That goes without saying. If you choose to live in a tent you’re not

exactly playing with a full deck. The point is they are completely fine living that way so how are”normal” people supposed to convince them to live inside?

The drug addicted are a little different, if they are willing to get help. The down on their luck definitely should be the priority for help.

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Posted: 04/14/2024 at 10:46AM

Land of the free, baby! -- Fuzzy Dunlop 04/14/2024 09:16AM

Not sure what the answer is, but I can understand why a community -- BocaHoo91 04/14/2024 09:44AM

If they want help. This is a choice for a good number of them. -- Cold Hoober Hoo 04/14/2024 09:58AM

I’d be ok with some sort intake system where we track the homeless -- BocaHoo91 04/14/2024 10:55AM

That along with reversing the liberal drug policies. ** -- Cold Hoober Hoo 04/14/2024 11:34AM

You realize the high % of them that are mentally ill, right? ** -- HoodatB 04/14/2024 10:33AM

That goes without saying. If you choose to live in a tent you’re not -- Cold Hoober Hoo 04/14/2024 10:46AM

There is a maxim in the recovery community that asserts that the addicited -- Tuckahokie 04/14/2024 11:30AM

With shelters come rules and other entanglements many of the homeless do -- Tuckahokie 04/14/2024 10:03AM

That goes without saying. If you choose to live in a tent you’re not

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