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> I feel like SF residents' aversion to new transit projects is unfortunate but totally reasonable

SF residents don't have an aversion to funding transit and transit projects, see measure L that just passed with 2-1 support.

> walk anywhere in SF near a BART (subway) stop and you face open drug use, trash, and other problems nobody wants in the neighborhood they call home

Singling out BART subway stops in your anecdote is disingenuous when you consider that there are only 8 BART stops in San Francisco, 3 of which are similar to what you describe, but there are _113 MUNI stops_. Additionally, MUNI has ~90 million annual riders while BART only has ~27 million while covering a geographic area 10X the size of MUNI