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@9WF97Z4Progressive8mos8MO
There needs to be public social housing. More funding to shelters will help but only a band aid, I want systematic change.
@9WC4ZR69mos9MO
Giving money to Homeless Shelters will help the homeless.
@9VYB7GJ9mos9MO
yes, i think funding should be increased - but it's not a one-step problem. funding to shelters is a good start, but it doesn't solve the root of the problem, it's more like a bandaid on a gushing wound. it helps, but more funding will continually be needed the longer the actual problem goes unsolved.
@9VW762LRepublican9mos9MO
Should have never been an issue if our government would use our tax dollars this **** has to stop right all ppl would have a shelter including our vets !!!
@9VHPFGB9mos9MO
i say we help the homeless because if we get them off the stress we can try and help them get on their feet’s again
@9VHPFGB9mos9MO
I think helping the homeless will help because it will get the homeless off the streets and get them slowly back on their feet
@9VDSN8WRepublican9mos9MO
It would lead to other challenges as the government already has the adequate funding to provide enough shelters for the homeless.
@9V3NBZ49mos9MO
I think that it will only help if the homeless population actually wants to live in the shelters.
@9TY2QYD9mos9MO
Yes because the homeless population in Seattle is very high.
@9VDZTZ4Independent9mos9MO
I think it would help but should be up to the states
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