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46,000 =/= 80,000+ =/= 4,000,000“LOS ANGELES – The 2023 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count results were released today, showing a 9% rise in homelessness on any given night in Los Angeles County to an estimated 75,518 people and a 10% rise in the City of Los Angeles to an estimated 46,260 people.”
Why is everybody so bad at math and staying on topic.
I grew up in LA County. I know the difference between the city of LA and the rest of LA county. Your arguing with the numbers is typical.LA =/= LA County
Peanut gallery in full effect.
Don't you worry your pretty head, I'm GTFO next week.
When are you GTFO?
There's so much you hate about this country.
Then explain how does the homeless pee pee get from Palmdale to the Malibu lineup.
Yes, I'm arguing the numbers, 4 million produce 85 times more waste than 47 thousand.
Homeless people don't drive or buy plastic sh!t from Walmart.
the explanation is probably a lot simpler
they likely have different rules there
I don't think it's societal ills so much as that the laws in the US are a fundamental barrier to cleaning up the streets
martin v boise in 2018 is the culprit for the recent explosion, supercharged by economic stressors
the supreme court is about to rule on this again
The Supreme Court case that could turn homelessness into a crime, explained
Grants Pass v. Johnson could make the entire criminal justice system far crueler. It also tests the limits of judicial power.
www.vox.com