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So ya, looks like Oregon is almost as bad as California or New York State in homeless 😿 : oregon
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Knowing my fellow Oregonians I'm going to predict two explanations in the comments. The cope explanation, "we're just better and more honest in our recording."
The oversimplified but not wholly wrong explanation, "decriminalizing drugs attracted more drug addicts."
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One of big one's that I'm seeing is "it's only like that cause every state busses their homeless here."
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Top comment is the misreporting one, and the above explains that homeless go to those places because the services and weather are so much better (they actually cure homelessness!), but the heckin drug dealers ruined the homeless programs.
Fascinating how much they can twist themselves into not blaming the subsidies to homelessness or lack of law enforcement.
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