And probably a take over, assuming California can do that. Nearly 8000 homeless and a combined spending that equals more than $37,000/homeless person - how the heck do they have anyone still on the streets? Instead, they have lost tourism and conventions because they have so many homeless on the streets!
That money isn't getting to where it's needed - there's no way that those numbers don't reflect serious misappropriation if not out and out graft.
$37,000 and you can't house these people?!
I'm fully aware that homelessness comes with a lot more than just financial issues - but that's an astounding amount being put into the system - cities with only a fraction of that don't have people sleeping on sidewalks and pooping in the street. Something is very wrong in San Francisco.
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Before tossing in more money, the state government needs to act - send in the auditors and investigators to find out where all that money is going. If somehow it's not being diverted, good - now find out why it isn't working (yeah, yeah, we can already guess - but be fair and prove it). If it is being diverted, criminal cases need to be brought, and the government needs to be taken over.
That money isn't getting to where it's needed - there's no way that those numbers don't reflect serious misappropriation if not out and out graft.
$37,000 and you can't house these people?!
I'm fully aware that homelessness comes with a lot more than just financial issues - but that's an astounding amount being put into the system - cities with only a fraction of that don't have people sleeping on sidewalks and pooping in the street. Something is very wrong in San Francisco.
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Before tossing in more money, the state government needs to act - send in the auditors and investigators to find out where all that money is going. If somehow it's not being diverted, good - now find out why it isn't working (yeah, yeah, we can already guess - but be fair and prove it). If it is being diverted, criminal cases need to be brought, and the government needs to be taken over.
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