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Because if freedom of movement exists then there will always be the first-mover problem for cities wanting to solve homelessness. How does a census help address
by hamandcheese 3y ago
Because if freedom of movement exists then there will always be the first-mover problem for cities wanting to solve homelessness. How does a census help address that?
Spoiler: cities already do count their homeless. That hasn't solved anything.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 3y agoFreedom of movement doesn't change anything. If someone wants to hitchhike to San Francisco and live in a gutter, they have the right to do it. It doesn't mean that San Francisco has the obligation to provide any sort of welfare to such a person. Spoiler spoiler: They do fake censuses, because misreporting numbers is politically valuable. And a census isn't just a plain counting of the number, just as the US Census isn't. Details are taken down. These are needed here. It solves the only problem that must be solved first.