Re:U.S. Supreme Court keeps ruling barring prosecution for s...
by kortilla on Monday December 16, 2019 @02:31PM
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> Those secular places have high taxes and social services, which is secular charity.
It’s not really voluntary, which brings in the question of if it’s really charity.
> I'd much rather be poor in San Francisco and enjoying public services than be poor in Mississippi hoping for religious services
Which public services do you think SF has that aren’t available in Mississippi? I think you’ll find that the real difference is tolerance of homelessness in general and programs that allow continued drug use while receiving benefits.
It’s not really voluntary, which brings in the question of if it’s really charity.
> I'd much rather be poor in San Francisco and enjoying public services than be poor in Mississippi hoping for religious services
Which public services do you think SF has that aren’t available in Mississippi? I think you’ll find that the real difference is tolerance of homelessness in general and programs that allow continued drug use while receiving benefits.