Buying housing, lots of land is being cleared (of inhabitants) to make ready for them.

That should help them find their bootstraps.

Give them housing and debt, it's good for banks.

I shit you not.

People like to say that about climate change too.

What Hillary did to aid the Honduran coup, insist on "fair" elections that legitimized the coup regime...
...it's eerily similar to our current primary process and all of it's bullshit tricks under a guise of fairness.

What she did in Honduras should be a war crime:

said that the little house movement is hurting union carpenters.

I beg to differ. The homeless have no money to buy a new house anyhow. So if tiny houses were practical it would have nothing to do with carpenters unions.

I am technically homeless - have been moving in and out of relatives homes for almost 10 years. Dead tired of it and would love a tiny house.

IIRC it was to make things worse. No doubt it's the same model Hill will follow if Dog forbid she gets elected.

nt

her husband's "welfare reform" was expect a lot more of us citizens living in the streets

Is that what you are getting at?

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The homeless are not known for being high-dollar donors.

worked my way down to impoverished and homeless communities?

send them to other countries and pay governments some flat fee to take them and "assume all responsibility"..

Like baby farming in England, a potential disaster for the poor, (baby farming represents a forgotten Holocaust.)

http://www.loyno.edu/~history/journal/1989-0/haller.htm

http://www.ultimatehistoryproject.com/baby-farmers-and-angelmakers-childcare-in-19th-century-england.html

our attitudes towards the poor come from. I wonder if the American Orphan Train idea came from the baby farms idea?

it is all I was asking for.
wtf?

Hotels even rent by the hour pod hotels, include foreign hotel firms- As they are significant investors in the US housing is world trade, so whatever we do has to respect their investments and not cause "crowd out" or be "trade distorting".

the core concept you need to understand is a body of economics called competition theory.

the presumption is always that more money buys more and less money must buy less.

Examples:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flophouse#Cage_hotel

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2084971/Hong-Kongs-cage-homes-Tens-thousands-living-6ft-2ft-rabbit-hutches.html

Due to trade liberalisation, there may be some degree of turnover or replacement of current working class residents of the US by temporary workers whose residency is contingent on their corporate employment so if they lose their jobs (or when the period ends, maybe five to seven ears) they rotate out, they will do most of the skilled jobs at the entry level . basically a race to the bottom as jobs dry up.

As far as people currently resident here its likely many will 'voluntarily' relocate due to lack of ability to afford to stay. if they were causing any disturbance i suspect that their care would likely be outsourced to someplace like Nauru which is basically an island that specializes in privatised imprisonment, they specialize in warehousing refugees.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nauru

but if it becomes an issue, an aide will write up some properly concerned remarks for her.

n/t

they are terrible.

except more homeless people and some of those are homeless veterans.

they can access assistance. its the elderly people in their 70's on the streets
who werent veterans that have a tough time finding some give a damn.

surviving when nobody cares.
the human race isnt fit to kiss the feet of their castaways.

I wonder how he would respond to the same question?

(paraphrased)

I understand your concern, this is an important issue and she understands that there's a homelessness problem, and of course we need to make sure people aren't going to work every day and can't afford to pay rent, as President she will make sure shelters get the funding they need and if you look at her record, she's always been a big supporter of families, children and families, and she'll fund programs like Head Start that help needy children, you know in the 90s her husband was responsible for the biggest increase in Head Start funding, she's always supported families and she will do everything she can to you know, get this issue solved.

No joke. According to that guy, she'll solve the problem by throwing a little money at shelters and Head Start.

Campaign patter notwithstanding, I think the guy is probably right; throw a little more money at solutions that are supposed to be for emergencies (and don't work, and in many cases are downright dangerous) so she can present it as funding a permanent solution. I'm not down on Head Start, it's a good program, but what's really needed is universal child care, universal health care, and paid sick leave. Funding shelters is a good thing; funding them in lieu of real housing without lockout times unreasonable for working people, bedbugs, theft and drugs doesn't actually help when what's needed is real, stable housing, real, stable jobs, drug treatment that isn't "cold turkey in prison" and health care- physical and mental.

AKA "free stuff" and "unrealistic" in this "wrong political climate".

But, what do I know, I'm just a "Bro".

so much she wants to make more of them..

the shallow posts above making jokes assuming her position on them is Marie Antoinette's. They've created a fictional Hillary and go from there.

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or better yet, show us how she will improve one of the greatest travesties in our modern society.
I am sincere here. this is an important topic that impacts us disproportionately here.

If you could link me to some video clips of her this year discussing homelessness issues I would
greatly appreciate it.

see the world, well the parts with sand and oil anyway.

Problem solved, Hillary Goldman Sachs Clinton style.

Now, quit asking silly questions.

So they don't bring down the property values of the decent Chappaqua folk?

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