Bad Idea San Francisco homeless update: homeless caused $3 million damage in hotels

Different owners. One was federal, the other is state run.

 

In Minneapolis there are pilot projects now building tiny houses for the homeless in warehouse spaces or defunct big box stores.
This might be a good enough balance in both providing shelter and privacy for homeless people rather than them living in tent encampments.
https://avivomn.org/avivovillage/

 

Part of the tiny house villages is that mental health and drug counseling can be provided there.

 

They have started them in Los Angeles as well now.

 

They have. How long it will stay remains to be seen. But yes, they did clear much of the homeless encampments from Venice.

 

Body autonomy bro. The left believes in shooting anything up your veins or your arse as long as it makes you feel good. You know, my body, my choice......oh waif, Covid vaccine mandate. Damn, sure is confusing living in America.

 

maybe @tinman can change the thread title to a more generic San Fran homeless issues title.

Anyway. these interviews are fascinating, he's posted quite a few to twitter

 

His commentary above this leads me to suspect he's not being completely forthcoming with all the facts.

 

I never said homelessness and drugs were not a problem in San Fran. I just stated I don't think the full story is being presented here. That's often the case with these twitter reports from both the right and the left.

 

I am sure there are some percentage of homeless people who do that, just as there are some percentage of welfare recipients who abuse the system. But his interviewing and sharing videos is not a statistical sampling and in no way a scientific study of what is actually happening.