That's why the World is gonna change! How could we say “there’s no money” when everything will be back to normal?
Half a million people, before the coronavirus pandemic, were homeless on any given night. There has been no multitrillion-dollar spending bill to combat these and other domestic emergencies, writes @StephanieKelton.https://interc.pt/3dx7fdX
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While I applaud the sentiment, the entire premise of this article is fall-on-its-face dumb. The only way this makes for a compelling argument is if you consider both the current pandemic and the other things (hunger, homelessness) as equally urgent matters. And you just can't.
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Hi Dan, when you say “urgent”, urgent to whom? To the homeless and the hungry, I bet they consider it very urgent. Ultimately it’s a question of priorities - which at its core is a political issue.
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But, as some in the GOP pointed out, the homeless don't have to worry about paying rent, a mortgage, and losing their healthcare.
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And then what?
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The homeless don't have a lobby.
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Why don't they?
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Yes, whatever happens to the homeless? No outreach for them? They’re children of God too.
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The problem never was lack of money, but lack of interest in solving such issues.
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