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 @9M9H9W6 from Georgia answered…10mins10m

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

It can make places really unclean so no, but we should make it more so that we don't have as many homeless people so we…

 @9M9GWN4 from California answered…19mins19m

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Yes, but also no. Yes, because I believe they should have other places or they shouldn't have to be in a shelter full of…

 @9M9GPC9 from Wisconsin answered…23mins23m

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes but only allow people to buy spots in these building if theres going to be 3 people or less in each apartment.

 @9M9FTMY from Texas answered…44mins44m

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Depends on where this building is taking place it shouldn't be incentivized in a lower population to make more people mo…

 @9M9FC4R from Texas answered…54mins54m

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

In areas of new construction, yes. Changing existing zoning where people bought in to single family home neighborhood, n…

 @9M9DJ4Bfrom Guam  answered…1hr1H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

No, but improve the currently available shelters and housings while also giving homeless individuals more incentive for…

 @9M9D6YS from Florida answered…1hr1H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

It is dependent on which property they are trying to encamp. It is also important to take into account that not all avai…

 @9M9D3K7 from Virginia answered…1hr1H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Yes, but if they are causing problems on the street for example using the bathroom on the street they should no longer b…

 @9M9BX5P from Ohio answered…2hrs2H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

yes and no because it makes our cities and towns look trashy but at the same time where else do they have to go?

 @9M9BH9Y from Connecticut answered…2hrs2H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

I think it depends on what public property, for example if there's a kid trying to play at the park but there's a homele…

 @9M98C6Y from Pennsylvania answered…3hrs3H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

I think that people can live wherever they want and it isn't up to the government to make said buildings.

 @9M97QGL from Pennsylvania answered…3hrs3H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Yes, and there should be a moratorium on any new single-unit housing builds, be it individual homes or suburban housing…

 @9M92HLY from North Carolina answered…10hrs10H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Only in large cities, or cities that have a lot of homeless people. They should focus onthe construction of shelter .

 @9M8YVNBfrom Northern Mariana Islands  answered…13hrs13H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

It depends. If they can stay out of public view and avoid contact with others, they may stealth camp unless discovered.

 @9M8Y2F6 from Arizona answered…14hrs14H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Yes, ask why they would rather to sleep in a public area then use the available shelter or housing that is provided

 @9M8XVY3 from Utah answered…14hrs14H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

I believe that if someone is going to refuse a place to stay they should not disrupt the public properties.

 @9M8WH97 from North Carolina answered…16hrs16H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

Only if you are allocating affordable options for families and not tearing down families homes for less than homes are w…

 @9M8W39R from Illinois answered…16hrs16H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

no, however if the circumstances or their beliefs contradict the available shelter space then they should be able to joi…

 @9M8T7X3 from Illinois answered…18hrs18H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

No, there are already plenty of abandoned and run down apartment buildings and houses that could use work done in big ci…

 @9M8T7X3 from Illinois answered…18hrs18H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

If houseless individuals who don't want to be treated like cattle would rather sleep under the stars aren't allowed to t…

 @9M8SGX8 from Texas answered…19hrs19H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

No, they shouldn't be allowed to encamp/sleep on public property since they can encamp in neighbourhoods or neighbourhoo…

 @9M8SG6Z answered…19hrs19H

Should the government incentivize the construction of high d…

No, high density residential building would most likely have undesirable living conditions however we should try and fix…

 @9M8SG6Z answered…19hrs19H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

No, if they have refused available shelter then at that point they have to go find their own house and not bother people…

 @9M8S4J8 from Minnesota answered…19hrs19H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available she…

Not if it poses a safety risk. Allocate unrelated or purchased government buildings as temporary shelters.

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