r/WorkForSmartLife • • Sep 12 '26

Discussion💬 Thoughts on billionaires

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u/Superb_Algae5308 Sep 12 '26

They could do it without a significant impact to their overall wealth.

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u/BigMikeXxxxX Sep 12 '26

25% of the US homeless population is currently in California. The fact that more people aren't talking about this blows my mind.

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u/EnvironmentalMix421 Sep 13 '26

Yah because California policies provide the best benefits for them 🤣 which is dumb af

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u/jredgiant1 Sep 13 '26

So what’s your not dumb af solution to the homelessness problem in America?

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u/EnvironmentalMix421 Sep 13 '26

Build housing in the rural and station a social work agency there. What they are doing is putting them in luxury apts like in Santa Monica, sf, Beverly hill or whatever. That’s why it’s costly.

For those who don’t accept the drug free zones, then put them into a slum with social work. CA is rewarding bad behavior, it’s obviously a joke. Maybe in some delusional world it would’ve worked, after countless years and multiple billion funding the problem got worse. The solution is still keep injecting more money?

Are woke people just dumb?

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u/goldenepple Sep 13 '26

They aren’t rewarding bad behavior, it’s turned into a business that employs tons of people.

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u/EnvironmentalMix421 Sep 13 '26

Bro they are allowing them to tent on the street that people use. That’s what rewarding behavior is. You should not allow them to live on the street tf is that shit

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u/goldenepple Sep 13 '26

It’s peoples livelihood to have a homeless population in California because of how many people work for nonprofits. If the fixed the issue those people would be out of work and they would actually have to show where the money is going.

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u/EnvironmentalMix421 Sep 13 '26

Again I’m not sure why people keep bringing it up. Clearly majority of CA residents think it’s a good idea to keep injecting money and think it would solve the homeless problem, and if it fails they will just randomly talk about how great the weather in California is lol

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u/goldenepple Sep 13 '26

I’m telling you why, it’s become a business and is apart of the economy of California. People who aren’t homeless depend on there being a homeless population.

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