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Subjectively seen by them as good to themselves and to others. That's commom good, shared (by all) good. Both as privates and as a community. Whole good rather. Both in common and in private: Life or no murder, food or no hunger, sheler ot no homlessness, health or no illness
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Replying to @moseskagan
I think the fundamental problem at the core of current homlessness policy in LA (CA too) is failure to enforce standards and laws. Why for example does Orange County not have the problems LA County does? Maybe they just say "not here, bro."
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You dont to end homlessness because you would loose out on all your NGO kickbacks. We spent $10 billion a year on homelessness assistance and somehow that’s not enough…
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Replying to @princesalamwane
And BTW, when ENDING HOMLESSNESS (And hunger!) would literally cost your Govt about THREE PENNIES worth of every tax dollar, you got a f**ked up Govt. Abt $100B, 1/10 of the Pentagon's Budget. How much is that out of the budget?...
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Replying to @EmilySm43
Homlessness and POVERTY not just for him but for his Daughter wife entire entourage
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Replying to @Victoria00025
I could make WorldPeace With 100 billion $ 20-End World Hunger 10-End Homlessness 50-End poverty taxes 10-End violence,racism,crime, &hate 5-free energy 5-infinite fresh water What does that say about anyone with that kind of money?
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Replying to @g_addison
Free health care? Fuck the government, I cant help how these assholes destroy my beautiful country. But if I was incharge I would End hunger, poverty homlessness, taxes, crime Racism and violence. But that doesn't happen for another 49 years. But dont hold that on me!
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IT WILL NOT LAST ANOTHER 250 YEARS UNLESS AMERICA TRULY BECOMES THE LAND OF THE FREE AND EQUALITY FOR ALL PEOPLE IN EVERYTHING. THE RICH MUST BE TAXED UNRELETLESSLY& WEALTH &OPPORUNITY DESTIBUTED EQUALLY TO ALL RESIDENTS. NO HUNGER, NO HOMLESSNESS, ALL PEOPLE TREATED EQUALLY
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Replying to @RepDWStweets
You all aint going to spend to end homlessness. You will use that money to line your own pockets. You want to spend money, free it up by cutting spending for other things.
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Replying to @SenAdamSchiff
Thought you were supposed to end homlessness but why lose your voters
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Replying to @Gayettix @Robotbeat
Not all too different for homlessness either. What really is the difference between a homeowner association and a local warlord? (Kidding. Mostly.)
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that bitch has the power to end homlessness and hunger in the us twice and still be a billionaire and yet he’s making you pay for your app to be purple like
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Replying to @w_terrence
My only problem is I could end world hunger forever With 20 billion $ At the same time cutting the food prices in half. With another 5 billion I could Create 1 million jobs End homlessness free energy And an EV that charges while driving EAT YOUR HEART OUT ELON
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Replying to @TruthFringe
I could end ALL hunger and high food costs and homlessness in ALL of Canada FOREVER! with $150,000,000
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@cwebbonline is the perfect example of a person enslaved by ideology. His idea of Los Angeles is: Gangs, violence, homlessness, murder, rape, child molestation, cartels, illegal aliens, poor people, failing schools, poverty, drug addiction and suffering. 100% a slave to the democrat party.
Spencer Pratt just released an unhinged “concession” video. I’m only showing a short clip because the full thing is that bizarre. I have no idea what Los Angeles he’s talking about, but it isn’t the one I’ve lived in since middle school. At this point, Pratt sounds less like a candidate and more like someone in need of mental health services.
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Here's the thing though, it would not pay for free college and trade schools for every American in the GOV hands, just like billions spent on homlessness created more homeless. The incentive structure doesn't work like that why? Humans don't value things they get for free.
Brad, a 5% tax on Elon's trillion net worth would literally pay for free college and trade school for every American. And with the market's growth, he still would be worth over a trillion dollars! You don't think that's worth it?
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5% of $1.2T is $60b. 8m students in BA/BS programs on average pay over $20k/yr, or ~$160b/yr for BA/BS degrees only. That tax could not cover even half of only US bachelor degree costs for just 1 year, excluding grad, ass., or trade degrees totaling another ~10m students. nces.ed.gov/programs/coe/i… bestcolleges.com/research/colle
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Replying to @grahamformaine
Why? Most idiotic thing I have heard. But I guess it plays in with the Democratic (Socialist) parties form of enrichment: 1. tax creators at high rates 2. Form activist groups based on causes (ex: homlessness). 3. Funnel money from government to activist groups. Repeat. Basically, stealing wealth from creators and investors.
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Replying to @nytimes
Good for him. He’s building things of value which people are willing to take the risk of investing their money in. Unfortunately, it seems the Democratic (socialist) party only creates activist groups which funnel money from the government into their pockets. No real value, just whining for causes which has the highest return. Use to be climate change, now its homlessness and palestine.
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