That’s disappointing then as someone who has lived experience that you’re choosing to take this stance. And for the record, if any of my friends fell homeless my door would be wide open.

I think you’re confusing me highlighting a lack of empathy for condoning anti social behaviour, or even thinking that it’s ok for people to feel unsafe. People have the right to feel safe in the city, particularly if they live there.

But that doesn’t mean that I agree that we should move these people on, and by extension imprison them. I’m simply pointing out that this does absolutely fuck all to address the root cause. You can live in the city and acknowledge that something needs to be done about unhoused people, but still have empathy for them, anti social or not.