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yet this part of their statement is still true, let's focus on solving 70% of the problem and then we can debate the rest > This has little to do with the avai
by conductr 4y ago
yet this part of their statement is still true, let's focus on solving 70% of the problem and then we can debate the rest
> This has little to do with the availability of housing, or the cost of housing. Some people will simply refuse to live in the housing that is provided. Many are so mentally ill and addicted to drugs that no amount of money we give them, either directly or indirectly, will get them off the streets.
- hezralig 4y agoI agree. Most people who are homeless at any given time are not homeless due to chronic drug abuse.
- conductr 4y agoPeople that choose to make a lifestyle of it should be dealt with forcefully. And no I'm not saying to beat them up although I'm not against rounding them up and dropping them in the wilderness just like a racoon. It's not a permanent solution but deters the lifestyle and is much cheaper than rehabilitating people that don't want it.