BlueTsunami
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Time for poor camps. Why build housing projects when you can stack beds in warehouses, maximizing space and forcing the welfare recipients to look for something better? Ayyy
So what does Ben propose?
Government-funded cardboard boxes with plastic tarp roofing? Or are they too posh too?
Going by the "poor" housing in a lot of towns we do rehabilitation in....no...no they aren't posh.
Many of them should be condemned/closed for safety.
Oh come on - there's no way they'd do that.
They'd just toss them off a cliff instead in order to save the cost of running the furnaces...
So what does Ben propose?
Government-funded cardboard boxes with plastic tarp roofing? Or are they too posh too?
because the poors don't deserve dignity
Why should the government be responsible for housing poor people?
Obviously they made poor life choices that made them become poor in the first place.
Boot. Straps.
Is it possible to evalute the quality and expense of government provided housing for ablr bodied individuals without jumping to conclusions that thry just want to throw them all in a furnace?
Is it reasonable that costs and standards for such housing for able bodied capable of work individuals should meet only basic needs to avoid homelessness?
Is it possible that by doing so accomodations could be provided for more persons and better serve those who are not able to work?
This is kind of a nuanced and complicated topic for such a post.
FYI, this is Ben Carson's house:
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"poverbs"
I know black people isn't a guy but I wish he was so I could ask black people what he thinks of Ben Carson who ironically exists (in his new job) as a kind of evil twist on affirmative action.
"poverbs"
Ben's a punk who took the 'designated black position' when Trump could have easily made him surgeon general or something.
His idea is right that people shouldn't be too comfortable that they will stay and think that they will be taken care of forever, however what his idea of bare minimum is belongs in the 1950's. So close, yet so far.
Until automation replaces everything, they still need the poor worked underpaid for 60 hours a week. They don't want them dead, just miserable.Will anyone be surprised when they announce that their new strategy of ending poverty is by just throwing all the poors in a furnace?
Until automation replaces everything, they still need the poor worked underpaid for 60 hours a week. They don't want them dead, just miserable.
If the GOP could force the poor and mentally ill to live underground/in the sewers, then they would gladly do so in a heartbeat.
Things poor people don't need:
- refrigerator
- access to broadcast tv
- access to the internet
- access to a phone
- personal space
- hot water
- electricity
- four walls and a roof
- clean water
It's too good for veterans too.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/03/us/politics/ben-carson-hud-poverty-plans.html?smid=tw-share&_r=1