.@BoydMatheson: 'Treat the poor like humans with unlimited potential, not as liabilities who have to be managed.'http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865677803/Boyd-Matheson-No-safety-in-geography-for-homeless.html …
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Don't put a slick "compassionate" coat on horrible free market solutions to poverty reduction. NONE of this has ever worked. Programs do.
Thank you for your work. There are still ~50 million Americans living in poverty. We need to help them out of it.
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"Help" does not lie in the markets, but within us.
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"Housing First" is a good start. Prevention (mental health care & social safety net), too. But no matter what, some just won't be employable
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So we have to decide if everyone deserves housing, food, & medical care regardless of whether they're productive, or not.
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I think it's a mix of both, and that Washington can officer solutions no other entity can.
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