Good point. Let’s give them all houses.
https://twitter.com/BTR1701/status/1463357720845688832
Good point. Let’s get them free access to psychological care and substance abuse therapy.
https://twitter.com/btr1701/status/1463360054636154884
You know, reading back through this, it almost seems like some people are willing to spend more money to have a class of unhoused people than it would cost to simply house everyone, specifically to have a pretext for opposing public works projects that would benefit all, weird.
The obvious answer to "there are people among us in desperate need" is "let us see to their needs as quickly as possible."
Yet some people think the answer is "punish them harder."
Self-aggrandizing moralistic cruelty isn't a luxury we can afford any more, if we ever could.
Yet some people think the answer is "punish them harder."
Self-aggrandizing moralistic cruelty isn't a luxury we can afford any more, if we ever could.
False dichotomies like that are designed to prevent aide to anybody, veterans or otherwise.
The argument is "because we aren't taking care of our unhoused vets, we shouldn't take care of unhoused people."
The argument is simply a pretext to not care.
The argument is "because we aren't taking care of our unhoused vets, we shouldn't take care of unhoused people."
The argument is simply a pretext to not care.
https://twitter.com/BradCNct/status/1463495794980499458?s=20
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