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My problem is this: Being homeless is not inherently wrong. But I feel when a society makes camping on common ground a crime - like native Americans did, it ow
by h_tbob 2y ago
My problem is this:
Being homeless is not inherently wrong. But I feel when a society makes camping on common ground a crime - like native Americans did, it owes it to them to a) give them land to camp on or b) give them housing.
It shouldn’t be a crime to sleep, ever. It horrifies me that the “conservative” Supreme Court could deny the most fundamental right to existence, literally jailing people for sleeping.
- changoplatanero 2y agoIt's not going to stay common ground for very long if anyone can just set up camp there and claim it for themselves.
- Ylpertnodi 2y agoI agree with, but maybe someone, or a group of people, could make a legally-defined difference between 'sleeping', and 'camping'. Perhaps they could start by using different words, plainly understood by most - or, easily researched, for each of the different (perhaps) activities.
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- itake 2y agoI don't think people would mind if it was _just_ camping that they were doing..