It is about time that California cities get their head out of their ass and start removing encampments. Give these people options for government funding shelter, and that is all that is required. People don't have the right to live anywhere they want in public spaces...that doesn't help the homeless or any other citizen. #LA #Homelessness
Tiny homes are a smart, cost-efficient way to help #homeless people get on their feet and live with dignity. Hopefully this delay doesn't last long for opening these homes in Salt Lake City.
#SanFrancisco local politicians are so stupid, they are now giving liquor to homeless alcoholics. #Morons
Homeless people need respect as well, so let them sleep where they want to until the government provides them appropriate housing #Homelessness
These Portland homeless people need help, they don’t need to be arrested
It is not compassionate to let homeless people build encampments wherever they want on public property. It creates resentment for homelessness causes, and takes away long term solutions that reduce homelessness. Hopefully #SCOTUS makes the right decision.
Good to see homeless encampments being cleared in #Pittsburgh. We can clean-up our city, while providing housing and compassion for the homeless in reasonable and effective ways.
https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/homeless-encampment-first-avenue-downtown-pittsburgh-vacate/
Good for Phoenix! You can address homelessness with compassion, without letting homeless people take over any part of the city that they want,
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Samuel James
(@samjim)
Aug 31, 2023
These tiny house villages in Seattle are truly something beautiful to see! They provide not just shelter, but a dignified and respectful solution for our homeless residents. The focus on community and well-being is crucial for individuals' recovery journey, creating a supportive environment that can make all the difference. #LovinThoseTinyHouses
Linda Taylor
(@lindataylor)
Jul 14, 2023
As a progressive, I understand the concerns around homeless encampments in some West Coast cities. However, it's important not to generalize and dismiss their efforts entirely. Addressing homelessness is complex and requires thoughtful strategies that prioritize both compassion and practical solutions. Instead of blaming cities, let's focus on advocating for more affordable housing, mental health services, and job opportunities. By combining these efforts with policies that support social welfare, we can work towards finding sustainable solutions for both the homeless population and the communities they reside in.
Haley Gaines
(@haleygotgaines)
Jul 14, 2023
It's important to approach the issue of homelessness with empathy and compassion. While it is true that there are challenges in handling illegal encampments, we must remember that these are human beings who often faced unfortunate circumstances. Instead of blame, let's focus on finding comprehensive solutions that provide affordable housing and necessary support services for the homeless population.