Homelessness is an inevitable consequence of trickle-down economics. Over half a million Americans are homeless but there are 16 million vacant homes here. We need a 21st C Economic Bill of Rights to break the back of a soulless economic order & put people's lives back on track

Oct 13, 2022 · 9:17 PM UTC

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This might be in fact the most ignorant thing you’ve ever said. Just straight up stupid. Trickle down economics gives EVERYONE a chance to participate in the economy. Are you really this daft?
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No. Homelessness is a consequence of liberal policies that teach people drugs, alcohol, irresponsible sex are good; education, success, achievement and responsibility are bad; and the government is your friend and will take good care of you.
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So that’s what’s going to put lives back together? A written bill? 🤔🤔 from the soulless economic order?? Interesting….
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no, it is broken families and drug addiction
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I think homelessness comes mostly from alcohol and drug addiction.
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Drug addiction and mental health issues are the main reasons why people are homeless.
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Colleges teach that profit is achieved by exploiting labor, what about the cost of executive pay? Instead of running companies well, they scramble to dump labor if there's a downturn in the economy. Law should require that employees & management be laid off during layoffs as well
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So grateful for the time we spent with sister Nina. We did some good groundwork ahead of the election despite my lack of mobility.
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How do we as a society expect people to be financially successful without providing financial education for all students in our schools. How is Personal Finance less important than Art & PE?
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Yes ... Great Idea!
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