Well if we gave them homes, you wouldn’t have to deal with them.

I get it. So it’s not that there are human beings without homes, it’s that you must deign to have to look at them. So how do we solve that? Concentration camps? What about mass execution? I’m genuinely curious how you suggest we solve the issue of you having to live in general proximity to abject poverty?

Look, man… I’m willing to meet you halfway as long as we agree that the only solution to this problem is to provide government subsidized permanent housing to the homeless. I just don’t believe in rounding them up like cattle and shipping them off. That this city is expensive (though not even the most expensive in the country) is the result of very deliberate policy decisions as opposed to some law of nature.

Solving homelessness has to involve housing the homeless.

People downvoting cannot tell me that they genuinely care about homelessness.

It’s during the day and it’s near the saxophone player. I guess it’s possible it’s just been some bird watchers seeing something else. Just not anything I’m used to seeing.

I was sure it was some kind of bird, just wasn’t aware of the backstory.

I walk across Central Park every day on my way to work. I was wondering why there were crowds of people staring into cameras pointed to the sky.

As someone who has experienced firsthand just how shitty the Wi-Fi is on these buses, I can assure you that this service is helping no one. They should either improve it or get rid of it altogether.

Stealing bad. Keeping entire families in a cycle of desperate poverty totally fine.

Yeah, but what if I still don’t give a shit? Does that make me like… a bad person?

There isn’t enough space for all the cars. There are too many cars.