Anonymous #1 5w

Did I say that in the post?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Well then what part about that mindset is evil

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Anonymous #1 5w

One, it’s classifying all homeless as drug addicted burdens on society when that’s just objectively not true, so the net this is casting will hurt regular ass people down on their luck. Two, it’s aggressively paternalistic. “Oh, these laws making it illegal to be homeless are for their own good!” No man. It’s to fill private prisons. That’s all any of this has ever been for. You’re just a sucker.

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Anonymous #2 5w

Fair

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

It’s definitely not all homeless people, but it is for sure a portion of homeless people. Just so we are both clear, the behavior that is illegal and being described do you think it is bad?

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Anonymous #1 5w

“It’s definitely not all homeless people” And yet every single word in your post signifies that you think it’s at the very least a vast majority. You’re a pawn bro.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Its not my post lil bro

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Why do you keep dodging answering the question?

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Anonymous #1 5w

Because you aren’t the one making the terms of this conversation, and I have no need to virtue signal and derailing my own point to say obviously bad things are bad.

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Anonymous #1 5w

“Do you think doing heroin on the street is bad?” Gee man, let me think. That’s a tough one. Youre really utilizing every second of my time with care and with poise 🙄

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

“ obviously bad” but the laws are to fill private prisons?

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Anonymous #1 5w

Yes.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Well obviously that law is only enforced to put people in prison, not because it’s actually bad🙄

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Anonymous #1 5w

Correct. The laws designed to target homeless people are indeed designed to fill private prisons. If you think imprisoning people stops drug use, you’re a tard.

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Anonymous #1 5w

You’re such a little propaganda soldier man. “Well obviously we have to imprison the drug users, regardless as to whether it prevents drug use in the future. Why…? Uh.. uh…. Uh…..” Lmao

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Wait, so do think doing heroin in the street is bad or not? Or do you just think it’s bad but we shouldn’t do anything to stop it

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Anonymous #1 5w

Does prison time stop people from using more drugs on average?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

I don’t really care if it does or not to be honest

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Anonymous #1 5w

I know you don’t. Because you’re a little propaganda soldier.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Propaganda is when not wanting people to do drugs in the street

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Anonymous #1 5w

“I don’t care if filling the private prison actually prevents the bad things from happening.” So don’t beg me to virtue signal about thinking things are bad. You clearly do not mind heroin usage on the street.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You’re so right, we should continue to let them do drugs in the street

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Anonymous #1 5w

I only said we shouldn’t put them in private prisons, tard.

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Anonymous #1 5w

You’re such a little corporate ball swallower it’s crazy.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Me wanting to put people in prison for doing illegal things on the street obviously means I want them to do drugs on the street You’re a real smart guy

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Anonymous #1 5w

Yes it does. Because when asked whether imprisoning them actually prevents more drugs use, you said you didn’t care. Meaning if prison time increased drug use on the street, you’d be okay with that.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

“ Doing drugs in the street is bad, obviously it’s bad. Everyone knows it’s bad.” “ but don’t punish people for doing drugs on the street, and if you suggest that you’re a bad person”

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Anonymous #1 5w

Because for you it’s not about stopping drug use, it’s about filling prisons. Cause you’re a little propaganda soldier.

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Anonymous #1 5w

If the punishment causes more drug use on the street? Yeah don’t do that punishment. That’s counter intuitive and frankly extremely stupid.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Driving at criminal speeds on residential road is bad But instead of sending them to jail, we should have them attend driving lessons so they won’t do it again in the future. God forbid GOD FORBIB there be a punishment

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

What system do we currently have in place could you substitute for prison time? Not one that we want to have in the future, but what we have right now today

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Anonymous #1 5w

Is your goal to punish, or to solve these issues? You have your priorities twisted.

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Anonymous #1 5w

It’s called rehab.

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Anonymous #1 5w

You fucking moron.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

We have enough spaces and rehab facilities today to stop putting people in jail or prison for drug related crimes and put them in those facilities??

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Anonymous #1 5w

Involuntarily might I add, they don’t have a choice

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Anonymous #1 5w

Just build more lmao. Works for persons.

