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The Sit-Lie law makes sitting or lying down between the hours of 7am and 11pm illegal in San Francisco. PHOTO/SARAH MENEFEE
The Sit-Lie law makes sitting or lying down between the hours of 7am and 11pm illegal in San Francisco.
PHOTO/SARAH MENEFEE

Welcome to America,
where the government strips away
any and all rights under the Constitution.
The 1% send out the police, the poor
can’t even survive in this capitalist system.
The banksters are the big gangs.
You know what? We don’t need this
governmental system.
— Keenan Putansu

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