on the RIGHT.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe destroying the economy was a bad idea. There is only going to be more homelessness, poverty, despair.
I notice that Korea has not destroyed its economy. How did they manage to do that?
They reopened because they don't have democracts shutting things down for political gain
They reopened because the virus is not running rampant through their population due to incompetent leadership
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If she is a woman with a cart she has been given info on resources. In those who work with the homeless circles (both paid and unpaid volunteers) women, and women with children, are priortized to get housing.
Even cops, yup cops, give out info with resources to the unhomed.
Understand that many are unhomed by choice.
Wait- please unpack this for me. You are saying that when a homeless person gets a shopping cart it = knowledge of available resources? I’m confused.
Is there a test you need to take to get a shopping cart? Or are you saying that if you are savvy enough to get a cart that you are savvy enough to located good banks & rape free shelters.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Korea's protocols would likely be intolerable in the US--mandatory confinement in a "Covid hotel" and mandatory cell phone app for tracking. We could do mandatory quarantines too (plenty of empty hotels and dorms available) but can you imagine the howling?
You mean snatching people off the street and detaining them without due process would be problem for some?
Anonymous wrote:Korea's protocols would likely be intolerable in the US--mandatory confinement in a "Covid hotel" and mandatory cell phone app for tracking. We could do mandatory quarantines too (plenty of empty hotels and dorms available) but can you imagine the howling?
Anonymous wrote:Food isn't always what is needed. They are probably killed and no one cares. Single adult homeless shelters are horrible. There is little quality mental health treatment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe destroying the economy was a bad idea. There is only going to be more homelessness, poverty, despair.
I notice that Korea has not destroyed its economy. How did they manage to do that?
They reopened because they don't have democracts shutting things down for political gain
They reopened because the virus is not running rampant through their population due to incompetent leadership.
+1,000
Korea had 400 deaths in a population of 52 million! That’s the population equivalent of Texas and Florida together - when those two U.S. states have over 22,000 deaths between them.
Not only does Korea have less deaths and positives but it’s size is physically smaller than Florida with a population 2x as large.
Their leader however has a freaking PhD and he takes the science seriously.
Don’t bring up idiot rebuttals if you can’t be bothered to do a minimum of research.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe destroying the economy was a bad idea. There is only going to be more homelessness, poverty, despair.
I notice that Korea has not destroyed its economy. How did they manage to do that?
They reopened because they don't have democracts shutting things down for political gain
They reopened because the virus is not running rampant through their population due to incompetent leadership.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe destroying the economy was a bad idea. There is only going to be more homelessness, poverty, despair.
I notice that Korea has not destroyed its economy. How did they manage to do that?
They reopened because they don't have democracts shutting things down for political gain
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe destroying the economy was a bad idea. There is only going to be more homelessness, poverty, despair.
I notice that Korea has not destroyed its economy. How did they manage to do that?
Anonymous wrote:Maybe destroying the economy was a bad idea. There is only going to be more homelessness, poverty, despair.