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Anonymous #1 5w

*prisons

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

I wasn’t asking for some fairytale in the future, the topic was today and what we can do right now

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Anonymous #1 5w

“Let’s build an extra rehab center” “That’s a FAIRY TALE SOLUTION.” Bro.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You’re literally admitting that we cannot do your solution today

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Like the solution you’re proposing, is unobtainable today

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Okay fine in my scenario then we don’t have any drugs on the streets Which makes me more moral than you, because your solution still includes drugs on the streets

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Anonymous #1 5w

We’re done talking lmao

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Yeah because you cant stay in the reality of today, you have to keep going to some other reality

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Anonymous #1 5w

“You can’t stay in the reality of today, you have crazy ideas that are impossible like building a new rehab center” Okay.

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Anonymous #1 5w

You’re a sheep

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Mind you, those rehab centers aren’t being built right now

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Anonymous #1 5w

True, must mean it’s impossible.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

“Just build more rehab centers lol” What a brilliant sentiment

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

What a brilliant line of thinking, so lucky to be in the presence of such a intelligent us pol user

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

“Its raining? Yeah don’t worry at sometime in the future maybe possibly I’ll have an umbrella”

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Anonymous #1 5w

“Come up with a non complex solution to this problem” *does that* “Wow this is so non complex and stupid” Yeah man, had to bring it to your level as per your request. Despite that, you still determined “building more rehab centers” to be so unfeasible that it was a “fairy tale solution.”

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You’re right, how can I be so stupid?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

“ build more rehab centers in the future” is exactly how we should be talking and addressing the problem we have today with people doing drugs in the street

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Anonymous #1 5w

Yeah. True.

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Anonymous #1 5w

No shit we should build more rehab centers, probably one of the coldest takes you could’ve had here

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Anonymous #1 5w

You asked for a simple solution that could be achieved without much change to infrastructure. That’s what I gave you. Yet you still claim it’s impossible in the same breath as claiming it’s too simplistic. Stop whining like a bitch.

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Anonymous #1 5w

You need to face facts. You’re bought.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Still, that is not an answer for what we should do with people on the streets today doing drugs on the streets today

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

And I didn’t even ask for that??

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

We should actually make it legal to do drugs in the streets, anything more than that and you’re a corporate plant

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Anonymous #1 5w

Also hilarious how you think just building a mass amount of rehab centers is a simple solution

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Anonymous #1 5w

We’re already building a mass amount of prisons. Just change the floor plans. Rehabs are probably cheaper to build lmao, less security is required.

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Anonymous #1 5w

You always know the debate is gonna be fun when the person on the other side of the smartphone is saying shit you know they’d be embarrassed to say publicly.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You’re right, and I agree with you that we should build more rehab centers But until we have the infrastructure set up to deal with them that way, we need to do something with people doing drugs on the street right? Cant just let them do it

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Anonymous #1 5w

Oh are you sure? You’re sure building a rehab center isn’t a fairy tale solution? Idk man I’m starting to think it might be impossible who knows.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Not to mention most rehabs are significantly under capacity so we wouldn’t even have to start building right away. I’d bet by the time we fill every rehab in the country to capacity, we’d have had the time to build five more.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

What you’re proposing is an involuntary rehab center by the way. So to just build a mass amount of those would probably be pretty close to a fairytale, I don’t know if you have seen how government has been working lately, but that seems sort of out of the scope doesn’t not?

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Anonymous #1 5w

No buddy I don’t think it’s out of the scope of state governments to build buildngs.

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Anonymous #1 5w

“Look how awful our current government is, they can’t build rehab centers. Prisons on the other hand…” Uh huh. Too weak to help but just strong enough to do the exact thing required to help in a way that doesn’t help. Okay.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

If rehab centers Are significantly under capacity then surely there can’t even be people doing drugs on the street. Because they could just go to rehab lol

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Anonymous #1 5w

I can’t keep responding to dumb shit as if it isn’t dumb. I’m gonna go smoke a bowl and play video games.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Maybe you should go check yourself into one of those rehab facilities

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Anonymous #1 5w

If only we had rehab for the people in our society who need rehabilitation the most.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

There’s tons of open beds though haven’t you heard? I’m sure you could find one

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Anonymous #1 5w

Thankfully the one in my apartment smells like me

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Anonymous #1 5w

What should I write a song about? I’m done with marvel rivals for the moment

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You could write about how fall is coming, and that bittersweet feeling of saying goodbye to Summer while being excited for the cool weather

