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Agreed. And you prove my point in a way. Our litigious (Edit: and racially preferential) culture is part of the issue. A holistic approach is a principled one.
by pteredactyl 7y ago
Agreed. And you prove my point in a way. Our litigious (Edit: and racially preferential) culture is part of the issue.
A holistic approach is a principled one. Clear laws are principled.
For example, noise ordinances in SF say there's a violation if event or action is 10 decibels greater than the ambient.
Or, if you push someone, harass a child en route to school, shoot up on the street, defecate on the street, etc. These are clear violations.
- pteredactyl 7y agoThe real question is, what do we do with violators? Especially those lost in the head. Adequate mental health institutions seems an appropriate start. But it also needs to be coordinated regionally. San Francisco and LA can not bear the burden of the western United States.