i noticed that every bart station used a location as the nami naming, but why do we use someone's name to name a station? talk about feng shuai, chinese people don't believe it's good luck. >> [speaking chinese] -- >> chinatown is a landmark. everyone wants to -- for those what want to go to chinatown, we know the name by location. there are over 400 merchants supporting chinatown station. so why are we against those opinions? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am here to support naming the station. i am against rose pak. >> thank you, next speaker. >> [speaking chinese] -- >> i'm here to support chinatown only. many people don't like rose pak. she is controversial. she's famous for bullying in the community. i don't understand why we use her name. >> [speaking chinese] -- >> the united states supports freedom so i don't like using the rose pak name. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i have been living in san francisco for 14 years. i like to shop in chinatown. chinatown is very familiar to many people so people know what it means, but rose pak is not familiar to

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