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In SF the homeless problem that I perceived was individuals living on the main street, sleeping on boxes, smelling of alcohol, only partially dressed, walking t
by alexandercrohde 8y ago
In SF the homeless problem that I perceived was individuals living on the main street, sleeping on boxes, smelling of alcohol, only partially dressed, walking through traffic, screaming randomly (schizophrenia?), or setting up tents in Soma.
I have no doubt these problem-individuals are absolutely unemployable. I'm not sure how building more million-dollar houses relates to fixing the homelessness problem.
Is somebody debating giving million-dollar houses to the homeless?
- hcknwscommenter 8y agoMark Leno, London Breed, Jane Kim, and Angela Alioto each propose an approach to "homelessness" and an approach to "insane rents/house prices." They are separate issues. No one of any consequence is debating giving million-dollar houses to the homeless.