Less Offensive Names for Crimes

Source, San Francisco Chronicle: https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/philmatier/article/SF-Board-of-Supervisors-sanitizes-language-of-14292255.php?psid=jdh8P

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26 thoughts on “Less Offensive Names for Crimes

  1. Very sad, scary and made me laugh. However i do need to reprimand you in this..you just gave them more ideas.

  2. One of the biggest problems i see with this video is you just gave them more ideas for them to use in the future…ugh.

  3. Murder?🤣you mean unrequested death?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  4. Dispatcher: “We got a snuggle struggle on 5th & 30th street”

    Officer: “Not on my watch”

  5. Well fuck… I am actually about to start work in San Francisco on the fourth of next month… I am in industrial construction and we tend to tell people exactly how it is and the more we make it hurt the funnier it is… So let’s see how this goes!

  6. "Hello, I just moved into this neighbourhood and I am required by law to tell you that I am…'an unlicensed freelance sex ed teacher' "

  7. Go ahead and change the titles, San Fran. It'll fool people for a month or so before they realize what "returning resident" and "person under supervision" mean, and you realize what everyone else already understands: the stigma behind these things has nothing to do with the words we use, and everything to do with the context of why we're labeling people one thing or another.

  8. Honestly I think changing the language is over the top, but I do understand wanting to reduce the stigma. I think the mistake of the american justice system, and its biggest flaw, is that it would rather punish people than making sure that they wont commit crimes again. The crime has been commited already, there is no turning back time. But trying to make sure they dont turn to crime again is possible and is being done in countries with fewer repeat offenders

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