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Watch it all go to waste.
I bet you are a great neighbor, Murray
Actually, I am. Thanks for ascertaining that from my critique of the governments ability (and reasonable role overall) to combat this issue. Thanks for pointing out how I attacked the virtue of the issue itself. I bet you’re the type of neighbor to get on nextdoor or your local facebook group and complain about mundane things and report “suspicious” activities of people who dont look like you who are doing nothing wrong, other than existing.
Still wondering when poverty will start to decline in the district.
Murray’s R you are correct. Waste of money but hey it makes the politicians feel better.
Right Murray and Rhea!
Yes. There is always the claim that there are no funds for the homeless. The money is wasted, and then the “do gooders” ask for more. None is given if someone is behind in their rent/mortgage to keep people housed. Once people are on the streets many homeless shelters get funding for “temporary” housing. When and if permanent housing is obtained people are usually placed in dangerous conditions/settings unless they have enough smarts to refuse and request suitable accommodations. The cycle of people not be accountable for themselves, and/or falling on hard times, and negotiating the endless politics and red tape to etch out a living continues. On on positive note I wish to thank St Vincent de Paul/Wheeler Mission and MANY other religious/nonreligious/social services and private individuals/organizations that do a great job of distributing goods and services for people in need without making one sign their name in blood and treating the needy with some dignity. AND most importantly making the dollars received put to very good use. Of course for some people it is a choice to live on the streets. Who knows what goes on in someone’s mind, but change definitely has to be desired. Indianapolis is a GREAT place to be homeless, but who in his/her right mind would want to be?