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And here I thought the boogeyman issue was Houston’s lax building codes letting all those people live in a flood zone but, sure, we can concentrate them in camp
by UncleEntity 4y ago
And here I thought the boogeyman issue was Houston’s lax building codes letting all those people live in a flood zone but, sure, we can concentrate them in camps in the middle of the desert “for their own good”. We’ll keep the floodlands for the middle class.
- mywittyname 4y agoWhich is only viable because the Federal government throws money at them to rebuild after every flood.
- cudgy 4y agoNot sure of your point since the middle class would be living in a flood plain and the “camps” would be on dry land. Doesn’t it make sense to have a centralized area with services for mental health, job training, housing to assist the homeless? And doesn’t it make sense to build these facilities in areas with cheaper land costs than downtown areas like San Francisco so that money spent reaches more of the homeless? After all, the goal is to help these people as effectively as possible, without letting our individual conscience regarding having to move them to another area impact the efficiency of the operation.