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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They should give people a tent, or a shipping container, or a shed from Home Depot -- something cheap that can give them some privacy and a shred of dignity.[/quote]

I don’t want to live in a place where homeless and crazy people have tents and shacks strewn about all over public property and parks. Look at what L.A. is dealing with right now. You want that for dc?

No thanks. [/quote]

You'd prefer they be more visible?[/quote]

No I'd prefer they be given one-way bus tickets to Kentucky or Iowa or Alabama or some other red state. Just get rid of them, far enough that they can't come back. Send them to some state filled with rethuglicans, they created the homeless problem with their shitty economy, killing jobs and taxes, let them deal with the consequences of that. Get them out of here. [/quote]

Isnt the economy better now than under Obama? [/quote]

Obama CREATED this economy, not trump. [/quote]

Uh, no.[/quote]

Bush pushed us to the point of economic catastrophe, and Obama saved us from going over the edge. I worked at the International Monetary Fund right before 2008 and people were writing memos about "The impending financial world collapse." It was dire. So then Obama absolutely came up with economic policies that saved us.

So there's a Democrat sandwiched between a disastrous Republican president (who also dragged us into an endless war...) and this one. I haven't seen any benefit of the "roaring economy" that was posted in another thread but I'm pretty sure Trump is going to ruin the economy just like he's bankrupted all of his businesses so far....[/quote]

Presidents alone don’t save or destroy the country’s economy.[/quote]

Republican presidents have pushed for less regulations and to allow industries to "police themselves." Yes, this caused problems for banking and real estate, which is what pushed us to the very brink of disaster.[/quote]

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