LPSF Ballot Recommendations
The Libertarian Party of San Francisco makes the following recommendations for the November 5, 2024 general election:
BALLOT MEASURES
Proposition A – NO.
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Libertarian Party of San Francisco News
- Submitted by Starchild on 1 November 2024 - 10:02am
The Value of Libertarian Activism
Submitted by Starchild on 22 March 2024 - 9:00pm 
If you've spent any significant time engaged in libertarian activism, or even if you haven't, you've probably heard people say things like, "Well, I have a life, I don't have time to play activist", or "those people are losers without real jobs or responsibilities", etc. I can't count how many times I've heard non-activists make comments like these in an effort to dismiss activists and their efforts. Living in the SF Bay Area where most people are politically on the left, I most often hear such complaints voiced against left-wing activists (often by right-wingers who are quite statist and not necessarily contributing much of meaning to society themselves), but it sounds much the same when they are voiced by statists against libertarians.
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Submitted by Starchild on 5 March 2024 - 4:54pm 
Proposition A (“Affordable” Housing Bonds) – NO
float_rightFreedom of Association – Respecting the Right to Refuse Service
Submitted by Starchild on 13 September 2023 - 1:51am 
By Derek Varsalona
America is obsessed with guns – whether owning, carrying and using them, or trying to prevent others from doing so. Loving them and hating them is part of the national culture, as common (and loathed by some) as sex or cigarettes. And self defense is a natural human right, which translates into the civil right to keep and bear arms. Just do not tell that to one local baker.
Reem’s California, an Arab bakery and street food establishment with several outlets in California including one at 2910 Mission Street in San Francisco, is refusing to serve customers who have guns on them.
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Submitted by Starchild on 24 August 2023 - 8:57pm 
When I learned that LP presidential contender Chase Oliver had received the green light to be the first alternative party presidential candidate to speak at the famed Political Soapbox event at the Iowa State Fair, I realized that some of the local press might recognize this as a newsworthy story and give some coverage. Especially the local LGBTQ press, given that Chase happens to be gay.
bannerVote Tuesday November 8, 2022!
Submitted by Starchild on 8 November 2022 - 9:50am 
LPSF Ballot Recommendations – Nov. 8, 2022 Election
BALLOT MEASURES
PROP. A (Retiree COLA Adjustment) – NO
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Submitted by Starchild on 6 June 2022 - 5:44pm 
Vote Libertarian This Election! LPSF Ballot Measure Recommendations
Prop. A (public transit bond) – NO
float_rightThe Mini-Panic Over SF Shoplifting
Submitted by Starchild on 14 October 2021 - 9:13pm 
Screen shot from a notorious video of a shoplifting incident at an SF Walgreens outlet taken June 14, 2021. Since Chesa Boudin was narrowly elected (with the LPSF's support!) as San Francisco district attorney in November 2019 over the mayor's interim DA appointee Suzy Loftus, who was heavily backed by the San Francisco Police Officers Association (SFPOA) and other law enforcement interests, there have been plenty of folks unhappy with that outcome.
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Submitted by Starchild on 12 October 2021 - 3:33am 
Not everything is as it seems in the San Francisco Public Health Department's vaccine mandate. [NOTE: The author will be the guest speaker at November's LPSF meeting!]
By Edward Hasbrouck
(Reprinted from PapersPlease.org)
As we have long feared, and as has already happened in other countries, COVID-19 vaccination requirements are being used to impose unrelated ID requirements.
There’s a difference between “unvaccinated” and “undocumented” — a difference that’s gotten lost in some recent regulations and orders imposing “vaccination mandates”.
Case in point: the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
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Submitted by Starchild on 5 May 2021 - 2:07am 
I heard the same thing about the controversial new Georgia voting law (the "Election Integrity Act of 2021") that most of you probably have – that it criminalizes giving water to people waiting in line to vote. That part is what many in the media seem to want to focus on. Taken out of context, it definitely sounds like the GOP carrying vote suppression to an utterly petty level.
Then I read what that part of the legislation, which applies within 150 feet of a polling place or within 25 feet of any voter at a polling place, actually says:
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