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MaxQue
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« on: December 12, 2013, 12:45:10 AM »

And anyways, something needs to be done about homeless people. Those people usually need support, a job, social housing, help, mental healthcare or a combinaison of some of those things.

It wouldn't be intellectually honest to pretend than homelessness doesn't cause problems. In my city, most buildings in the downtown had to strenghten their door because drunk homeless people were breaking into buildings and storages to help under a roof (they were refused by the shelter because they were drunk).
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MaxQue
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« Reply #1 on: December 12, 2013, 03:09:49 AM »

"The real economy" as a phrase should be taken out back and shot.

People mad that they can't get $30/hour to do unskilled labor these days; take it out on those who got an education and applied it.
What's wrong with that?

It's counterproductive. It brings nothing to the unskilled workers, but being hated by the rest of the population, which doesn't help to receive help. Also, it's splitting the working and middle classes, so they don't focus on their common enemy, which is the real enemy. Upper finance.
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