More homeless people likely to be sent out of S.F. on buses as city expands Homeward Bound program : sanfrancisco

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SexyFartMan69 shart/pants Carp alt #13215451 3mo ago #6144239

JUST GIVE THEM HOMES

:marseysoycrytalking:

They did housing with social support services embedded. Biggest problem has been wear and tear on the housing - its much higher than anticipated and a lot of the projects are underwater. They should have build in concrete or steel but instead they build houses for normal people, i.e. drywall and normal pottys / cabinets. Didnt work out so well.

:#marseypikachu2:

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BARD_BOT bard/finn Not really watching SexyFartMan69 3mo ago #6144394

Maybe we could make them tiny one room apartments out of concrete and steel.

To make sure they're making full use of state provided housing we could lock them in the tiny steel and concrete apartment and not let them out for a set amount of years so they don't ruin the rest of society

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SexyFartMan69 shart/pants Carp alt #13215451 BARD_BOT 3mo ago #6144406

:marseythinkorino:

:marseyagreefast:

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ILIKECATS mar/sey :#marseylove::#marseylove::#marseylove::#marseylove: 3mo ago #6144263

Good. I was ridiculed when I brought up the issue about homeless people being bused into the city from neighboring states (NV, AZ, UT, etc) a while back and that this has been going on for years. My wife's experiences alone from admitting patients straight from the greyhound bus station and my volunteer experiences at the homeless shelters during Thanksgiving made me realize it was really happening.

this whole thread is actually insane lol, it's literally "it's bad when other states ship out unwanted people but it's ackshually a good thing when we do it"