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> I’m not arguing for work requirements or time limits > I don’t think it is insane or inhumane to require people to work Sorry if I'm missing something, but
by marcellus23 3y ago
> I’m not arguing for work requirements or time limits
> I don’t think it is insane or inhumane to require people to work
Sorry if I'm missing something, but aren't these directly antithetical?
- nickff 3y agoThe parent seems to be saying that they are not sure whether work requirements are necessary for a support program to succeed, but that the requirements do not appear to be unreasonable or obviously counter-productive.
- atdrummond 3y agoWhy did you cut off the sentence? What I said had nothing to do with employment requirements but about the need for supportive services to enable unhoused persons to achieve the next steps in their path to stability.