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Look, I get what you're saying but there's very little alternative. Putting strings on the aid makes it not do the one thing it needs to do which is provide unw
by Spivak 3y ago
Look, I get what you're saying but there's very little alternative. Putting strings on the aid makes it not do the one thing it needs to do which is provide unwavering stability and a sustainable alternative to their previous way of living.
If you want to force people into rehab because their addiction is going to kill them then do that. That's an independent problem from
being homeless.
We can't be like addiction is a disease and "just get clean your ability to have food and shelter depends on it" at the same time.
Edit: Also good fucking lord I can't even imagine a worse way to do permanent housing. You disperse them into regular neighborhoods like any other renter. Whoever thought packing them together was a good idea is insane.
The bit about white collar drug users isn't some snipe about executives doing too much cocaine, but that white collar drug users aren't dropping dead like flies on vinegar.
- seanmcdirmid 3y ago> You disperse them into regular neighborhoods like any other renter. Nobody wants to live by a potential meth lab. This is how NIMBY get credibility. > but that white collar drug users aren't dropping dead like flies on vinegar. Not before they become homeless, sure. Also, white collar drugs tend to be a lot more survivable than fent.