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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't many homeless shelters close during the day? That's never made sense to me, but libraries seem to be a temperature-controlled, [b]fairly safe[/b] fallback for those on the streets. I agree that there should be other welcoming public facilities open to them during the day, but often there are not.[/quote] When homeless get to be "fairly safe" in the library, they make it [i]less safe[/i] for everyone else, especially women and children. Great solution. :roll: :roll: :roll: [/quote] Some homeless people actually are women and children.[/quote] x100 this. The homeless are our fellow community members, i.e., part of the public. [/quote] Yes, and they still need to follow rules for usage of public space. [/quote] No one said they shouldn't. The same as if your toddler is going around bugging people and trying to rip the books.[/quote] You’re comparing homeless to a 3 year old. Nice. Btw, if you’re trying to persuade people to be more empathetic & helpful, you’re doing a crummy job. [/quote]
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