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Wow, 4 vans parked in a square, great idea!!!

The UK has a law under Section 5, makes it an offense to offend. Saying the work is UGLY could be taken as insulting or offensive. You could be arrested and be fined £1000 = $1200. I'm so glad to be living in the USA.

You are right that the homeless encampment is not a liberal or conservative issue. The reason why I pointed out the liberals is because they, too, are trying to remove homeless encampments in their cities. I'm sure that you will accept how conservative cities are accused of being heartless for...

The most liberal city and the most liberal governor is asking for help to clear encampment in their City. Can we accuse them of being cruel because they want to clear the homeless encampment? This is an exert for Californiacity News "One of the cities still dealing with the aftermath of Boise is...

What did I say that was nonsense? If you say nonsense, you need to follow it up as to what nonsense I said, or you are just name-calling. I don't want to call you an idiot because you can articulate what I said that is nonsense.

I have not proposed a solution to the. issue of homelessness. We do differ in some of what may be causing the epidemic of homelessness.

The court ruled that the Eighth Amendment forbids criminal charges against people for sleeping outdoors on public property if they have nowhere else to go. Wow, this discussion may lead us to challenge the 14-day rule imposed on us by BLM. The Supreme Court ruling only applies to people with...

OOps, Do you want see mass murderers running around in our neighborhood freely?

Prisoners are not part of this discussion. Do you see mass murderers running around in our neighborhood? The Supreme Court has already decided that homelessness can't be criminalized in this country, Martin v. City of Boise. I grew up in a poor neighborhood, which makes my opinion somewhat...

money or people is not a good comparison. How much should we spend per person, and how much should each city spend per program? In Los Angeles City, there are 42,000 unhoused people, and the budget is $2B, which means we will spend $47,641 per person. What amount of spending per capita will you...

There is a little village for the homeless with tiny homes that house 50 people. The village is enclosed with an 8-foot wall with 3 security guards 24/7. The cost for security annually for 50 who were homeless is costing taxpayers $788.400 annually. The 3 security guards 24/7 is first-hand...

I am not naming a city because I'm not accusing any city running the homelessness program of being unethical. But I can't help but wonder how San Francisco was able to remove all the homeless in downtown San Francisco in a few days before the APEC Summit. The homeless are now back on the...

According to the U.S. Census for 2022, the median household income is $84,210, which could mean the husband and wife work. But the average salary is $55,743, which is more in line with what we are talking about. What is the incentive to eliminate the homeless who are getting paid $250K annually?

But whoever gets that job may not necessarily live in Huntington Beach. Santa Ana, CA, is 8 miles away, and the average income as of December 23, 2023, is $55,676; I don't think the cost of living in Huntington Beach is what dictates the high salary for that position. Do you give up?

There you go. If the median salary with a master is $83k, maybe there might be something sinister going on with a salary of $180k.

I'm not saying that hiring should not match qualifications. The higher the salary, the more exposure to moral hazard. The salary could be adjusted (bonus) to meet some objectives that will help reduce homelessness.

That's the great thing about the free pile. I did not have shoes, and there it was a brand-new tennis shoe that fit perfectly. It's especially helpful for people who are just starting out, stuff that is needed that may not have been considered.

What is your point?

Not all, but some. The higher the salary, the more moral hazard will play a role.

Wow,