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I believe there are many things to discuss about San Francisco besides the gay population. Sounds like someone is using the city as another way of uncovering "gayness" in America. | I believe there are many things to discuss about San Francisco besides the gay population. Sounds like someone is using the city as another way of uncovering "gayness" in America. | ||
-Gasmonkey | -Gasmonkey | ||
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| + | I agree with Gasmonkey. As a San Francisco resident, I really dislike San Francisco being slammed as this moral "Babylon". Dallas' gay population is just as big, and New York has far more shady areas than San Fran does. SF is a great city with a wonderful history, but some people can't see past one issue.-Slider40337 | ||
== San Francisco vs Sillicon Valley == | == San Francisco vs Sillicon Valley == | ||
Revision as of 16:52, July 12, 2007
I really think that this article is too polemic. Thoughts? MountainDew 01:17, 11 March 2007 (EST)
I believe there are many things to discuss about San Francisco besides the gay population. Sounds like someone is using the city as another way of uncovering "gayness" in America. -Gasmonkey
I agree with Gasmonkey. As a San Francisco resident, I really dislike San Francisco being slammed as this moral "Babylon". Dallas' gay population is just as big, and New York has far more shady areas than San Fran does. SF is a great city with a wonderful history, but some people can't see past one issue.-Slider40337
San Francisco vs Sillicon Valley
San Francisco is not the high tech capital of the world, nor even the SF Bay area. There are a few high tech companies in SF such as Lucas Arts, but when you are thinking computers and technology you are more likely thinking Apple (Cupertino), Sun (Menlo Park), Cisco (Sunnyvale), HP (Palo Alto), Netscape (Mountain View), SGI (Mountain View) or similar. Don't confuse Silicon Valley with the individual cities. --Mtur 21:30, 19 March 2007 (EDT)
- That's right. I deleted the sentence about hi-tech and software growth. Many other Calif cities are better known for those things. RSchlafly 22:32, 26 March 2007 (EDT)