It's true S.F. and a lot of other cities right now need to rethink their policies. People are homeless primarily because they can't find anywhere affordable to live. Someone is getting rich off these people. The rich are not going to want solutions. That would take away some of their money.
Here is the story from a local affiliate of Fox.I don't know.Where did they send them?Like this.
Mission district now cleared if virtually all homeless tents after final push this morning by city crews #homeless
Moving to where a 400 sq ft studio apartment is $35,000 a month is not their solution.
You ever been to the rest area along I-80 near Vallejo?
Compared to what SF was in the late 70's up to the late 80's, the entire city is a slum anymore. I no longer go back to SF, which is a shame as when we do travel to CA, My wife loved SF.
Homeless in San Francisco does not equate with slums.
Nothing in the photos you posted are equivalent to anything at all in The City of San Francisco:
photos of slums in baltimore - Google Search
photos of slums in atlanta - Google Search
photos of slums in East St. Louis - Google Search
San Francisco Is a Slum? Hardly.
This image in the google search shows Rio, not San Francisco
Slums do not exist in SF, tent cities do. Many of those who sleep on streets, are FT employees who can't afford the rent in The City. City College, the local community college, has many students living in cars/vans and in tents. The City has begun to explore allowing cars to be parked overnight in the parking lots at the college, and providing toilets and security in the lots.
As for the homeless, usually drug or alcohol dependent, or mentally ill, plenty of resources are available, but you can't take a homeless person into custody and force them into treatment.
Homeless in San Francisco does not equate with slums.
Nothing in the photos you posted are equivalent to anything at all in The City of San Francisco:
photos of slums in baltimore - Google Search
photos of slums in atlanta - Google Search
photos of slums in East St. Louis - Google Search
San Francisco Is a Slum? Hardly.
This image in the google search shows Rio, not San Francisco
Slums do not exist in SF, tent cities do. Many of those who sleep on streets, are FT employees who can't afford the rent in The City. City College, the local community college, has many students living in cars/vans and in tents. The City has begun to explore allowing cars to be parked overnight in the parking lots at the college, and providing toilets and security in the lots.
As for the homeless, usually drug or alcohol dependent, or mentally ill, plenty of resources are available, but you can't take a homeless person into custody and force them into treatment.
? Free sidewalk, you mean?
