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The Washington State legislature is moving forward with legislation to legalize homeless encampments on every street, park, and public space in the state. They are mainstreaming "survival crime theory" and creating a separate legal standard for vulnerable populations.pic.twitter.com/fPncBmVKtQ
HB 1591 is deeply cynical, fatalistic, and antithetical to our basic democratic regime. It's bad for our neighborhoods, but more importantly, it's bad for the most vulnerable. We must work to get people off the streets, not let them suffer in our public spaces. #waleg
Contact the following legislators to voice your opposition: Rep Jinkins 360-786-7930 Rep Thai 360-786-7926 Rep Goodman 360-786-7878 Rep Hansen 360-786-7842 Rep Kilduff 360-786-7958 Rep Kirby 360-786-7996 Rep Orwall 360-786-7984 Rep Valdez 360-786-7818 Rep Whalen 360-786-7848
After my visit to Seattle recently I’m pretty sure this is already legal or at least not enforced
They want to spread the Seattle experience to the rest of the state. No longer can we just avoid crazy dirty Seattle; our entire state will have these problems. Next up will be statewide roving heroin injection vans.
Why aren’t we looking at NYC or SF for lessons already learned? Do people not buy “broken windows” theory? And do you know where WA/Seattle stands on a program like “care, not cash”?
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