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You effectively do, in that we pay for lots of private spaces for the general public to use. This is the same logic that makes Public Libraries free to all, eve
by maxsilver 8y ago
You effectively do, in that we pay for lots of private spaces for the general public to use. This is the same logic that makes Public Libraries free to all, even if you aren't a resident of that city or state. Public Restrooms, too, and so on.
If your argument is that we should have stronger public housing, to mimic public parking and/or for consistency sake -- I agree 100%.
- EpicEng 8y agoPlease tell me where to find these free hotels. What a sucker I've been paying for rooms my entire life.
- coraltime 8y agomaxsilver was not claiming that cities currently offer free hotel rooms as you're implying, but rather that cities already provide adjacent services---suggesting that free hotel rooms might not be a totally crazy idea---and that in general we ought to have stronger public housing. Do you disagree? Why?
- lazerpants 8y agoMost Wal-Marts will allow you to park a vehicle overnight and sleep in it, so, essentially a free hotel room. Alternatively, most cities have shelters, you could look into staying in one of them.