*** OFFICIAL BREXIT SUNLIT UPLANDS and #MEGA THREAD ***

[MadMojoMonkey]

Funny. St Louis did a shockingly similar thing in the past month.

We had a "tent city" of homeless people living near city hall downtown for a long time. Months?
And then one day, cops came in and forced them all to leave.

It was a clusterfuck.
3 bills have been proposed and sent back to committee in the immediate aftermath under a broad label of "Homeless Bill of Rights."
There's strong push to do something, but not consensus on what.

Probably evaporate once the sting of the recent event fades, but I can at least hope for something nice.

[Poopadoop]

Funny. St Louis did a shockingly similar thing in the past month.

We had a "tent city" of homeless people living near city hall downtown for a long time. Months?
And then one day, cops came in and forced them all to leave.

Makes you wonder where they all went to then. It's not like that solves the problem of homelessness, unless you think the problem is having them where a lot of people will see them.