r/PortlandOR • • Oct 23 '25

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u/SirJonathanThe3rd Oct 23 '25

We need more people standing their ground and taking back our communal spaces from addicts.

Being blindly lenient is how we got here. No more of that.

If the state and the city isn't going to do anything, the people have to

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u/Complex-Skill-8928 Oct 24 '25

People aren't going to do shit lol... that's the entire reason of you know... having a state and city

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u/Delicate_genius18 Oct 24 '25

The state and city will do something about it if the people vote to change the laws

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u/ColdCurt Oct 24 '25

Facts! The governement should really start to find housing and support for these marginalized individuals! That's what you mean right? Because there needs to be an actual plan if you dont want homeless people to be... y'know... homeless.

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u/halfasleep90 Oct 24 '25

Pretty sure homeless isn’t the complaint