San Franciscans voted to confiscate tents from homeless people (Q) and failed to pass the funding that would've provided them housing (K).
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Replying to @kimmaicutler
That's a bit dramatic- tents can't be confiscated if there is no bed to go to. Nobody goes from tent to gutter.
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Replying to @kathycastro
right so why even run a measure like this if it doesn't do anything? You're using the poor as political pawns.
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Replying to @kimmaicutler
the city budget is obscenely huge - they need to make better choices about allocating funds effectively.
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Replying to @kathycastro
it's also a county budget at the same time, which is a little different from all the other cities.
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Replying to @kimmaicutler
that's true. I was yes on Q/no on K not because I'm not supportive, but if we legislate the funds I want them to go to >>
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Replying to @kathycastro
uh I might make fun for you for your votes especially given your Twitter bio as a "Lazy. Shallow. Californian."
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Replying to @kimmaicutler
Feel free to make fun, up to you. We all vote our own consciousness and beliefs. My vision for SF may be different from yours.
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Replying to @kathycastro
I'm just saying the mental health services are usually most effective when the person is in stable housing.
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Replying to @kimmaicutler
I'd happily pay more for supportive housing for the mentally ill. Just think $241M is enough to provide beds for the non-ill.
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oh whoops misinterpreted what you were saying.
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