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1. Give them homes (e.g., homeless shelters)
2. Enforce vagrancy/public nuisance laws
3. Prosecute repeat offenders
Any questions?
Are we allowed to force them to live in a shelter if they don't want to? I would also like to point out that we already have way more homeless than shelters, or many of them would not be living on the sidewalks.1. Give them homes (e.g., homeless shelters)
2. Enforce vagrancy/public nuisance laws
3. Prosecute repeat offenders
Any questions?
I read that some California towns were giving chronic repeat vagrants plane tickets to Hawaii--this was back before there were so many, many of them. No passport required but they wouldn't be bothering the local PD in Cali anymore.I say deport them to Venezuela, Honduras, Cuba, etc......
I read that some California towns were giving chronic repeat vagrants plane tickets to Hawaii--this was back before there were so many, many of them. No passport required but they wouldn't be bothering the local PD in Cali anymore.I say deport them to Venezuela, Honduras, Cuba, etc......
I'm puzzled as to why in this TERRIFIC economy, there are so many homeless all of a sudden? Something ain't right....
Set up campus programs where interns in social services, and charities in mental health outreach,
receive educational credits in providing counseling for longterm help for such people in need.
Set up campus programs where interns in social services, and charities in mental health outreach,
receive educational credits in providing counseling for longterm help for such people in need.
We have had these programs for decades, yet the "homeless" population keeps growing. As long as they remain voluntary, they will not solve this problem.
The only solution I can see is to assign these people a permanent home and address. If they continue to be a public nuisance, they should be required to enroll in an appropriate treatment program or else face incarceration.
It's called "tough love" and it is the only solution.
Set up campus programs where interns in social services, and charities in mental health outreach,
receive educational credits in providing counseling for longterm help for such people in need.
We have had these programs for decades, yet the "homeless" population keeps growing. As long as they remain voluntary, they will not solve this problem.
The only solution I can see is to assign these people a permanent home and address. If they continue to be a public nuisance, they should be required to enroll in an appropriate treatment program or else face incarceration.
It's called "tough love" and it is the only solution.
I read that some California towns were giving chronic repeat vagrants plane tickets to Hawaii--this was back before there were so many, many of them. No passport required but they wouldn't be bothering the local PD in Cali anymore.I say deport them to Venezuela, Honduras, Cuba, etc......
I'm puzzled as to why in this TERRIFIC economy, there are so many homeless all of a sudden? Something ain't right....
The probability of a soft landing is effectively zero. This kind of homeless problem with all of the same symptoms dates back to the Roman dole and no soft landing has ever been achieved.This is supposed to be the Clean Debate Zone. If you have nothing to add to the subject matter, please post elsewhere.