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A San Francisco homeless encampment ie tents cost $60k per year per individual. That comes out to $5k a month. Camp includes toilets, showers, services and is considered 'safe'.
Those are cost per individual and a tent. The question is how much to rent porta potties, porta showers and security guards along with a lot or parking lot.
$5000 per month is still cheaper than tossing the criminal homeless into prisons.
I wonder how long it will be before the Dems step up with an idea to pay these homeless people? $1000 per week sounds about right and the state will save $1000 per month per person. but of course in San Fran $1000 per week is a pittance.
$5000 per month is still cheaper than tossing the criminal homeless into prisons.
I wonder how long it will be before the Dems step up with an idea to pay these homeless people? $1000 per week sounds about right and the state will save $1000 per month per person. but of course in San Fran $1000 per week is a pittance.
What to do what to do?
What you really mean is taxpayers pay the homeless. Personally I would go with Darwins evolutionary therory.
A San Francisco homeless encampment ie tents cost $60k per year per individual. That comes out to $5k a month. Camp includes toilets, showers, services and is considered 'safe'.
Those are cost per individual and a tent. The question is how much to rent porta potties, porta showers and security guards along with a lot or parking lot.
The city pays for it, so why would anybody care that doesnt live there?
Proggies love their hyper expensive humanist projects, and SF is proggy central.
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