A health crisis is what made us lose our housing. We were homeless while my husband had brain surgery and recovery. It was horrific and we are still dealing with the fallout of that time. 7 months of trauma for our child, my husband and I because of failed systems.
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In Portland? Wow I am so sorry. What or who helped you get housed again?
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And while San Francisco increased spending and aid, most of the bay area did nothing.
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That's not true. Some cities have taken action:https://twitter.com/nextdoorsv/status/1200504946422140929 …
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If only that $2MM house was $1MM then that mentally ill addict sleeping in the doorway would be able to get ahead. Do I have that right?
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Well, less regulation in the housing market would certainly help the poor.
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and also keep building housing the same way, rejecting & ignoring lower-cost alternatives. As Peter Marcuse said, "The housing crisis doesn't exist because the system isn't working. It exists because that's the way the system works." c/
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After a decade my unavoidable conclusion is no one in bay area actually cares about helping anyone else regarding anything.
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Points for cynicism. Now maybe you should meet some people outside your experience. I’d suggest a serious volunteer commitment to a soup kitchen or a homeless shelter.
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