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No, but but fund more public shelters and low income or free housing, such as tiny homes for those who need to get back…

I would say yes and no, i believe that there should be grounds for homeless people in parts of not accepting shelter, bu…

Yes, they should be allowed to camp on public property, but only from certain hours and only for so many days. No long t…

I believe yes but only in certain areas. For example, they could scare kids if they sleep at a playground.

There should be alotted places for them to camp and can continue living in which they currently wish (assuming they do n…

yes but give them specific areas to sleep at bc they cant be at every public area bc some homeless people be doing thing…

No, but I think if we invested more in better temporary housing, food, and better public healthcare - it would really de…

No, but provide more free shelters for the homeless and social programs to get people back on their feet.

Yes but, the homeless person should remove themselves from the property when the building opens for business as usual. N…

Yes, as long as they remove themselves when the public building opens for business or regular operations. No loitering o…

No, but more social programs to provide food, clothing, medicine, housing, and general assistance should be created.

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