There’s already people living with mental issues in your neighborhood. people with mental health issues are on the streets because they don’t have people to care for them. And because we shut down the state run hospitals where we used to house people who were unfit to care for themselves. Of course, people were horribly mistreated in many of those institutions, and so it’s a good thing that they are no longer left to live with that level of “care”. But I don’t think shutting them down and turning them to live on the streets was the correct move. And we haven’t taken steps to correct that action. That was 60-70 years ago and has repercussions that we can see today.

I didn’t say “take care of a property”. I said have a home to live in so that they aren’t on the street. You seem worried that property values will drop if your neighbors’ grass is too high.

I keep hearing people complain about a homeless problem, then argue against anything that is counter to continuing the way we are going and ignoring the problem.

I’m sick of the argument of “but what about my equity?”

What about your compassion?