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> ...then you are the reason homelessness is still a problem... That comes across as hyperbole. People commenting on the internet are not the cause of persiste
by RobertRoberts 7y ago
> ...then you are the reason homelessness is still a problem...
That comes across as hyperbole. People commenting on the internet are not the cause of persistent homelessness.
I lived on the streets for a while when I was a teen. My experience was almost no one wanted to stay there forever. The only people that do are crazy or totally given up on life.
Therefore you have two homeless problems:
1. Crazy people or drug addicts that have no hope.
2. People who are in financial hardships.
Almost all these stories are about #1, not #2. #2 is solved with many social programs. #1 exists because the state can't house crazy people in asylums any more.
Therefore, the homeless problem will never be solved for #1 again because our society can't handle asylums.
People commenting on the internet are not the issue.
- DailyHN 7y ago#1 is a problem that needs to be solved, yes. No, I don't think asylums are the solution. "Crazy people and drug addicts" can be rehabilitated. At this point, the only people in problem #1 are those that simultaneously have problem #2.
- RobertRoberts 7y ago> "Crazy people and drug addicts" can be rehabilitated. Not if they don't want to be rehabilitated. Unless you are suggesting you don't give them a choice? That is an asylum. So, crazy/drug addicts are an unsolvable problem without some kind of force. Which isn't going to happen.