The web search results discuss SFMTA and ridership/revenue increases, and safety surveys, but none of the provided snippets confirm the sweeping claim that revenue, safety, cleanliness, and order were *all* improved *solely* by increased crime enforcement. The evidence is suggestive but lacks confirmation of the entire narrative presented in the claim.

The web search results mention 'criminal justice reformers' in the context of backlash and reform goals, but none of the provided snippets confirm that they 'bitterly opposed the finding that increased crime enforcement improved the subway.' The evidence is too general to confirm the specific opposition mentioned.

The web search results discuss SF's homelessness and mental illness problems and the difficulty of solving them, noting that 'the reality is we are never going to police or prosecute our way out of problems like poverty, mental illness and homelessnes.' This aligns with the sentiment of the claim, but no source explicitly states that the *only* action taken was installing physical barriers, making the claim's specific conclusion unverified.

The claim states the hoax was based on the lie that the 'Unite the Right' rally was organized and financed by the SPLC. While Wikipedia provides context on the rally and the SPLC, no provided source directly confirms that the *specific* lie that it was organized/financed by SPLC was the basis of the hoax, only that the hoax itself was built upon another lie.