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right next to that free space where you go in and smoke your dope and lay out and do whatever you want and walk across the streets to whole foods and clear them out. that store is closed. safe way is closed because of theft. people feel like they can walk in and take and do whatever they want. that woman is correct in we shouldn t be allowing people to just constantly use drugs. they say san francisco is in the doom loop. they with a doom boom because this is happening unchecked. nobody wants to do anything about it. the homeless industrial complex is ripping off billions of dollars from the city because they have no they don t want to solve this issue. so who is left out? the poor workers, right? the vendors, store clerks, the people who stock the shelves, right? they lose their jobs because stores are closing.
Greetings, West Coast, Messed Coast™ readers, and today’s news begins with what the Homeless Industrial Complex has cost civilized society. The number is almost incalculable, but it went up by a.
they say people keep throwing money at this problem. if it was money that solved it, it would be sold now so what else should he be doing? absolutely, he has to stop throwing money at the issue. this is not a housing issue when you look at it honestly. this is about drug addiction. it is about mental health. yes, there is housing but the reason so much money is put into housing is because follow the money. that is where the big bucks pay off. it is oftentimes called the homeless industrial complex because of the lucrative contracts that can be made in this area with no demonstrable change in the reduction of the homeless population. some other things have to be done but simply by taxing the taxpayers now across the united states of america to try to bail out this problem, newsom who has been promising, by the way, to end homeless