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Anonymous #1 5w

Maybe

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Anonymous #1 5w

Propaganda is believing that locking up people that you view as lesser than you because of something they struggle to control will make your community better and safer.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

Do you think people openly doing hard drugs on the street makes the surrounding community more or less safe/enjoyable to be in

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Anonymous #1 5w

Do you think locking people with a mental health issue in prison where there Issues get worse and their prospects decrease is a particularly moral thing to do? “I know what will decrease homelessness, let’s make them all felons! That way none of them can ever get a high paying job!”

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Anonymous #1 5w

I don't think them doing drugs makes the community safer, but I alsll I don't believe putting these people in underfunded and understaffed institutions is going to make our communities safer in the long term. In some cases, putting them in places like prison can make them more violent.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Fuckin genius

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

We can keep smashing up tent cities and forcing them into prisons but unless we give people real paths to improve their lives this sort of thing is going to continue as it already has. They have no incentive to move up in the world as is, otherwise more would be attempting.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

Everyone in this thread agrees that we need to take them off the streets and put them somewhere, we just don’t have the current infrastructure to agree on where to put them

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Anonymous #1 5w

No we have the infrastructure and or it could easily be built. Our prisons are full. Our rehabs are not. The one advocating for building the most new infrastructure here is you.

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Anonymous #1 5w

What are you, dumb? I'm not saying let them run around and do whatever, I'm saying we need a smarter solution than *just* locking them up.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

Especially because locking them up kind of insures they’ll be back on the street. Which if this was about solving homelessness we wouldn’t want. But this guys actual goal is to torture drug addicts for some reason.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

Mushy thinks we should “lock them up” in an involuntary rehab center

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Anonymous #1 5w

Sure. Where they’re not in cages like dogs with career criminals and drug peddlers. Where they have a bed and a roof and a room to themselves, food to eat, and the ability to clean up both literally and in the drug use sense. Where they can see their family, or get a real job. Seek education. Be human.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Right, and they don’t have the option to leave until they are “better”

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Anonymous #1 5w

Yes.

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Anonymous #1 5w

So I have to agree with them or something? Are you a sheep? I think rehab is a step in the right direction but we need more community-wide solutions to address homelessness. It doesn't stop at just getting a stable income or a roof over your head or a hot meal every so often.

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Anonymous #1 5w

And you want them to be in the exact same position except their humanity is further taken away, they’re given the opportunity to do more drugs, and it is guaranteed they’ll end up on the street when they get out.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

In a place that has high security, with enough guards to keep them in line and make sure they aren’t harming themselves or others

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

I also agree with that. I don’t actually believe we should only build rehab centers and lock people inside them. This guy just asked for a solution we could realistically enact today, so I gave him one.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

How about just implement more rehab rehabilitation efforts in already existing prisons?

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Anonymous #1 5w

Private prisons do not always offer those programs and many federal prisons with rehabilitation programs suffer from a severe lack of funding.

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Anonymous #1 5w

No.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

I would venture to say, they very RARELY offer programs like that.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 5w

So give them more funding, and the ones that don’t offer those programs have them start offering those programs

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Anonymous #1 5w

No. Putting the homeless in prison just ensures you create another consistent criminal.

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Anonymous #1 5w

The rehab centers we have are not equipped to handle involuntary stays, they don’t have security measures to keep people in the same way that a prison would or a jail would

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Anonymous #1 5w

You don’t realize it, but your first principle is punishing the homeless. That’s weird and immoral and you’re probably gonna go to hell for it.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You’re proposing a prison that is centered around rehab rehabilitation, you’re just not using the prison word

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Hell isnt real so im not really worried about that

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Anonymous #4 5w

Well it’s a complex problem, I think the main goal should be making it as easy as possible for people to get clean off of drugs. Housing should also be subsidized by the government to avoid people becoming homeless to begin with. It’s a very complex topic I’m not fully prepared to talk about. But subsidized housing and more functional routes to getting clean would be my two big steps if I ruled the world.

