As it should. Brushing the problem aside rather than addressing it like a human being is just sickening. If the homeless aren't even allowed to sleep in public toilets..? Seriously, what's the worst that can happen?
Go ahead and make an argument that we should build hotels for the homeless. Public toilets are not that. Sleeping in them is not even fair to other homeless people who need to use the toilet!
The better solution is to try and fix the underlying cause rather than hiding the symptoms.
Seems like starting there is a good way to begin this topic.
homelessness and such is not solved by taking from others or depriving others the use of goods and services. it is solved by getting off fucking internet and working at shelters, donation centers, and such. Many donation centers love weekend help because people are quick to give stuff but not time. Time is of value, donate yours
There's a good article on Wikipedia about hostile architecture
> "The planning documents detail a range of security features to deter rough sleeping, including an audible warning, combined with the lights and heating being switched off."
> "Each night the toilets would close for 10 minutes while the unit undertakes a deep clean process."
I think these feature are really about preventing the homeless resting in the toilets and automated cleaning primarily. The so-called "anti-sex functionality" is accidental and for marketing purposes. Especially since hostile architecture has received a lot negative public attention lately.