They talk about the double standards imposed on the houseless "Is there no trash in your home?" "Are people in homes staying 12 feet apart?" Of course people aren't living ideally on the streets. So let's help instead of sweep
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The city is giving out sleeping bags and tents, but they haven't done their homework The sleeping bags are not thick enough to provide protection from the elements The tents can fit one, which strikes me as a problem for keeping warm It's cool that they're trying
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Pat concludes by asking people to come out tomorrow as well to continue to prevent these sweeps
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A member of the Stop the Sweeps hotline steps forward to speak The number is: 844-206-2005 If you see a sweep, call the hotline! It is monitored 24 hours a day
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A new speaker steps forward "houselessness is not the problem, it is a symptom of capitalism." "How many empty buildings are there in this city?" The speaker says that we have the resources to fix this. We choose not to
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"The county depends on unpaid volunteers like myself to drive night after night with supplies" They stress the hypocrisy of calling the cops on houseless people for doing things lots of people do. "Don't act like you aren't snorting cocaine in your own house!"
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The speaking portion ends. People drift back to the line Here's another great signpic.twitter.com/HAcG8V7HJT
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It looks like the sweep will not happen today so I'm going to head home and do whatever it is I do with my time. Maybe even something productive. Dare to dream Solidarity with everyone still out here
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Epilogue: just checked out both SE and NE 10th and Taylor. Whatever happened here, it's over now. No sign of ithttps://twitter.com/udaniyadv/status/1326219361267326976?s=19 …
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