r/NoStupidQuestions 10d ago

Where are the homeless supposed to go?

Cities have been cracking down on homeless people so they can’t have encampments or stay on sidewalks. At the same time usually the shelters are full. So those who are unable to get into a shelter, where are they supposed to go?

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u/Ban-Circumcision-Now 10d ago

Yep, America’s plan for addressing the homeless is just “move along”

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u/VolitionReceptacle 10d ago edited 10d ago

"Why don't we just take the homeless... and push them somewhere else?!"

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u/Pristine-Pen-9885 10d ago

Tank the economy and make people lose their homes, then make it illegal to be homeless. What the hell?!

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u/Tweakers 8d ago

Next step: For-profit prisons where prisoners must work for their food and a place to sleep. Oh, wait, this is already a thing!

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u/Pristine-Pen-9885 8d ago

The poor house.

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u/Tweakers 8d ago

Yeah, slavery for the poverty-stricken with any and all gains going to the Masters of the Economy, a small group of old perverts (GOP) with so much wealth they don't know what to do with it all...other than keep the poverty-stricken poverty-stricken so they can take all the gain...that they don't know what to do with...other than to spend heavily to destroy or otherwise wreck whatever means and methods of collective governance which benefits anyone or anything other than their own gains...that they don't know what to do with: They don't want to use it, they just want to control or otherwise own it.

If you can't see this pattern, you are daft. These people and their position concerning wealth and the control thereof is pure mental illness; that the entirety of human society accepts this state is as well.

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u/2_Fingers_of_Whiskey 6d ago

Aren't those basically like the workhouses that Charles Dickens wrote about? Are we backsliding into Victorian-era poverty?