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I think it’s consistent to both not want encampments in a particular location, and to also care about those who occupy them. I agree it’s a bit weird though. S
by function_seven 5y ago
I think it’s consistent to both not want encampments in a particular location, and to also care about those who occupy them.
I agree it’s a bit weird though. She’s definitely not a pedestrian who just happened to be inconvenienced by the tents, but actually sought them out. Should make for some interesting legal arguments.
- aeternum 5y agoIt seems very consistent. Many people are also pro-bike but generally agree it is not in the public interest to allow bikes to be ridden on crowded city streets.
- colinmhayes 5y agoI think it's not in the public interest to allow cars on crowded city streets. After all, sometimes there isn't room on the sidewalk and cars send people to the hospital.
- aeternum 5y agoAgreed, I checked back and was like why is my previous comment so downvoted, then realized that I said streets rather than sidewalks.