Should homeless individuals, that have refused available shelter or housing, be allowed to sleep or…

How might your perception of public spaces change if you saw someone sleeping there, and what does that say about society's collective space?

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@9H8DRXYPeace and Freedom from Florida answered…6mos6MO

A person sleeping in a public place speaks more about the government than it does the person in misfortune. If he were rich and well dressed, the police wouldn't ask him to leave. Homeless have the same rights as others.

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