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No. Unless you redefine community to mean 'anyone within a particular geographic area' which renders the concept meaningless.
by TimedToasts 6y ago
No.
Unless you redefine community to mean 'anyone within a particular geographic area' which renders the concept meaningless.
- iancmceachern 6y agoI get that they are not necessarily a part of their community, but the responses to my comment have been that he is necessarily not a part of that person's community just because one is homeless. What about the area in between? Like couldn't a person befriend a "random homeless person", and then that person becomes very much a part of their community?