is your policy suggestion that people remain locked up in congregate settings where they will die, like what's happened in the San Quentin outbreak just to the north in Marin County?https://www.kron4.com/news/california/22nd-inmate-dies-from-covid-19-at-san-quentin/ …
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so we're supposed to address people's lack of housing by first making them overcome substance & mental health issues while continuing to live on the streets without a reliable place to sleep or put their belongings? How does this reduce the tents? https://www.heritage.org/housing/report/the-housing-first-approach-has-failed-time-reform-federal-policy-and-make-it-work …pic.twitter.com/Ql3koVtG9K
No. Read THE NEXT PARAGRAPH in the paper. I know it's hard for journalists to actually understand something before they spout their opinion, but you can do it!pic.twitter.com/Mg6lAA12BJ
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And that'll be it for tonight. Going to mute you for awhile. Cheers.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Hey Chris - if you're attempting to convince people, and you engage with curiosity and good faith this way, I think you're undermining your efforts.
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I know Twitter is a hard place for this conversation. But take a breath before responses like that.
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