"Terrifying and dystopian": the dark realities of the Supreme Court's homelessness decision
"Terrifying and dystopian": the dark realities of the Supreme Court's homelessness decision
Sara Rankin, a law professor cited in Sotomayor’s dissent in the Oregon case, warns more cities will seek to banish the unhoused
... "The idea of rounding up unhoused folks and forcing them into camps or out of the jurisdiction entirely is obviously very concerning. And it should be of grave concern, because once something is invisible, you don’t know what’s happening to the already really vulnerable people living there." ...
Those people are going to funneled into for-profit prisons. All part of the plan.
"...there is one thing I don't understand: how could they have let things get so bad?" "That's a good question. I wish I had an answer."
According to DS9, the Bell Riots are supposed to happen in September 2024.
Now your employer can threaten you with jail.
and without the minimum wage going up housing costs are more than $7.25 an hour will cover not to mention food costs
starting wages such as Walmart's since covid have dropped significantly and no longer pay a living wage sometimes $13 an hour or lower
not sure if this was even talked about during the debate by either candidate