These States Are Pouring Money Into Homelessness #shorts

#homeless #usa #democrat #republican #costofliving #oregon #california #portland #losangeles #illinois #louisiana #ohio #connecticut
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Which state spends the most on its homeless? You might immediately think of states like Oregon or California because of homeless-infested cities like Portland and Los Angeles. But that wouldn't be the case. Oregon spends seventeen hundred bucks per capita, and California spends twenty-four hundred bucks per capita. Most states spend between twenty-four hundred bucks to four thousand dollars. Illinois, Louisiana, and Ohio spend almost 7000 dollars per homeless, and the state that spends the most on its homeless is Connecticut, at 8,500 dollars.
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[Atticcc]

FINALLY WE DID SOMETHING THAT CAN GET RECOGNIZED😭😭😭

[edbigsby]

No one thought California was doing the right thing.

[alleyoop]

Lol, per capita!😂
Tell me per homeless person and how much of that actuality gets absorbed into the beaurocasy.

[mryoungsavage]

Louisiana is literally ranked the last state. I promise a dirty politician got that. 😢

[KAKAROT-qjnw]

Who lives in Connecticut and say your city if you live there

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[oldsmobile]

All these churches and businesses can help homeless, help build a place for them and produce jobs like make them clean the city’s up from all their garbage

[nunote]

it's money spent to manage the homless, not to end it, if you were being paid a salary to deal with the homeless, you'd be inclined to keep them homeless.

[Moondoggy]

Let me help you, who collects the most money for the homeless cause and then spend the money on Homeless Advocates and politician's? The homeless get a free bottle of water and some emergency health care., but usually a body bag.

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The problem are the people in charge they are corrupt

[rahksayeed]

why is this a thing. give people sufficient opportunities to take care of themselves.

[Oa]

Keep giving them reasons to remain unemployed and homeless