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 @9M64PWN from Oregon answered…3hrs3H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

They should look into why those shelters were rejected, when the alternative is sleeping outdoors with little to no envi…

 @9M644TS from Illinois answered…3hrs3H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Not directly, but residential zoning laws should be deregulated, allowing for freer choice of property usage.

 @9M5XNYP from Texas answered…8hrs8H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

I think if there were more social services programs with proper funding this can help with homelessness and providing me…

 @9M5W9RW from Pennsylvania answered…9hrs9H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

No, but we should make more homeless shelters and more social programs to get people off the streets

 @9M5Q2TD from Utah answered…17hrs17H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, but don't take away available land. take areas that are run down like warehouses or create tiny home options in a c…

 @9M5N8L5 from Ohio answered…20hrs20H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

yes, on designated public property so long as it doesn't interfere with the general use of public land.

 @9M5M64T from Colorado answered…21hrs21H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Yes if they are not creating a sanitation hazard and not impeding the intended use of the public property. Otherwise no.

 @9M5LXFR from California answered…22hrs22H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, but not in an area where the locals believe the above mentioned "character" of their neighborhoods will be harmed.

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