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You imply it wasn't a problem, it was. It always has been. The tools to deal with them have been reduced, because people unrelated to the problem are applying v
by gilbetron 2y ago
You imply it wasn't a problem, it was. It always has been. The tools to deal with them have been reduced, because people unrelated to the problem are applying various types of pressure to allow homeless people to exist where they want, as long as those homeless people don't exist where the unrelated complainers are!
- walterbell 2y agoYet Starbucks managed to have chairs, tables and third-place customers for the last 20 years. The Harvard Business School case study will be interesting: "How a $35 billion dollar company was defeated by random homeless people and their supporters.