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The Picard Maneuver@startrek.websiteM to memes@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

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    When the city government wants to install anti-homeless benches, but doesn’t want the backlash from installing anti-homeless benches.

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      https://www.huduser.gov/portal/pdredge/pdr-edge-international-philanthropic-071123.html#:~:text=By prioritizing the Housing First,success at effectively addressing homelessness.

      Through an innovative public policy strategy that has virtually eliminated homelessness within its borders

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      This is probably the least dickish way to go about it.

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      I think your instant assumption about it being done for evil says more about the country you live than it does about Finland, because homelessness doesn’t seem to be a big issue in Finland. That’s ~5k homeless people in a country with ~5 million people, that’s ~0.1% of the population being homeless.

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        0.1% is big. I want to see 0%.

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        The US is roughly the same percentage and it was definitely a comment from a US political frame. In the US they are simply more visible as they congregate in cities.

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          As opposed to here where they congregate to mountaintops?

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            Certain demographics do not congregate everywhere. Farmers do not congregate in cities.

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              But we are talking about US and Finnish homeless who do

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        Also 70% of those homeless people are living with friends or relatives

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      We don’t have homeless people on finland. Or we do but quite minimally, the numbers are in couple thousand if I recall right

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        It’s around 4,400. It bears mentioning that the population of Finland is only around 4.5 million. The Dallas Fort Worth Metro area has a population of about 6.5 million and a homeless population of around 4,500

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          It bears mentioning that the population of Finland is only around 4.5 million.

          Lmao you might want to check your numbers

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            Sorry you’re right. It’s more like 5.5 million. My point stands

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