While locally-managed, tailored efforts are better than central planning, social security functions need federal support to spread the costs evenly. Rather than

While locally-managed, tailored efforts are better than central planning, social security functions need federal support to spread the costs evenly. Rather than pouring billions into militarized repression or untested pipedreams, housing shortages needs to be solved with housing and sensible policies. I take it this sort of activist lawmaking from the bench likely exceeding their authority intends to compel reactive lawmaking of viable alternatives. This sounds unproductive and political in nature rather than policywonk-worthy. Disclaimer: I was unhoused and invisible in California for 9 years. No one cared since actions speak louder than words. The only way the situation will ever change is through focused, patient, nonviolent, disruptive collective action to insist on it. It's unlikely to ever change because 80% of Americans are either motivated by selfishness, callousness, selfishness, ignorance, or expedient neglect.