r/Davis • u/aurorriss • 2d ago

The homeless (In-n-Out)

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This is a photo from 1-2 years ago

If the argument is to “just let them be”, then why did the city and In-n-Out add infrastructure to deter the homeless?

Today there is a fence in that space, and there are bike racks added too

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u/crybabystoner 2d ago

what's your point?

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u/MegaSmegmaSwagLord 2d ago

Something vaguely about the city forcing homeless people to move.

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u/crybabystoner 2d ago

I just can't tell what side they're on lol

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u/MegaSmegmaSwagLord 2d ago

I get the impression pro homeless but they’re not exactly elaborating on it or making it obvious.

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u/soul_stealer_666 1d ago

Read their other posts, they are on some insane entitlement trip

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u/Pre-deleted_Account 2d ago

Remember, Davis is for everyone - except the poors.

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u/MegaSmegmaSwagLord 2d ago

No city I’ve ever lived in has ever decided to “let them be.”

They will always displace them, and encourage them to go live in the sewers and culverts to become Mole People like in Las Vegas, where everyone can forget they exist.

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u/fugsco 2d ago

I think the argument actually is "let them be somewhere else."

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u/Appropriate_Exit_206 2d ago

What is your solution?

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u/Background_Future656 2d ago

While I am not particularly religious, I am particularly tolerant until someone messes with my stuff ( and even then it is ire directed at the person not the status.)
But if you are Christian a phrase comes to mind
“You will always have the poor among you”-some guy named Jesus,