Debating Poverty & Government Policy | FriendZone Community
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The FriendZone | Make Friends ⋅ Fun Chill Active Chat ⋅ VC Social Gaming ⋅ Memes ⋅ Nitro Emojis ⋅ Anime community recently engaged in a thoughtful discussion regarding government responsibility toward low-income families and the homeless. Members debated the effectiveness of direct aid versus long-term economic stabilization, job creation, and housing rights. This thread highlights the server's commitment to hosting meaningful, diverse conversations on real-world issues alongside its social gami...
Um I know that lots of Governments typically never cares about the people
But At some point if you want to make your democracy better
At least start helping the low income families along with the homeless (that really needs the help)
Other than that I feel like there are still more issues alongside for sure but this is honestly a good start if they want to make this happen
So yeah y'all whats yall take?
To really help the low-income and homeless people we want better policies to help them. Maybe, stabilise the economy, then if possible lower the prices of some basic commodities. For homeless people, maybe build some shelter house kinda thing where they can be provided food, shelter etc. according to their needs( this one need strict surveillance so that people don't abuse this by hoarding things and selling it)
I like where this is going
yea exactly..
best way to help the poor is to improve ur economic conditions
and reduce income differences
Transfer payments done by govt
are the worst things
cuz they help only in short term and maybe even cause problems in long term
lower prices of basic commodities...not possible in demand and supply based market
not directly at least
That's why I said "If possible"
giving them job opportunities is the best possible way to reduce poverty
cuz even if u give them free shelter and some money
most poor people are dumb and they will prolly just waste that
Agreed 👍
Most practical thing will be Stabilise the economy, improve your healthcare policies, Housing should be considered as a proper human right. Work to improve education system, provide job opportunities.
lowering prices aint gonna happen tbh
this one is good one
They are all to greedy
Looting more money ,even with the excess they have
Idk we can't assume like that to everybody idk if ur reffering to homeless people or low income poverty or the government itself
The government
It's not like they'll do it, in order for the rich to get richer, the poor will get poorer, and the divide will widen
I remember when the gov wanted to pass a bill to remove homeless ppl if they stink
There was this bill the gov tried to pass, to basically remove those on the streets that had an 'excessive smell'
Basically criminalising them if they stunk💀
Cos it caused a nuisance apparently
