Fairfax county wants to erect homeless shelter next to schools

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah. Poor people suck. God forbid they are poor and BROWN!!!!! Gasp!

Let's move it to McLean or Oakton instead. They have less of a crowded infrastructure then our area.
I'm sure the SAHM's there won't mind

How do you propose the homeless get to McLean or Oakton

The same way they would get here

the blue line?

There is no metro stop here.

Van dorn. Or is that too far for homeless people to walk? I was under the impression that they were going to be walking from school to school, hopping fences and terrorizing the students then settling I at the lobby of the old folks home to watch tv while they divide up what they stole that day.

It's way too far.

Uh no, the distance to the metro in way is over double. There and back would be 4.4 miles as opposed to under two. Are you stupid or something?

Yeah, it's way-too-far. But walking from the shelter to Parkland school and back is a piece of cake. Even though that is the same distance.

Y'all have some serious geography challenges. I lived there and used to walk to Van Dorn from time to time with a bag for the airport. It is not too far.

Actually google maps has VAn Dorn over double the distance.

I said there and back. The distance to get to the shelter is the same as the supposed round trip to terrorize park lawn.

So double, like i said

so you posted to agree with me? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You should look at the area crime reports map for that intersection. You won't even notice a homeless shelter from a law enforcement perspective.

It's not the intersection people are worried about. It's schools, senior citizens and their residences.

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Anonymous wrote:You should look at the area crime reports map for that intersection. You won't even notice a homeless shelter from a law enforcement perspective.

It's not the intersection people are worried about. It's schools, senior citizens and their residences.

How many schools, senior citizens, and homes have been attacked by the homeless last year?

[Anonymous]

Here is the Q&A on the relocation. I do not see a problem with this.

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpwes/construction/baileys-shelter-faq.htm

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Anonymous wrote:Here is the Q&A on the relocation. I do not see a problem with this.

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpwes/construction/baileys-shelter-faq.htm

There are quite a few actually, mainly what the homeless people will do during the day, how to secure the vulnerable senior citizens and of course why they don't erect the shelter near the county government buildings where there is space and access to county resources

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah. Poor people suck. God forbid they are poor and BROWN!!!!! Gasp!

Let's move it to McLean or Oakton instead. They have less of a crowded infrastructure then our area.
I'm sure the SAHM's there won't mind

How do you propose the homeless get to McLean or Oakton

The same way they would get here

the blue line?

There is no metro stop here.

Van dorn. Or is that too far for homeless people to walk? I was under the impression that they were going to be walking from school to school, hopping fences and terrorizing the students then settling I at the lobby of the old folks home to watch tv while they divide up what they stole that day.

It's not an "old folks home". It is a senior center, seniors coming and going, and they use the walking trail in the back where this proposed temp building will be place. The elderly are our most vulnerable. I am more concerned about that and the fact that the intersection there is a hot mess traffic wise as it is. This is a poorly thought out idea.