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Apropos of nothing: posting
memes to !memes@lemmy.ml is risky business,
because
might choose to engage with the meme in earnest.😄
So yeah. Housing the homeless is an effective solution. There are more empty homes than homeless in the US at least. And you can subsidize or build new places for this purpose, especially if they are transitory for the majority. And it’ll still be cheaper than dealing with all the knock-on effects of homelessness: litter, crime, health issues, etc.
Public services in capitalist and communist societies are often hindered by inefficiency and corruption, causing issues with access to public housing. Public services are often influenced by political agendas and it can be difficult for disadvantaged groups to access. (https://council.nyc.gov/budget/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2022/03/DHS-.pdf, for New York Budget) (https://www.thecity.nyc/2022/07/26/homeless-shelters-are-overflowing-and-most-likely-in-poor-areas-despite-fair-share-promises/)
I think the problem has more to do with the fact that humans are common to fall into nepotism and greed. This is not a problem that is siloed to either economic solution. (https://www.history.com/news/ukrainian-famine-stalin)
This post was revised using the help of a locally run instance llama2-uncensored from https://ollama.ai/.
But how will investors in the housing market recover from the loss in property value?
Won’t somebody please think of the
Beep beep hold on let me get out of my car hhhyyyup
Alright OK what do I have written here
“BUT TOTALITARIAN DICTATORS AND THOUGHT POLICE”
Smoke on that one!!!
OK now I’ve got to get back into my car, which is significantly harder than getting out, due to its comically small size and my giant bright red shoes and nose
Aren’t those the abandoned buildings that they built but didn’t let anyone live in?
Ghost cities was just western propaganda that only the people with the smoothest of brains believe https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-09-01/chinese-ghost-cities-2021-binhai-zhengdong-new-districts-fill-up
