Posted Jun 25, 2018, 3:21 AM
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I am also curious as to why everything must be built homeless friendly? Major transit stations / bus stops are for moving people, not sleeping / squating. Especially if adequate spaces for sleeping are provided in a city.
Benches in a park, you have more of a case, but still these areas are for everyone to use / enjoy. It is not an attempt to be mean to the homeless, but many of them do make such spaces useless for all other patrons.
If they were like the homeless in Japan (generally clean up after themselves, wake up and pack up their things during the day,
don’t leave needles and human waste around) then I think many people would be far more sympathetic and more public spaces would be open to them.
Being homeless should not equate to being above the law / having no regard for other people.
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