can we get like wallet cards or an ID of some sort?

Wow, now I’ll feel like a Bond villain when I travel to SF on business. I’d better get a white cat and some henchwomen.

^^^ Perfect! They'll think you're a pimp or something, and welcome you with open arms!

Y'all want a real irony,... in the mid to late 80's I had the FBI show up and knock on my door and I ended up being interviewed as possibly the Unabomber.... the reason was the first item in the file I got from the FBI a few years back was a request that I be made a suspect and this request was from the San Fransisco dept of transportation... now understand I had never been to California or even close to there.... go figure? Now I get to brag that they are declaring me a domestic terrorist... dern now that I've pointed out the connections... hope nobody in a position of power figures this out. They'll be knocking on my door again.....

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Looks like Frisco backed down. These commies constantly come up with wack shit and fail miserably.


"Remember last month when San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors passed a resolution declaring the National Rifle Association a domestic terrorist organization and ordered city employees to “take every reasonable step to limit” business interactions with the NRA and its supporters? The one that our David French labeled “a retaliatory public attack on constitutionally protected speech”?

The NRA sued, and lo and behold, San Francisco is backing down, before the suit even went to court.

In a formal memo to city officials, San Francisco mayor London Breed declared that “no [municipal] department will take steps to restrict any contractor from doing business with the NRA or to restrict City contracting opportunities for any business that has any relationship with the NRA.”

The memo declares, “resolutions making policy statements do not impose duties on City departments, change any of the City’s existing laws or policies, or control City departments’ exercise of discretion.

“Through these actions and our public advocacy, we hope the message is now clear,” NRA CEO and executive vice president Wayne LaPierre said in a released statement. “The NRA will always fight to protect our members and the constitutional freedoms in which they believe.”

https://www.nationalreview.com...sco-city-backs-down/