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Anonymous #4 5w

If you mean what can we do in America? Really nothing. Neither the democrats nor the republicans have any interest in destroying the pipeline between chronic homelessness and repeated prison sentences. It’s an intentional revolving door.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Lucky you

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

I don’t care if people do drugs, if you want to OD on meth or ibuprofen in your bathroom, I literally couldn’t give a shit. Do what you want with your life man live out your freedoms The original post was people doing drugs in the streets, the very real problem that exists today in most major cities. That I do care about, I don’t care if you’re homeless or if you’re some billionaire, that is a problem

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Anonymous #1 5w

Sure, like, a prison from Norway. We can do those that’s fine. And you no longer should have to disclose if you’re a felon on job applications. we can do that. I’m fine with that.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Oh okay so you think we should legalize all drug use?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

I’m fine with making prison “nicer”, as long as they are there and not on the streets works for me I have never been against implementing better, drug rehab, rehabilitation efforts in prisions

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Anonymous #1 5w

Also what? You don’t care if people want to commit suicide? The fuck?

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Anonymous #1 5w

Why wouldn’t you care if people want to OD dude.

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Anonymous #1 5w

I feel like as a society we should probably care about that. It’s like the point here isn’t that you want these human lives to be bettered, you just want them out of your way. Which is I guess why you’re lucky there’s no hell.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

From a legal standpoint? Why would I care

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Anonymous #1 5w

Why would you care if people die?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

I think about it the same way I think about morbidly obese people and heart disease. You obviously shouldn’t do it, but it’s Not my life

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Anonymous #1 5w

I guess I just can’t fathom seeing people struggling with addiction and poverty and having my first principle belief being “get them away from me.”

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Anonymous #1 5w

That’s what drives you. You don’t care where they go as long as it’s away.

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Anonymous #1 5w

I physically can’t think like that.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Yes, I think it’s bad when people endanger the public. Or when people hurt people

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Anonymous #1 5w

Who are you talking to? Who said anything about endangering the public or hurting people just now? Is there someone else in the room?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Like if someone drives drunk on the road, I think it’s a bad thing because it endangers the public. But I don’t care if someone who owns a lot of land drives drunk on that land, because they are not endangering the public

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Anonymous #1 5w

Right but that has nothing to do with what I just said to you.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

If people doing drugs on the streets only ever kept to themselves, and never harmed/endangered anybody or damaged any property then it wouldn’t be a problem.

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Anonymous #1 5w

But you don’t want to get rid of the ones that harm people you want to get rid of all of them. You know people who do drugs off the street also hurt people?

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Anonymous #1 5w

And again, has really nothing to do with what I said to you.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Just like if someone drives drunk, I don’t only want to put them in jail if they hit somebody

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Which point exactly would you like me to address mushy

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Anonymous #1 5w

Okay so then you think drug use should be illegal.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

In public yes

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Anonymous #1 5w

Even though drug users hurt people both in public and in private

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Drugs in relation to what the original post was menyes

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Anonymous #1 5w

And sometimes people even privately use drugs and hurt people publicly

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Anonymous #1 5w

So why does it only matter if a drug user hurts someone in public after publicly doing drugs? It’s pretty clear the issue you have with people publicly using drugs is not that they hurt other people when they do it.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

If you use drugs in private, and then hurt someone either in public or private then yes that would beba bad thing. And in that example, I don’t think they should go to rehab. I think they should go to prison.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Okay but you think all people who use drugs publicly should go to prison regardless of whether they hurt someone?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Yes, because they are doing so in public

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Anonymous #1 5w

And you don’t see the hypocrisy in that?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Doing drugs in public 👎 Doing drugs in private 🤷‍♂️ Hurting people in public or in private 👎

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Anonymous #1 5w

Yes thank you, I understand what you’re saying.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You seemed confused

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Anonymous #1 5w

Did I? I asked a pretty damn coherent question.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

And I have answered all of your questions

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Anonymous #1 5w

Restating your beliefs is not an answer to “do you see how those beliefs are hypocritical?”

