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I am not sure that I got understood - I meant that you should not give the homeless a house. You should give the homeless a house and a job if you want the issu
by venomsnake 13y ago
I am not sure that I got understood - I meant that you should not give the homeless a house. You should give the homeless a house and a job if you want the issue solved (or better access to healthcare, or whatever was the stuff that put him in the downward spiral). I absolutely support providing roofs above the heads on the vulnerable people. I just think it don't goes nearly far enough.
- Mz 13y agoNo, it does not go nearly far enough. Most homeless people have either medical or mental health issues which are barriers to making their lives work conventionally. Supportive housing sometimes works where just access to housing per se may not. This is a much more complicated problem than just 'jobs and housing' (availability) but those things both help. Have an upvote.