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gopiscrap

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47. welcome to DU

Reply to friend of a friend (Reply #9)

Thu Feb 2, 2023, 10:11 PM

Feb 2023

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What if everyone without a home was given one? [View all] True Dough Jan 2023 OP

Republican heads would spin. CentralMass Jan 2023 #1

Wow. FM123 Jan 2023 #2

It Would Help Some People RobinA Jan 2023 #3

Wouldn't that be wonderful. bamagal62 Jan 2023 #4

Some homeless folks are too mentally unstable to live on their own jmbar2 Jan 2023 #5

That's where the counseling comes in. ChazInAz Jan 2023 #7

Not just mentally unstable, I would have been considered homeless for 3 years. friend of a friend Jan 2023 #9

Yeah, and you should'a been euthanized. jaxexpat Jan 2023 #12

That's funny. friend of a friend Jan 2023 #31

Great response. Sometimes people can take things so wrongly. It's a world of traps in show biz. jaxexpat Jan 2023 #33

welcome to DU gopiscrap Feb 2023 #47

Yes they need mental health treatment. The Jungle 1 Jan 2023 #17

Housing first is the way. WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2023 #6

Utah is trying same-provide home with no conditions duhneece Jan 2023 #8

This has been working in Utah for quite a while now. I cannot conceive of why Scrivener7 Jan 2023 #13

the results of that program are vastly over-hyped. maxsolomon Jan 2023 #27

indeed. but here its called greed. the land mafia is really working hard on that . AllaN01Bear Jan 2023 #10

There are some homeless that prefer to live in the streets JI7 Jan 2023 #11

When people refuse shelter that's offered, it's usually because the shelter comes with conditions WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2023 #16

Not to mention many shelters in the US are more dangerous than living on the street... Wounded Bear Jan 2023 #21

Or they have to be 'clean and sober' duhneece Jan 2023 #40

In Liberal Los Angeles people protest against housing like this. Just recently residents protested JI7 Jan 2023 #14

+1 appalachiablue Jan 2023 #25

NIMBY duhneece Jan 2023 #41

BUT BUT BUT The Jungle 1 Jan 2023 #15

That's awesome. That's all I will say right now. judesedit Jan 2023 #18

As JFK said, "Why not?" orangecrush Jan 2023 #19

What's the effect on inflation in housing market? Loki Liesmith Jan 2023 #20

SATW had a strip about this a while back markbark Jan 2023 #22

Socialism at its best. Farmer-Rick Jan 2023 #23

That's not socialism. It's a social safety net -- government of, by, and for the people. Hermit-The-Prog Jan 2023 #24

Yeah, sort of Farmer-Rick Jan 2023 #34

Socialism is society owning and administering production and distribution of goods. Hermit-The-Prog Jan 2023 #35

No, what you describe as socialism is more like communism Farmer-Rick Jan 2023 #37

No, what I described is the very definition of socialism. Hermit-The-Prog Jan 2023 #38

That's not socialism. Elessar Zappa Jan 2023 #30

Of course it's Socialism Farmer-Rick Jan 2023 #36

Bravo Finland, they also have one of the top education systems in the world. And appalachiablue Jan 2023 #26

I encourage everyone to look at the article to see the scale of Finland's program. maxsolomon Jan 2023 #28

Great idea that should be implemented at once. Kid Berwyn Jan 2023 #29

We've been providing subsidized housing to homeless for...ever. Hortensis Jan 2023 #32

Good Meowmee Jan 2023 #39

Finish population less than 6 million, U.S. more than 334 million. betsuni Jan 2023 #42

Conversely, True Dough Jan 2023 #43

Different culture, country size, population, politics, history. betsuni Jan 2023 #44

There will always be naysayers True Dough Jan 2023 #46

"4 out of 5 people affected make their way back into a stable life." myohmy2 Jan 2023 #45