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Hes not asking that “every imaginable need be fully covered”. He’s asking for the well funded sanitation department to do their job.
by nbardy 5y ago
Hes not asking that “every imaginable need be fully covered”.
He’s asking for the well funded sanitation department to do their job.
- m0llusk 5y agoAnd yet that is completely unrealistic. The City currently funds weekly teams clearing out all the most troubled areas and that costs a fantastic amount up front as well as competing for increasingly precious landfill space. Defining the job of public works to be picking up all the trash that veritable armies of homeless generate does not make that job possible. You are absolutely and undeniably using your imagination to balance a spreadsheet that is a complete mess and that is not working and will never work.
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- spoonjim 5y agoWell the “armies of homeless” are also a public policy failure. If the homeless policy across the 50 largest American cities was identical, there would not be so many homeless in SF.
- pharmakom 5y agoDon’t think so. There are cultural differences, weather differences, etc.