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Just because you say they are hypocritical, doesn’t mean that they are

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Anonymous #1 5w

So the answer you meant to say was “no” then.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

No, I said the answer I was intending to say

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Don’t don’t do drugs in public, not really a hot take

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Anonymous #1 5w

Right, which after forcing you to explain, meant no.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Also, don’t hurt people in private or public

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Anonymous #1 5w

You want to do drugs in private, don’t go in public or don’t hurt anybody

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Anonymous #1 5w

So why should drug use be allowed in private but not in public, if both are liable to cause someone to act violently?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Doing drugs in public forces everyone else in public to be at risk, doing so the privacy of your own home still carries a risk, but it’s more contained

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Anonymous #1 5w

And if it spills in to the public, or causes someone to get endangered or harmed, Then that is where law enforcement should step in

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Anonymous #1 5w

Just like drunk driving in public is bad, drunk driving on your own property is fine, but if you then drive into the public or hurt someone then that is bad

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Anonymous #1 5w

Drunk driving the same as doing drugs and not driving? Wild.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

It’s exactly my point, it’s something I ban publicly but allow privately, even though both can cause harm

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Surely you’re familiar with analogies

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Anonymous #1 5w

So by that logic drunk driving in private property should be legal.

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Anonymous #1 5w

I can poke holes in this all day. We all know the real reason you hold this position is because it specifically targets homeless drug addicts. That’s the reason.

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Anonymous #1 5w

It’s a bad analogy dude. It doesn’t fit.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

I mean I have literally said that multiple times so far that drunk driving on your own property should be legal

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Anonymous #1 5w

That’s stupid then.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Specifically, how doesn’t it fit?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Why shouldnt it be legal

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Anonymous #1 5w

To drunk drive on your own property? Because you can still kill innocent people that way. They’d just be innocent people on your property.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Obviously. But the issue here is you don’t care about the fact the drunk driver is killing innocent people, your issue is that they’re in your way. Just like with homeless people. You don’t care that they’re dangerous, you’re mad they’re in your way.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

And I have already said that doing that would be bad, and that law enforcement should definitely do something if that happens

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Anonymous #1 5w

You could prevent that death by making drunk driving illegal all together.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Why are you insinuating that all homeless people are drug addicts

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Anonymous #1 5w

I’m not.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You are, you are taking my stance on drug use in public and applying it to all homeless people

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Anonymous #1 5w

I am however insinuating that your logic extends to all homeless people regardless of whether they’re drug addicts. Because I don’t believe your issue is public safety. I think you want homeless people out of your way all together.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

So even if it could harm someone in private, it should be illegal?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

You can assume things about my take all you want, if that makes you feel better go for it But nowhere in my stance have I drawn the parallel to all homeless people, it’s very clearly been about drug use in public

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Anonymous #1 5w

Depends on the thing. In drunk driving’s case, yes. In addictive drugs case, no.

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Anonymous #1 5w

I mean I don’t really have to assume it’s very clear you’re focus isn’t on the drugs it’s the homeless peopleZ

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

But you agree that drug use can harm people, so why shouldn’t that be made illegal

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Anonymous #1 5w

Because imprisoning drug users isn’t likely to stop them using drugs. The opposite happens actually.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Point to where exactly I have said that

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Anonymous #1 5w

Said what?

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Repeat dui rates are pretty high, so it seems that the act of imprisoning drunk drivers isn’t likely to get them to stop drunk driving. So then we shouldn’t imprison them, and suggesting to do so is immoral

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Then my focus is “ clearly” about homeless people

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Anonymous #1 5w

I didn’t say that you said that dumbass

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Anonymous #1 5w

True. Because prison doesn’t work lmao.

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Anonymous #1 5w

That’s actually kind of my point.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

So then you don’t think drunk driving on your own property should be illegal

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Anonymous #1 5w

No I do.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Talk about holes in logic

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Anonymous #1 5w

Nope. Illegal doesn’t mean prison. Talk about holes in your brain tissue.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Interesting, because that’s immediately where you jumped

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Anonymous #1 5w

Because you have said this entire time you want to put drug users who do drugs publicly in prison.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Do you feel like you’re using my time wisely? I want your honest answer.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

you also want to put them in a prison, but the kind that is an involuntary rehab center

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

This is Yik Yak, none of your time here is spent wisely

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Anonymous #1 5w

Good point. Bye.

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Anonymous mushy.the.mushroom 5w

So if someone is drunk driving on their own property, should they be involuntarily taken to an alcohol rehab center for a predefined amount of time?

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