they kinda did; many cities threw a bone to the struggling ho/motel industry by having them house the homeless. i know portland expanded it's tiny-homes-on-pallets-in-vacant-lots strategy
That would mean providing a bare minimum of food and shelter for them, thereby rewarding laziness, insulting hard working tax payers and disrespecting personal responsibility.
I mean they did, in a low-key semi coercive way. Like people said, all kinds of official camps and mini house lots and motel voucher programs have crept up, while cities are doing sweeps to force people out of their meagre shelter in to the freezing winter temperatures, presumably in order to kill them in a way that gives the city a fig leaf of plausible deniability.
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(data's a link)
Was a little surprised they didn't start putting homeless people into camps at the start of Covid for public safety.
they kinda did; many cities threw a bone to the struggling ho/motel industry by having them house the homeless. i know portland expanded it's tiny-homes-on-pallets-in-vacant-lots strategy
That would mean providing a bare minimum of food and shelter for them, thereby rewarding laziness, insulting hard working tax payers and disrespecting personal responsibility.
I mean they did, in a low-key semi coercive way. Like people said, all kinds of official camps and mini house lots and motel voucher programs have crept up, while cities are doing sweeps to force people out of their meagre shelter in to the freezing winter temperatures, presumably in order to kill them in a way that gives the city a fig leaf of plausible deniability.