph_N_1962

SF is a literal cesspool

They should probably rename the city to "San Fecesco" and just be done with the matter.

[heart84]

Ah, San Francisco. An elite leftist's utopia. Price everyone out so they literally have to **** on the street while you virtue signal about everything.

[Beach Sportsfan]

Originally Posted by Eeyore1954

132,000/10 years/365 days= 36 per day not bad for a city of close to a million.

LOL. Math is not the friend of many on this board.

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by heart84

Ah, San Francisco. An elite leftist's utopia. Price everyone out so they literally have to **** on the street while you virtue signal about everything.

ah, san francisco. the city where dogs have to worry about stepping on human poop.

[don1945]

When you gotta go, you gotta go !

[DRob4JC]

"Brownouts" is my term for public pooping.

Interesting that these people who supposedly care so much for the environment, trash it and take a poop like an animal.

This is just a straight up case of lack of home training.

Piles of poop, litter on trails, trampled wildflowers. In the social-media era, Washington’s public lands are being trashed. What can be done?

Here’s a “wow” statistic from the U.S. Forest Service: In 2018, wilderness rangers buried more than 400 piles of human waste found scattered throughout the Enchantments near Leavenworth, which, minus the poo, is one of the loveliest wilderness destinations in all of Washington.

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“It’s unbelievable how much surface pooping is going on out there,” said Craig Romano, a year-round hiker and author of 20 hiking guides for The Mountaineers Books. “I’m coming across it in places I never expected, even remote areas. I find it in the middle of a trail. And toilet paper. Streams of it! What I’m seeing is incredible. It’s absolutely disgusting.”