An Indian YouTuber visiting San Francisco shared a disturbing video shedding gentle on points comparable to homelessness, drug dependancy and public security plaguing the town in recent times.
“This is San Francisco. The tech capital of America. Home to the world’s brightest minds. And the most important tech corporations,” Ishan Sharma stated in his publish on X (previously Twitter)
The footage reveals individuals on the pavement, who seem to not be totally acutely aware, together with an individual visibly struggling to stroll. All of them have their heads bent down.
Sharma stated it was essentially the most unsafe place he has even been to and added, “Half of the streets are full of: homeless, mentally unstable, excessive on medication or a mixture of all.”
“Zombie-like individuals strolling on the streets. It is the utopia of tech capitalism gone improper.”
Watch the video right here:
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“No, it isn’t the tech capital anymore, most of them have already shifted to Austin, Texas. City centres are virtually abandoned, with properties dropping 90% of their worth since 2016. San Francisco shouldn’t be the identical anymore,” X consumer Abhishek Shaw stated, reacting to Sharma’s publish.
Last month, billionaire Elon Musk criticised San Francisco’s homeless inhabitants, referring to them as “violent, drug zombies” throughout an interview with Tucker Carlson.
The Tesla and SpacX chief stated that if one walks across the streets of San Francisco, they’re certain to come across homeless people who find themselves “violent, drug zombies”.
Ishan Sharma, who has over 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube, has been documenting his moments from his US go to for the previous couple of weeks.
During one other US go to earlier this 12 months, he was slammed on-line for refusing to return his stability quantity after he ordered meals value $45 and paid $50 in money.
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