An 87-year-old Chinese grandfather reportedly said Monday that he’s booked a one-way ticket back to China because his home in San Francisco is just too violent.
Democrats in San Francisco are doing such an excellent job of ignoring their minority and aging populations’ needs amid a hellish criminal crisis that at least one resident would rather live under the totalitarian regime of the Chinese Communist Party than deal with it any longer, the San Francisco Standard reported.
Rongxin Liao, 87, is flying back to Guangzhou, China, with his son, Jing Liao, on Saturday, and he plans to spend the rest of his life there, according to the San Francisco Standard. Why?
“It’s too dangerous here,” Jing told the outlet. “Public safety situation in San Francisco has become worse and worse.”
Liao has experienced multiple brutal assaults since living in the Bay Area, including one that went viral online (and is extremely graphic, so please view with caution).
Since Chesa was elected, hate crimes against Asian Americans have risen 567%.
Rong Xin Liao was waiting for the bus when he was brutally attacked. Grandpa Vicha was on his AM walk when his life violently ended.
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Liao’s family ended up appearing in a recall campaign against former San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, who oversaw a 567% increase in hate crime against Asian Americans during his time in office.
“I don’t want to be a drag to my son here,” Liao said following another attack. “I don’t want him to worry about me all the time.” (RELATED: San Francisco Finally Cleans Up Streets, Erects Security Walls For Biden’s Visit With Xi)
Well, there ya have it folks. California’s politicians have destroyed the state to the point that immigrant residents would rather live in China than stay in their open-air prison camp. And they’re apparently going to continue to let your loved ones die on the sidewalk from things like violence, drug addiction and poisonings.