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What mechanism of enforcement do I have when this person continues to use substances in their subsidized housing? How do I prevent my young children from smelli
by bitlax 1y ago
What mechanism of enforcement do I have when this person continues to use substances in their subsidized housing? How do I prevent my young children from smelling this person's marijuana? How do I prevent my young children from interacting with these people when they play outside?
- UncleMeat 1y agoPoor people are people. "My child should never have to interact with a person living in subsidized housing" is a rather remarkable claim. Is your plan simply to imprison all poor people?
- bitlax 1y ago> rather remarkable claim. Mundane actually. I want my children to play outdoors without interacting with drug users. Your perspective is skewed. > Is your plan simply to imprison all poor people? No, and this doesn't follow.
- UncleMeat 1y agoI do not know any other mechanism to ensure that your child never interacts with a poor person except to imprison them all.
- bitlax 1y agoThis is silly. You don't really believe this. My status quo is potless. We're discussing a policy change.
- UncleMeat 1y agoI really do believe this. And I hope it makes it clear to others why wanting to keep housing prices high to prevent your kids from smelling pot is an outrageous opinion.
- bitlax 1y agoI'm telling you it's obviously not true since I'm a walking counterexample. My children currently do not experience marijuana in any way.
- danaris 1y ago"What mechanism of enforcement"?? Well, maybe you should just give them judgmental glares until they realize that being poor is a bad choice and stop it! Or maybe you should move, since you apparently have such stringent standards for what's "allowed" to be around you and your children.
- bitlax 1y agoI have a better idea. I'll stay where I am and keep drug users away from my children like normal parents do.