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A Gen Z activist has slammed San Francisco's woke lawmakers for allowing the city to descend into a 'fourth world country'.
Soft-on-crime policies in the West Coast hub have allowed rampant lawlessness and open-air drug markets to take over the city, leading disgruntled resident Darren Mark Stallcup, 26, to admit he 'can't keep living this way'.
'We are witnessing the collapse of the Paris of the West and potentially the decline of Western civilization, with San Francisco being the first domino,' he told Fox News.
'I am personally witnessing a fentanyl genocide, every night I'm going to sleep to the sound of sirens and waking up to people screaming for their lives.'
His remarks come as over 70,000 residents have fled San Francisco since the start of the pandemic to escape the crumbling city's drug and crime crisis.
San Francisco has become overran with rampant crime and open-air drug taking
Stallcup, who recently launched a fundraiser to help him move from San Francisco after fentanyl made the city 'uninhabitable', frequently documents the ugly scenes on the streets to bring awareness to the issues.
His videos frequently show streets lined with tents, open-air drug taking and homeless addicts terrorizing people without consequence.
'When I go out every morning and count the bodies, when I'm documenting the fentanyl genocide happening in our community,' Stallcup said.
'My goal is to show the world what's really happening on the streets of San Francisco.'
Darren Stallcup said he is 'going to sleep to the sound of sirens' every night due to the city's untamed crime wave
Earlier this year, embattled California Governor Gavin Newsom pledged to crack down on the metro's untamed drug and crime wave.
But Stallcup said elected officials are to blame for the ongoing crisis, where lenient policies and underfunded police forces are unable to bring the city back to life.
'It seems as if local leaders and local news are working together to kind of just sweep this under the rug and pretend everything is fine and dandy, when in actuality thousands of people are dying from fentanyl,' the 26-year-old Bay Area native said
'We have a beautiful city. Generations of people, good men and women, built this city. Generations of blood, sweat and tears.
'And I hate to see it all crumble in a decade just because people can't stop voting for this chaos.'
