Bidens' answer to homelessness? Heated sidewalks!

[Ralph Norton]

Unless you have some data showing otherwise, I am doubting homelessness is a big issue in Berlin NH, a town of less than 10,000 people.

Anecdotal but per ABC news report last night: several residents interviewed on camera stated that drug use and homelessness were both "big problems" and scoffed at the use of $20 million for heated sidewalks

 

[22lcidw]

This may be another Nero's fiddling while Rome is burning moment.

 

[jknowgood]

Biden is supplying the fentanyl, Ray. It's part of the Great Replacement Theory,

His illegals that he is letting in by the millions is providing it. 10% of billions is a lot.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The data I find shows a homeless population of 176 people for my county.

Shhhh. That makes you ripe for the over crowded to provide one way bus tickets.

 

[Ray9]

Some people do not see homelessness as a problem because it tends to hide in plain sight. It is just there. City governments do not talk about it much becuse it is bad advertising. The homeless are walked around and stepped over like obstacles that are avoided to get from one place to another.

The problem will not not go away. It grows as alcohol and drugs burn out the population. The US is not far behind Russia as a country with a subset of early death in a faction of society that is inconveniet and tolerated for some reason. Population despair is a real thing and it is coming like a freight train.

Washington has no answers because it is the source of the problem.