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No, it would require removing homeless or antisocial people from public transportation.
by hexis 1y ago
No, it would require removing homeless or antisocial people from public transportation.
- autobodie 1y agoHow do you suggest authorities test people for homelessness on public transportation? Are you proposing any specific laws to manage antisocial behavior? In the end, I'm certain that the better idea is to simply give people jobs.
- jerlam 1y agoAntisocial probably isn't the right word. It implies minor actions like talking loudly are the problem. Actions like smoking/vaping, busking, drug use, littering, and peddling are usually already illegal in public transit, but widespread and difficult to enforce.
- lucyjojo 1y agoon what basis would you deny public service to the homeless and antisocial people?
- rangestransform 1y agoCreating uniformly applied rules like no laying horizontally across seats or smoking, and aggressively enforcing them
- ponector 1y agoThere is always a set of rules, terms and conditions. Like you'll be denied if you are dirty, heavily drunk, etc.
- BobaFloutist 1y agoSo do you need to scan your rental agreement or property deed to board the bus, or will the accept a utility bill...?