Over half a million homeless people in America is not a cause, it’s a symptom. A nation’s economy should to the best of our ability set everyone up to win. Yet ours does not. Those who hold the major levers of power don’t even think that would be a good idea. 1/3

Aug 27, 2022 · 1:07 PM UTC

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From refusing to tax the very richest to corporate subsidies to absurd military budget, our biggest problem isn’t economic but moral: a willingness to see massive human suffering as an acceptable result of our economy’s driving impulse to give more to those who already have. 2/3
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The only thing that will keep this country from an ultimate descent into societal madness is a massive change of heart.3/3
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Replying to @marwilliamson
The US could afford housing by buying and maintaining the homes needed and enforcing and assigning employment. No one should be left without a home and a car! The state can buy used cars for their need and enforce employment and drug testing! Carelessness has lost a fortune..
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Hello I'm am struggling living in my car if anyone would bless me with some food or gas even order food I'd be grateful. gofund.me/634af2f2 Cash app #TeamHope143 could use a meal today and some gas to keep my car ac on even though the clutch just gave out me yesterday
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Replying to @marwilliamson
People are hiring. The majority of homeless are are a combination of drug addicts and mental health issues and not employable
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How many of the people coming across the border have homes to go to? How many will even have their organs next month? youtube.com/watch?v=ksJkZeHx…
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those that hold the levers of power are going to have their hands cut off... then their heads.
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The fact that our elected officials prioritize billion dollar companies over the everyday people should imbolden us to change
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Replying to @marwilliamson @tearoeprice
50% of those people are severely mentally ill. 50% have been in the foster care system. It's a pipeline to prison and/or homelessness. We need to prevent these kids from ever entering the system and if they do we need robust mental health services to help them w/ their trauma.
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Replying to @marwilliamson
I think you forgot the part about colleges raising tuition at 1000 times the rate of inflation.
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I think you forgot the part about Hollywood and the music industry glorifying drugs, guns, and sexual exploitation of women.
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It used to
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