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[quote=Anonymous]What’s sad is that people are viewed as rodents, pests and animals and not actual human beings. Public libraries alllw anyone and everyone. Yes, that includes individuals who are homeless. If there is a behavior exhibited that breaks a rule or code of conduct they will be removed just as anyone else would be. There very presence isn’t doing anyone any damage. Teach your child empathy, if you can. Your comfort level isn’t more important than their right to exist. They are people. I lived in a college town for 5 years. Our library was amazing and expansive and on any day you’d see many unsheltwred people within the walls. I brought my kids, no issues. Never did I feel unsafe. Never did I see any problems. Sometimes libraries are the only place where a person can escape the elements. Homeless shelters are often closed ruing the day or are understaffed. Would you prefer they freeze to death. I bet I know the answer. [/quote]
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