NYC is obviously replacing benches for leaning bars to control homeless people. Do you like them?

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Im nyc born and raised I didn’t even know what them shyts were and now everything makes sense .

It’s fukked up cause a lot of old people use mta and have to wait for buses
A lot of buildings have this like marble sitting area in Manhattan. During summer people would be sitting there eating and talking.Theres a lot of spikes on them now so you can’t sit because ever since Covid it’s been homeless sleeping on it
 

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America will do everything except fix the real problem:mjlol:
Criminalize homelessness? Yes
Criminalize poverty? Yes
Put spikes on ledges? Yes.
Remove benches and replace them with "leaning bars"? Yes.
Make it illegal to feed or give clothes to homeless people? Yes.
Arrest people for passing out in McDonald's? Yes.

Actually make Affordable Housing affordable? No.
Increase the minimum wage to its maximum wage? No.
Make good jobs easier to come by? No.
Make education free? Or atleast affordable? No.
 

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Homelessness is impossible to fix because some people love living on the street
Do you think if people had the means to not live on the street they would actually choose to live on the street there's the flaw in your line of thinking because a lot of things change when you have access to opportunity and have actual income in wealth your whole mind set changes your whole diet changes the way you operate and the way you see the world changes.

Rather than accept the fact that homelessness isn't simple and it can't just be relegated to mentally ill drug addicted people and that some homeless people are actively employed while trying to find affordable housing. You would rather say that some people enjoy living on the street. Cause I guarantee you if you gave a homeless man the opportunity of sleeping in a $300000 Mini mansion or on the street they would choose the $300000 Mini mansion.

This naivete is so common to find in these conversations.

Capitalism and it's commodification of actual things we need to live to survive has made it clear that this system is designed to throw people out in the garbage who can't survive it. But rather than fix these complex problems or question them...they would rather say "they prefer living on the street".
 
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