Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing face of homelessness

Re:Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing fac... by ams6110 on Saturday March 23, 2019 @08:00PM (#19473050)

You can have whatever goals you like, but that doesn't entitle you to live in an area you can't afford.

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Re:Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing fac... by Danieru on Saturday March 23, 2019 @11:39PM (#19474118)

We're not talking about people trying to live in Ginza here. We're talking about a ww2 era and under developed city where housing culture has failed to develop to meet the needs of the city.

This is a failure of city planning and should not be excused or ignored as if this fialure was inevitable.

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Re:Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing fac... by kakarot on Saturday March 23, 2019 @08:04PM (#19473073)

What a massive oversimplification of extremely complex socioeconomic and cultural issues. Your argument is either deceptive or ignorant.

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Re:Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing fac... by DuskStar on Saturday March 23, 2019 @09:41PM (#19473567)

I think the basic argument here is that many of the people in careers earning significant money do not find those careers fulfilling, but chose them knowing that. Other people chose careers that ARE fulfilling, but have shit compensation. For the people in the first category, people in the second complaining about not being able to afford things sounds like wanting to have their cake and eat it too.

Careers in the arts are generally regarded as belonging to the second category for all but a handful of lottery winners.

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