that’s exactly what I was saying
The problem is that people, not politicians, don’t want it allocated correctly. I mean look at this thread. “How many people are you going to take in your living room” LOL
if people wanted it, they would elect someone who would allocate the funds correctly.
but the fear of spending money for something other than punishing the homeless, is too much for some people.
It’s everything to do with the lack of civility and civicness.
This society is all about the self, fook everybody and everything else.
You really have no idea what’s going on.
People
are voting on their ideals of civility civicness. They are voting for politicians who
say the things that play on the voters ideals of these things and the voters continue to vote for the people who
say things that sound good.
The problem is that these politicians are lying. They are lying about the root causes of homelessness (many of which stem directly from their own policies), they are lying about
what is actually happening with the money they are spending and they are blatantly lying about their “successes”.
All of these things are irrefutable facts that have been demonstrated over and over again.
The main problem the voters have isn‘t a lack of civility. The problem is ignorance, a rigid ideology and tribalism.
They voters are being played.
I have as of yet kept political party affiliation out of this thread because this problem is such a horrible one at the ground level, an atrocious condition of human suffering, that tribalism needs to be put aside and real solutions requiring some tough choices are needed. Real policy change is needed.
But the simple fact of the matter is that this problem has been exponentially exacerbated (there have always been
some homeless) due to the
unopposed policies of leftists/democrats. It’s one party rule around here. There are exactly zero elected republicans in LA city politics, zero elected republicans in San Francisco and the State of CA has a Dem governor with a veto proof majority.
That is another blatantly obvious, indisputable truth.
Homelessness has increased 16% in CA last year alone. This is
after we have spent record sums of money. Money that was
promised to be spent in the ways that civic minded people wanted it to be.
It’s not working.