Outraged Shopper Complains That Nearly 'Every Item' in San Francisco Walgreens Now Under Lock And Key

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Apr. 13, 2022

"Every item" except one, that is...

Every item in this SF Walgreens is under lock and key.

There’s practically nothing you can buy without having to call an associate to unlock something.

I’ve never been in a country that lives this way. pic.twitter.com/omFdoqH2CL
— Antonio García Martínez (agm.eth) 🇺🇦 (@antoniogm) April 13, 2022

If you look carefully at the bottom right...

Except sunblock https://t.co/IREodPA3ym
— /𝚍𝚎𝚟/𝚗𝚞𝚕𝚕 (@0xdev_null) April 13, 2022

I'm not (just) making a joke, by the way pic.twitter.com/X20FhuOgGY
— /𝚍𝚎𝚟/𝚗𝚞𝚕𝚕 (@0xdev_null) April 13, 2022

Where have we seen this before?

pic.twitter.com/P1yEFRRLa6
— Viking Raiders (@RaidersViking) April 13, 2022

A libtard shared video from the same store on Divisadero Street and complained about the guy "exaggerating" about everything being under lock and key but the video showed there are tons of other products locked up in other isles as well.

Why do money freaks/techies love exaggerating these stories about Walgreens in SF?

Some stuff is locked behind plastic at this store Antonio photographed (on Divis @ O’Farrell), but most stuff isn’t locked up. Far from “every item.”

It’s the same as in most big cities. https://t.co/LzC5RT0Wzr pic.twitter.com/V3zrxnN7C3
— His Hero Is Tired (@PathLassky) April 13, 2022

Earlier this year, cop-hating Black Lives Matter agitator Al Sharpton threw a fit over his local convenience stores in New York "locking up my toothpaste" and demanded a police crackdown to address the BLM crime wave he helped bring to fruition.

In Philly in 2017, the city council approved a bill to ban shop owners from protecting themselves with plexiglass because, in the words of one Democratic councilwoman, it represents an "indignity" to her minority constituents.

The law was scheduled to come into effect in 2021 but enforcement appears to have been delayed as a result of our record crime wave.

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