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I mean they objectively provide a better quality of life to people... Not to pick a side, but there's pros and cons to it.
by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I mean they objectively provide a better quality of life to people... Not to pick a side, but there's pros and cons to it.
- DoreenMichele 4y agoTo the privileged that can afford it. Meanwhile, global warming is fueling a real need for AC that didn't historically exist in most places and chronic homelessness has become a thing that didn't really exist in the past. We have set the minimum so high that some people simply cannot attain it. Such individuals end up being a net drain on society in many cases due to their lack of housing. Some hospitals have found that simply providing housing to some of their most expensive charity cases saves them money.
- M3L0NM4N 4y agoI think the root cause of homelessness is many things, but it's not the bare minimum cost of living. Not saying CoL isn't high right now, but it's not what's causing the vast majority of homelessness. Poverty? Sure. Homelessness? No.