How about those hotel owners - all of them billionaires - step up and donate the rooms, rather than demanding public money? After all, the owner of one of them (Red Rock) threw a $25 million wedding for his daughter two years ago; surely he could donate a few rooms?
After criminalizing homelessness this year, Las Vegas is now packing people into concrete grids out of sight. There are 150K hotel rooms in Vegas going unused right now. How about public-private cooperation (resources) to temporarily house them there? And fund permanent housing!pic.twitter.com/wxZ4ZD6Jtc
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yes they have not been willing to work with Clark Couty Social Service been working for 3 weeks to try to contract with hotel motel vendors to no avail. Unfortunately, as you know they cannot force private companies to work with government. - Nog 2 antwoorden
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Julian - they are private companies. Not homeless shelters. Are you kidding me? What kind of business sense does that make?
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I guess advocating for others and being kind doesn’t make good business sense
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This is beyond shameful.
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What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas used to work for the small connected groups in power. Then came twitter.
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A small percentage 1% of money collected from casinos could help curb the homeless problem for the entire state.
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That is all junk, we have heard similar stories in past lottery will fund school and so on. Never happens, how about using the $25 M given to JFK art center be used for a better cause. It will not happen coz that public money will be used for (D) campaigns
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Capitalism at its very worst... shame on America
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That's just capitalism.
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