It’s not lies at all, you’re f**king clueless. Take a look at San Francisco for example. You’re a liar.
Liar. San Fransisco didn't defund the police.
For the proposed 2021-22 budget, the San Francisco Police Department’s allocation will decrease by $6 million, from about $668 million to $661 million. Those cuts can nearly all be attributed to decreased demand for police at the airport. However, in the following fiscal year, the city projects the police budget will increase once again to $689 million. That’s close to the police budget’s all-time high of $692 million in FY 2019-20. By way of comparison, in FY 2010-11, the police budget weighed in at $445 million.
The Sheriff’s budget is increasing by $25 million from the last fiscal year, up to about $270 million. The District Attorney’s budget is increasing by $6 million, and the probation departments are seeing their budgets increase by millions as well, despite their comparatively smaller size. All told, General Fund spending on law enforcement in this year’s proposed budget is about $50 million greater than last year’s adopted budget projection for this year.
I'd love to know how a commitment to slightly reduce the size of the police budget in FY 2021/2022 by cutting airport cops caused a spike in homicides in 2020 and why cities that didn't even make a token gesture to reallocating police funding experienced the same increase in crime.
Honestly, you should be embarrassed that you choose to spend your time getting b*tch slapped by total strangers on the internet.
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