The biggest driver remains high housing costs, which are now taking a heavier toll following the wind down of pandemic-era relief spending and policies such as eviction moratoriums, according to advocates for the homeless.
As usual, it's the landlord problem at the heart of homelessness.
Say the line, /u/wombat!
Damn who would have thought that Adam Smith was correct?
no one ends up homeless, no one ends up hungry.
That there are people without a place to sleep or proper food to eat is a choice made by those with power
If it wasn't for milking the rent relief from covid I don't know where I'd be right now.
wow I wonder what happened in 2021. maybe the evictions moratoriam was a good idea??
When it happened, the neoliberals were celebrating the end of the moratorium, and reveling at the prospect of people being evicted and ending up on the streets. I guess those demon fucks got what they wanted.
They always get what they wanted.
No more handouts, Jack!
May God damn America and have Satan's roaches feast on it's rotten, fetid corpse
Try every elected representative for serial social murder.
Nothing to see here, everything is working as intended
"But muh property values!"
chapotraphouse
Banned? DM Wmill to appeal.
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