I am very glad to see this here because the problem is NOT hard to solve at all. There is a collective inertia about the whole thing. By solving the housing problems in Amurica, we reduce stress levels, build communities, reduce crime. Mental health issues can be significantly lessened by stable housing and stable communities. I mean it just goes on and on. Thank you for sharing this.
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Solving homelessness would take away one of capitalism's biggest sticks for disciplining the poor.
Oh hey, I recognize your username from our subreddit. Welcome and thanks for making the move.
Why, thank you. But wait, which subreddit? I wasn't even subbed to r/socialism
We are r/LeftWithoutEdge.
Ah, makes sense. Glad to be here.
I cannot argue against that point!
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