made by the hands of people considered people of no good. once again, mr. scherer, i am willing to work with you. call on me. once again, mr. scherer sherriff, i am willing to work with you. call on me. i will answer. hello, supervisors. thank you for your time. i am and occupier. i wanted to bring in my poster to show you what i normally march with, but apparently it is a weapon, so they are holding it down at the checkpoint. up until this saturday, we have had peaceful marches. every saturday, they have gone off at 3:00 with an escort from the police. for some reason, this saturday, the police decided they wanted to change their tactics, including corralling us and trying to force us onto a sidewalk we could not fit onto and eventually roadblock us. the response to us taking back the street was having our marchers run over by motorcycles, pushed and shoved and dragged to the ground by officers on motorcycles and additional officers in the area. out of that came a news
public agencies or used for its benefit over the 10-year periods for the benefit of the library, most of the indirectly. and as we know, the friends of only expanded expended $807,000 for fixtures and improvements. these are actual documents required under public disclosure laws. i hope you re paying attention, because this is the only accounting there is ever going to be. because the friends have no agreement with the city, because it would not answer questions they would not answer questions from your finance committee. as bad and as wasteful it is up for community resources, the harm to democracy is even worse. the allies cost more than the money. thank you. the lies cost more than money. president chiu: next speaker. hello, board of supervisors. my name is michael goldman. i am sorry mayor lee is not here to hear public comment. i know that is the policy. i am staying at occupy san francisco. there are things you need to know about. i appreciate the support this b
gainfully employed. with my ability as a craftsman, i am quite willing to share that expert knowledge with you. we would be able to have someone made by the hands of people considered people of no good. once again, mr. scherer, i am willing to work with you. call on me. once again, mr. scherer sherriff, i am willing to work with you. call on me. i will answer. hello, supervisors. thank you for your time. i am and occupier. i wanted to bring in my poster to show you what i normally march with, but apparently it is a weapon, so they are holding it down at the checkpoint. up until this saturday, we have had peaceful marches. every saturday, they have gone off at 3:00 with an escort from the police. for some reason, this saturday, the police decided they wanted to change their tactics, including corralling us and trying to force us onto a sidewalk we could not fit onto and eventually roadblock us. the response to us taking back the street was having our marchers run over by
us, the commission is coming. you get silly down here in city hall. i am telling you all because i have been here. the thing about it is all these department heads that have been here they do not even coincide with each other. but i am going to tell it all because i have been here down in city hall. in city hall, it gets silly, y all. in city hall, it gets silly, y all. let me go back to the historical value. you do not miss it. the west bay, 6:00. i want you to know one thing it still gets silly, but i know ed lee. he knows me. we worked together when he was with the hrc. it is no mystery. supervisor chiu: thank you. [applause] next speaker, please. i do not know how i can follow that. hello. i am bridge fellow at the asian law caucus. i am year to urge the board to find a different and better solution to the closed loop hole in the health care securities supervisor chiu: excuse me, we are about to have a hearing on that, so if you will hold that thought, you have an
board. san francisco deserves a fair discussion about rent choice voting rank choice voting, it has been successful, how it can be improved, how it is not responsible for all the difficulties san francisco faces and why it is so difficult to find a better replacement. it is important to acknowledge some of the deliberate efforts to spread disinformation and create confusion about right choice voting rank choice voting. i would like to remind each of you that you are here because you are majority winners. out of you are unintended consequences. in an effort to elevate the discussion, i will note that your being majority winners does not necessarily contradict supervisor elsbernd s claims last week, but it does eliminate the ambiguity of such claims. we need to make sure that the comparisons are fair apples to apples comparisons. repealing rank choice voting will systematically and unnecessarily restrict voter choice and prevent voters from exercising the franchise they now