It’s not a political thing, it’s an urban vs. rural thing. Cities tend to have more robust services for the homeless, so naturally homeless people wind up gravitating there.
They’ll find a way to suspend the law so it doesn’t affect victims of the hurricanes and then reinstitute them again later.
Such a tragedy that this didn’t/doesn’t get the attention it deserves.
A quiet book is pretty age-appropriate for a toddler.
Alzheimer’s, and the fact that my mother’s genes put me at terrible risk of developing it. The idea of my mind slowly fracturing while my body continues to live is utterly terrifying to me, and I have actively thought about buying a gun to take care of the problem should it ever appear. Problem is, I don’t even know that I’ll recognize it if it does.
I would argue the plumbing system beneath and behind you is more useful.
Someone did an analysis of what would happen if Superman actually punched you at full strength, and it turns out his fist would never connect with you, because you’d be vaporized by the wave of nuclear explosions erupting from his knuckles as they caused air molecules to fuse in nanoseconds.
Removed by mod
They do. You just haven’t bothered to look: https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c722pyj1zm1o
The same is true of Palestinians and Hamas though: https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2024/03/22/poll-hamas-remains-popular-among-palestinians/
So weird, how people rally to support those attacking the people who’ve recently done them grievous harm.
Simple Google search: https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c722pyj1zm1o
There are tons of anti-war protests in Israel. You’re just not hearing about them because you don’t bother to look.
Removed by mod
Yeah, unfortunately Lemmy is a magnet for far leftists and anti-American extremists. It’s got the opposite problem of some other social media platforms.
I don’t mind it at the end of the day. They make themselves pretty obvious, and once you realize what they are, they’re pretty pathetic.
Removed by mod
I named one. Now you’re on about something else entirely. Go back to IS, troll.
Which were all prompted by 9/11 and various other terrorist attacks on the U.S. and its allies.
You can trace the line of cause and effect back as far as you want. Who you think are the “good guys” be the “bad guys” in this will always be biased.
Agreed. Doesn’t negate my point though. Extremists usually view those closer to the center as on the other side of it.
Thanks for proving my point.
We’re not disagreeing. I’m just pointing out rural towns don’t have the problem of homeless people creating tent cities because they don’t tend to have the services homeless people need to begin with.