No one is asking for you to write a book, just to provide a few examples of this constant bombardment.
I am reading what you write and I find what you're writing to be totally lacking of any proof of what you are saying.
What policies or actions should be embraced to prevent fires in homeless encampments?
In the homed encampment where I live, the city government provides me a large plastic container on wheels. I put trash in it and twice a week they send someone to empty it into a truck. All the nearby homed people do the same. If not for this service, the whole place would be buried in trash in a few months.
Is that supposed to be an answer to my question to Tswizzle? If so, what is the actual answer beneath your coy, hinting? You don't have to be shy, I won't bite. Spell it out.
Yes, exactly. Allegedly, 6%!!!
You're dividing their vote counts by the total number of votes cast, not by the total number of eligible voters. "The electorate" includes people who choose not to vote.
Did they check the box next to “Ah SEEN ‘em!” on the survey form?
This, from the person who tells us tradwives just double their husbands' votes. You really think not a single tradwife is married to a guy in a union who voted for Biden because he was dependable on labor issues?
You know, for a guy supposedly neutrally but vehemently outraged by any instance of misquoting, you sure are whimsical about "rephrasing" what I've said and haven't said to be far more extrene than it was when I said it. But I suppose if hypocrisy embarassed you, we'd have nothing to discuss.
When you wrote 'Ideas that Trump won due to a culture war or that he had a MANDATE are false.' I thought, perhaps erroneously, that they were your thoughts rather than another's.
A regular trash pick up service like the one I have would be a start. In my neighborhood, city employees do a fairly good job of picking up litter on the streets and other public areas. There's no reason this service couldn't be extended to homeless encampments. It probably costs less than sending the fire department to put out trash fires and certainly less expensive than damage to infrastructure.
On this I quite agree. It's often an act of deliberate cruelty on the part of cities that they fail to patrol poor neighborhoods for cleanup and trash pickup. They say its a question of expense and safety, but... it's so predictable people on the street joke about it, that every time there's a big event or an economic summit on the way, suddenly the supposedly insurmountable streets of San Francisco and San Jose are immaculate.
Assuredly. Everyone benefits from clean parks and sidewalks. And the homeless are for the most part taxpayers, so its not like they are mooching off the state.
I wish everyone felt that way! Plenty of these homeless encampment fires turn out to have been deliberate acts of arson if they are ever investigated.
You need to check in with Pete’s pastor on what is a proper tradwife. You know, the head spiritual guide of the US armed forces, Doug Williams.
Shit like that can be put down to translation error.
Were you under the impression that sales tax and income tax are somehow voided for homeless people? The government doesn't care if you have a house or not, it still takes its bit just the same. One of the services a good homeless orientation center provides is helping residents file income tax so they can get their due refunds and EITC.
