Fed up with rampant crime in the lawless City by the Bay, an Afghani immigrant whose cigarette store was ransacked by thugs who made off with $100,000 in cash and merchandise likened San Francisco to the wartorn country that the Biden administration handed over to the terrorist Taliban.
The storeowoner, a man named Zaid said, “The politicians need to get a grip on this because It’s worse than Afghanistan or Iraq,” referring to the city’s Democratic party leaders who have presided over what was once one of America’s most pristine cities but is now a crime-ridden hellhole with streets lined with human feces and drug needles with the squalor in some areas being reminiscent to some of the world’s worst third-world slums.
“At least in Afghanistan the Taliban will cut your hand off and people are afraid to commit such a crime,” said Zaid.
(Video: YouTube/Fox 2 San Francisco)
“We have drugs issue, we have homeless issue, and on top of this these idiots come in here and take whatever they want,” he added.
“We might have to shut it down,” he told Fox News Digital. “Our safety is more important than making a living in this city.”
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