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Isn't providing security service even more expensive than just building the sturdy housing? How is that a middle ground?
by feet 4y ago
Isn't providing security service even more expensive than just building the sturdy housing? How is that a middle ground?
- sokoloff 4y agoIt's a middle ground between jail and "regular" public housing. Why might that be needed? If someone is an anti-social asshole who chronically destroys public housing, they will need some level of supervision (even if it's just to prevent them pouring concrete powder into the drains of an otherwise indestructible building, because the society who says everyone has a right to housing probably won't let that mean "without functioning plumbing").
- bombcar 4y agoYou can: 1. build normal housing 2. build "blast-proof" housing 3. build "inmate-proof" housing The last is commonly called a jail; but then you have guards and other support staff - you can have the support staff without having it be an actual jail. They can be there to prevent fights/monitor health/etc, and you could have varying amounts.