Re:It's Time to Mandate Treatment of the Dangerously Mentall...
by sudden_dystopia on Thursday October 06, 2022 @12:46PM
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Don’t live in a city so poorly run that it has a large homeless problem. Not only am I not constantly harassed or assaulted by mentally I’ll people, but I have NEVER been harassed or assaulted by a mentally ill person.
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Re:It's Time to Mandate Treatment of the Dangerously Mentall...
by kjeetgill on Thursday October 06, 2022 @12:59PM
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How does this even make sense? What are you even saying here? Everyone just leave your city until you find one that's automagically well run? Surely you must understand that this conversation is abut ideas to better run a city. But you're saying nah, just leave instead! I'm sure Boise Idaho will be happy to have you!
Re:It's Time to Mandate Treatment of the Dangerously Mentall...
by arrosenberg on Thursday October 06, 2022 @01:07PM
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It doesn’t make sense. They either dont live in an actual city, or they live in a city “without a problem” because they are bussing their homeless to California. Super convenient way to deal with it.
Re:It's Time to Mandate Treatment of the Dangerously Mentall...
by lotsofpulp on Thursday October 06, 2022 @01:25PM
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It is the only thing that makes sense on an individual level absent legislation and funding from the federal government, because of the lack of immigration controls.
Re:It's Time to Mandate Treatment of the Dangerously Mentall...
by freedomben on Thursday October 06, 2022 @01:19PM
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I lived in Boise for years and spent time volunteering at the Boise Rescue Mission. You are right, Boise will be happy to have you (it's a very welcoming city). But, there are people in Boise who need help. Go Broncos
Re:It's Time to Mandate Treatment of the Dangerously Mentall...
by kjeetgill on Thursday October 06, 2022 @02:10PM
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Ah, I should have been more careful then. I was under the impression that Boise was dealing with an overwhelming transplant issue and was resistant the way Austin and Portland have been.