What is Proposition E and Why Should San Francisco Voters Oppose It?

San Franciscans will have the opportunity to vote on a number of local ballot measures on the March 5, 2024 ballot-including Proposition E. Despite the fact that the San Francisco Chronicle has endorsed a NO vote on Prop E, and even quoted some police who don’t find its changes useful to keeping the public safe, proponents of PropE have raised over $1 million to push this unnecessary, ill-thought out, and downright dangerous ballot measure.
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[@ThatGreenSpy]

Police, corporations, and ISPs should be barred from monitoring any and all forms of internet/communication traffic. It ain't none of their business. It never has been.

[@DRourk]

Your overlords disagree, and they laugh at you because they've been doing it for decades without any real pushback or consequences.

[@MrBikboi]

God, living in San Francisco would be worse than living in Mogadishu

[@DRourk]

Holy smokes are you guys behind the times.
The 4th amendment has already been circumvented six ways from Sunday by the telecoms, Patriot Act, Google, Apple, Facebook, et al.

[@SameAsAnyOtherStranger]

Yeah. Yeah. Don't give any ground to the surveilance state. Democracy still means something blah blah blah. This video format saps my hard earned data mileage.

[@LeeBross-r7r]

Now the police can chase after the bad guys rather than stand there and watch them run away.

[@packerbacker69]

Proposition E passed with overwhelming support and is now the Law of the Land. Hallelujah Brother!!!!