Re:San Francisco voters approve taxes on highly paid CEOs, b...
by xyzzyz on Thursday November 05, 2020 @08:25PM
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Jailing them would actually be cheaper than what they currently do, as long as they are jailed outside of California, which spends much more per prisoners than other states.
Re:San Francisco voters approve taxes on highly paid CEOs, b...
by didibus on Thursday November 05, 2020 @11:30PM
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To clarify, I don't consider these ethical options. I just want to point out that without a concrete way to "kick them out", this solution is easier said than done. And so I feel it lacks a path forward.
I would like it that we can as a society find ways to help homeless with their issues and manage their lives in a way that isn't just each city tossing them out.
That said, I'm not against someone's honest decision to say, well I don't know how, and in the mean time, I want them out of sight so kick them out.
But, and this is the but I feel is never discussed by those who propose that solution is HOW?
How do you kick them out? What if they resist? Arrest? Jail? Now who pays for that? Should we just fire gunshots at them? Force relocate them, and if they come back? Erect barriers? What else?