a) does one need to live here less than 15 years OR be a renter to have a “legitimate” opinion about a new playground in a city park? if so, does it really matter if they drive a car or where they are fortunate enough to work?

b) are there any other demographic criteria you’d like to add? you’re on thin ice on this one, with all due respect.

c) what does making out or drinking have to do with any of this?

if i’m not mistaken, our parks are a shared resource for all of us lucky enough to call this fair city our home, regardless of who we are, how many years we’ve been here, who we love (and/or fuck), how much money we make, how we struggle to make our living, how we get from a-to-b, and what we choose to drink in the park beautiful sunny saturday in early feb.

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A. A new homeowner to the city (within the last 15 years. probably less.) OR. You moved to the city and rent some swanky multi bedroom apartment and commute to your job that requires you to own a lexus or a prius with parking.

B. You are at least (god i hope!) over 45 years old.

C. Never got to either make out or get drunk with anyone at any park when you were youthful and still had a tiny sense of humor.

It is people like this wizzer who is just not clever enough, or local enough to know what San Francisco is made of and for sure used to be made of. Thanks to uptight complainers our utopia is getting fully gentrified just like any other stuck up tight assed community that is located behind gates. Where did all of you NIMBY’s come from and why dont you give us back our bohemian paradise! No one asked you to move here and implement your uptight demands ok.