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They are proposing 'tent style towns' to house these people in my city. Something is going to break and break really really bad. I see a future where I will actually need to lock my house doors sooner then later.
Wait where do you live where you don't have to lock your door
Aren't the proposed tents in Ottawa meant to house incoming legal refugees? Like a temporary place when they first arrive until they can get set up somewhere permanent. That's my understanding.
I'm personally unsure, would be better if they made permanent housing instead of these temporary shelter things though. Would benefit everyone at the end of the day.
Permanent housing might lower "owners" assets value tho
Lol we started locking our doors in rural Alberta over 10 years ago
Every couple of days there a shooting in the news and the victim sounds like he's from somewhere in the middle east.
Bullets go through doors, lock ain't stopping it.