The past 2 years proves that entirely untrue.
> Free country
That choice is a radio button, not a checkbox. Can't have both.
You can demand an end to "mandates" and public health emergencies, but you must then applaud when those things end.
sure its such a difficult proposition to implement in a free country. i mean i am in india and every poor household gets basically free rations every month, free healthcare in government hospitals and now even a medical insurance for treatments in private run hospitals at no cost. sure that costs a shit tonne of money but what else to do with the tax collections? spending on weapons is one but other than that, yeah.
i have to ask, why is construction costs so outrageous in the US? here, labor costs ~$6-8/day, on an average the cost of construction per Sqft is around inr 2000-3500 or $25-$44 /sqft. there are resources that say usa average costs around $100-$200.
that is a lot confusing because the article mentions $837000/150=5580 sqft. is that a good size home for homeless?
Who said anything about communism? I was talking about forcing people to undergo mental health treatment against their will simply because they can't afford a place to live.
Some but not all. There are many disparate causes of homelessness and mental illness is just one of them.
> _requiring_ treatment for the chronically homeless
That is hard to implement in a free country.