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The criminal justice's method of addressing homelessness (which is currently the primary method) is utterly and comically broken.
So get this, our social services fail. Wages are low, housing is high, and as a result, people get thrown into the streets. We proceed to arrest these people, which denies them from essential services, and as a result, they get THROWN BACK TO THE STREETS!
GIVE THEM HOUSES AND FTP 4EVA
— Jan 02, 2026 07:58PM
So get this, our social services fail. Wages are low, housing is high, and as a result, people get thrown into the streets. We proceed to arrest these people, which denies them from essential services, and as a result, they get THROWN BACK TO THE STREETS!
GIVE THEM HOUSES AND FTP 4EVA
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PJ
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Regardless of how you feel about the moral question of sex-work, it is so brutally obvious that criminalizing sex-work, similarly to substance abuse, is only putting sex-workers in further danger. They should be allowed to organize! Give them health insurance and workers protections! Also, lets stop delegitimizing their work. A vast majority of them do not feel this way and this BS victim complex is degrading
— Jan 05, 2026 09:00PM
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Thoughts so far:
- Neoliberal politics have accelerated wealth inequality, which in turn, leads to higher crime rates. Police are not here to protect us, they are here to deal with the symptoms of a failing society and underfunded social safety-nets
- Why the fuck are police in schools? There's no evidence they do anything but send our kids to jail. We need to embrace problematic children, not push them away
— Dec 22, 2025 08:35PM
- Neoliberal politics have accelerated wealth inequality, which in turn, leads to higher crime rates. Police are not here to protect us, they are here to deal with the symptoms of a failing society and underfunded social safety-nets
- Why the fuck are police in schools? There's no evidence they do anything but send our kids to jail. We need to embrace problematic children, not push them away
