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http://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers

This is specifically citing people living in shelters. This study (HUD) is not the end-all-be-all, and certainly has faults, but I’ve seen many studies where the number is close to the 46% stated here. Also, I didn’t say that most have mental illness. Close, but your claim makes some…[Read more]

http://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers

This is specifically citing people living in shelters. This study (HUD) is not the end-all-be-all, and certainly has faults, but I’ve seen many studies where the number is close to the 46% stated here. I didn’t say that most have mental illness. Close, but your claim makes some…[Read more]

http://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers

This is specifically citing people living in shelters. This study (HUD) is not the end-all-be-all, and certainly has faults, but I’ve seen many studies where the number is close to the 46% stated here. I didn’t say that most have mental illness. Close, but your claim makes some…[Read more]

http://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers

This is specifically citing people living in shelters. This study is not the end-all-be-all, and certainly has faults, but I’ve seen many studies where the number is close to the 46% stated here. I didn’t say that most have mental illness. Close, but your claim makes some inferences I’m…[Read more]

http://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers

This is specifically citing people living in shelters. This study is not the end-all-be-all, and certainly has faults, but I’ve seen many studies where the number is close to the 46% stated here. I didn’t say that most have mental illness. Close, but your claim makes some inferences I’m…[Read more]

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Edit: after seeing Jamarcus’ post it’s clear that you run this blog, or are in someway tied to it. Thanks for the bullshit buddy. You’re part of a huge problem, I hope you understand this. I watched an interview with the asshole that started the Pizzagate nonsense last year, which lead to a man…[Read more]

Are you in any way affiliated with this blog?

Edit: after seeing Jamarcus’ post it’s clear that you run this blog, or are in someway tied to it. Thanks for the bullshit buddy. You’re part of a huge problem, I hope you understand this. I watched an interview with the asshole that started the Pizzagate nonsense last year, which lead to a man…[Read more]

Are you in any way affiliated with this blog?
Edit: after seeing Jamarcus’ post it’s clear that you run this blog, or are in someway tied to it. Thanks for the spam buddy.

Are you in any way affiliated with this blog?
Edit: after seeing Jamarcus’ post it’s clear that you run this blog, or are in someway tied to it.

Are you in any way affiliated with this blog?
Edit: after seeing Jamarcus’ post it’s clear that you run this blog, or are someway tied to it.

Are you in any way affiliated with this blog?

When I google this literally nothing related to his supposed death comes up other than links to this strange blog. Maybe it’s true, but people are spreading this as if it’s definite even though there appears to be zero evidence. This goes back to the huge problem of the prevalence of misinformation…[Read more]

When I google this literally nothing related to his supposed death comes up other than links to this strange blog. Maybe it’s true, but people are spreading this as if it’s definite even though there appears to be zero evidence.

When I google this literally nothing related to his supposed death comes up.

Link doesn’t work, and when I google this literally nothing related to his supposed death comes up.

Roughly half of the homeless population are either severely mentally ill, or addicted to narcotics, which is an illness in its own right. Are shelters really the best solution for these folks? I recognize the need for shelters, but I’m wondering how much we compound the problem by lumping all homeless together (metaphorically speaking), and acting…[Read more]

Roughly half of the homeless population is either severely mentally ill, or addicted to narcotics, which is an illness in its own right. Are shelters really the best solution for these folks? I recognize the need for shelters, but I’m wondering how much we compound the problem by lumping all homeless together (metaphorically speaking), and acting…[Read more]

Roughly half of the homeless population is either severely mentally ill, or on some sort of hard drugs, which is an illness in its own right. Are shelters really the best solution for these folks? I recognize the need for shelters, but I’m wondering how much we compound the problem by lumping all homeless together (metaphorically speaking), and…[Read more]

Roughly half of the homeless population is either severely mentally ill, or on some sort of hard drugs, which is an illness in its own right. Are shelters really the best solution for these folks?

I don’t know about the homeless committing more crimes (at least not violent), but roughly 25-35% are addicts, so the drug trade tends to be highly prevalent in areas where the homeless congregate. This is not an argument against homeless shelters, by the way. Seeing as nearly 50% of the homeless population is either severely mentally ill, or on…[Read more]

I don’t know about the homeless committing more crimes (at least not violent), but roughly 30-40% are addicts, so the drug trade tends to be highly prevalent in areas where the homeless congregate. This is not an argument against homeless shelters, by the way. Seeing as nearly 50% of the homeless population is either severely mentally ill, or on…[Read more]