How does posting photos of distressed people suffering help promote their dignity?
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Replying to @alphadork @EmilyZeng20 and
Hopefully it shames politicos into doing something that actually works. You know, like doing something more than handing out free tents, a few free hotel rooms, opening just one SSV in your district, and then going back to virtue signaling.
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Replying to @WillyNaakt @alphadork and
It doesn't do anything for politicos, but it does strip the person in the photo of any dignity they have.
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Replying to @desertflyer @alphadork and
If it doesn't motivate someone in government to do anything different, then they should be voted out.
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Replying to @WillyNaakt @alphadork and
Cruelty is not a pathway to positive change
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Replying to @desertflyer @alphadork and
Cruelty is leaving that person out on the street. And that is exactly which SF is doing right now. Shameful.
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Replying to @WillyNaakt @desertflyer and
Are you trying to help the unhoused, or trying to clear the sidewalks? Your posts on FB and Twitter are quite ambiguous, Willy, but you're leaning towards the reactionary side of the debate.
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Replying to @alphadork @desertflyer and
I'll be glad to answer your question when you add your full real name to your profile. ;-)
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You know who I am because we talk on Facebook, Willy. Shall I DM you there instead?
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