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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2025
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I know a lot of the comments are poopooing this idea but frankly I'm behind anything that normalizes sleeping in your cars again. That's something that you should obviously be allowed to do and it's weird that so many places don't allow it.
Lol, of course you are the only one to downvote this njm.
And im hardly shocked at the idea that you of all people want to put further hardships on the poor and disenfranchised.
Ah yes, praise the orphan crushing machine! Papa Stalin would be proud of you njm.
Normalise sleeping in a bloody bed in a house, the poor and disenfranchised deserve more than sleeping in a car you reactionary contrarian dreg.
And the best way to put them in those beds in a house is to continue making homelessness illegal? That's interesting. Wouldn't want them being an eyesore though right? You and Gavin Newsome can't wait to sweep them all up? What kind of beds are you thinking about here exactly? Prison beds? Forced labor?
You're arguing a strawman.
No where in here is anyone talking about making homelessness illegal. Stop being dishonest.
You are literally here arguing that allowing people to sleep in their cars shouldn't be allowed.