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we do support chinatown, and like the u.s.er said, there is a lot of homelessness and by san francisco city, not helping the taxi drivers they are basically trying to create more homeless people. please be kind to all of the taxi medallion buyers, and please buy those medallions back and give the money back to those medallion buyers so they can rebuild their lives. also, all of the time and money they have lost, san francisco said he basically owes them for their loss of income. i would suggest to please by all of the medallions back, and also refund the loss of income that they have incurred on them, because san francisco is supporting uber and lyft. they are driving and making money on the city of san francisco streets. please help the medallion buyers. thank you. >> i have not seen a homeless person today, for the first time in memory. regarding the need waste program. good money is chasing bad litter in the win. i'm facilitating a dirty habit. you do not hand out cigarettes, you should not have a purely toxic program. give

u.s. in the 1970s. i grew up in san francisco chinatown, so i have a lot of history with seeing what is going on. i remember back in those days we used to have the 480 freeway that allowed us to smooth sail in and out of chinatown. it was like the lifeline of chinatown. but unfortunately, after the earthquake of 1989, the freeway was tear down, after that, the business, the people in the prosperity of chinatown had gone down the drain. later on, it was found that it was rose pak who sold out chinatown. it wasn't like that. it was -- and later on, because of the collusion of rose pak and some high-powered city officials , they later decided to tear down that freeway. as a result, for 30 years the people of chinatown have suffered. i remember the suffering and over 90% of the merchants remember that. please, today's decision, remember that it is the voice of the people of chinatown, the voice of the merchants, the prosperity that will speak to you. i hope you can make a decision and listen to our voice. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> board of directors, my nam

u.s., they love this country. it's the quality -- [speaking native language] >> so when i first came to chinatown, i thought it was beauty, but it wasn't because of the dirts, and that's because of rose pak. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm karen wong. as a member in the chinese community, i strongly oppose anything against naming something against rose pak. rose pak was very proud of carrying out the chinese communist party's tasks, infiltrating san francisco to the benefits of the chinese communist regime. looking at the way the bullish way that the chinese communist party is treating the protesters in hong kong. i strongly oppose the naming. no rose pak. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, everyone. my name is su-ling. [inaudible] my co-worker, they said they don't like rose pak. i don't feel comfortable. >> okay. so i work in san francisco. all my colleagues don't like rose pak, so when i heard this naming issue, i don't feel comfortable. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. [speaking native language] >> my name is ying. i'm strongly against namin