No one wants homeless people to sleep on the street, in a park or in a car. But if you want to end homelessness, this is not the way to do it. It's also more expensive so in addition to being heartless, bad policy, it's more expensive than actually doing something.
There's no concern for the realities or fallout. They're just checking boxes on their decades-long wish list, which is based on nothing but talking points.
This! Criminizilation is not the answer. We need to build more affordable homes and use data to identify each homeless person by name and to tailor services to meet their needs.
Absolutely correct. And just because a shelter is open doesn't mean it's safer!
Thank you, David, for speaking out. We need to build more homes.
Thanks David💕🙏
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1wSCOTUSblog is this true? And Felecia Rotellini why doesn't the SCOTUSblog focus on raising funds to end homelessness?