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We recently offered a family camping having to move every week (campground restrictions) a camp location. Unviewable by the public, rural-esk location close to
by aaron695 2y ago
We recently offered a family camping having to move every week (campground restrictions) a camp location. Unviewable by the public, rural-esk location close to their work and school, a stable safe base.
Government restrictions mean we can't install a externally accessible toilet (our bio-cycle system can handle it) because of this it didn't work.
Never forget homelessness is because the Left made gentrification a dirty word. The Left want other people to share, but no high rises in their suburb. The Left gets the 'character' they want and they use paperwork to stop change.
Quick (spherical cow) math, if you have 1/100 chance of homelessness in a year, you probably will get stuck in the cycle. If you have a partner and they are the same it's 1/10,000 years.
- screye 2y agoNot sure about how gentrification goes into homelessness, but I agree that it isn't a dirty word. Gentrification is amazing. It has bad outcomes when a neighborhood has low ownership numbers, but it's well within known risks for yearly renters. There are egalitarian ways to do gentrification ( mandatory affordable housing with low interest dibs for long term renters, x% new housing is rent controlled for 10 years so existing renters get a decade to plan their next move). Done right, it can be a win-win-win for new transplants, homeowners and long term rentals.