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They have, and the reality is that it's simply wrong that such services exist. It's a delusion. People want to believe such services exist, and in practice they
by readyman 2y ago
They have, and the reality is that it's simply wrong that such services exist. It's a delusion. People want to believe such services exist, and in practice they have limits of 30 or 60 days in the very best of cases.
- mistermann 2y agoHow does one distinguish between asking homeless people, and asking them seriously? I think the distinction between "Doing X" and "Doing X seriously" may be a lot more important than people realize. > and the reality is that it's simply wrong that such services exist. I agree with the general direction of your sentiments, but it is technically true that more than zero services exist, thus "services exist" is a true statement - pretty clever eh? Imagine if the whole world ran on tricks like this!