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Should homeless individuals, that have refused available shelter or housing, be allowed to sleep or encamp on public property?

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56% 是的	44% 不
37% 是的	44% 不
18% Yes, and create more social programs to provide free food, clothing, and medicine	1% No, and make it a criminal offense

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@Qu0rumOliviafrom Pennsylvania linked…6mos6MO

Newsom held up a hand and cleaned up San Francisco

In advance of Xi’s visit, Newsom just held up a hand and rolled up SF’s seemingly permanent homeless encampments. He spent the political capital to do this, overriding all the Democrats paid by the city to feed drugs to addicts. Of course, Newsom could have done this at any time to the homeless industrial complex, but why now? Because their local business model is temporarily less important than his global power model: the question of how to hold onto power for his Party when his country is in decline.If Newsom pulls it off, we may soon see rapprochement between the farthest culturally left party in the world (the ultra-woke American Democrats) and the farthest culturally rightparty in the world (the ultra-nationalist Chinese Communists). That is, after the last few years of kicking and screaming, the declining Democrats may actually settle for a power-sharing agreement with the Communists to become their allies — and perhaps eventually their clients. At least, that’s certainly what Chinese state-run media seems to think of Newsom’s visit!

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