The state program gave participants $1,000 cash payments each month for two years. At the end of the project’s first phase, 91% of participants reported being in stable housing.

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    For many people, it’s important that there is suffering by people who “deserve” it. Giving people money feels wrong and unjust. People who think like that are assholes

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    OH!? WHO THE FUCK COULD HAVE SEEN THAT HELPING PEOPLE GOING THROUGH HARDSHIP INSTEAD OF CRIMINALISING AND MARGINALISING THEM WOULD ACTUALLY HELP?!?!

    What a fucking shocker, people don’t want to be homeless?! And maybe given the means, will pull themselves out?!?

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      It really is baffling. Smh. I always thought the way to help people was to give rich people tax breaks.

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      But what about the bootstraps?!? Why isn’t anyone thinking about the bootstraps?