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    it is about three billion dollars a year, but it still isn’t enough for the demand. Most conservatives just see the homeless as a nuisance. Each time a homeless person is given a ticket for loitering it cost the city will have to bear the costs. Homelessness has a big impact on the environment. Without an adequate place to dispose human waste the encampments become hazardous. Water ways are at risk of being polluted and ecosystem can be destroyed. The amount homeless in our nation is not…

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    KINDNESS." Given these details, it's reasonable to assume that the man is homeless. Homelessness is a complex issue that extends beyond the absence of shelter, encompassing difficult societal challenges like social isolation and economic vulnerability. Its roots are deeply entrenched in poverty, unemployment, inadequate housing options, mental health struggles, and substance abuse. The consequences of homelessness are far-reaching, leading to health problems, unfair treatment from society,…

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    More Assistance for Homeless Veterans Homelessness is an unfortunate occurrence that can affect some Americans, including non-veterans and veterans. A veteran "is a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service, and who was discharged or released therefrom under conditions other than dishonorable" (qtd. in Perl 2-3). In Jason Davis ' blog entry "The ‘Invisible Monster ': A Homeless Female Veteran 's Journey to Take Back Her Life from PTSD," he focuses Casondra Williams, a…

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    mental illness crisis.” (Deinstitutionalization). Due to moves like this, homelessness doesn’t decrease, it just increases. Approximately fifteen percent of Americans are chronically homeless. Being chronically homeless means that a disabled person will experience homelessness for a year or longer(Social Solution). Homeless mentally ill people are being kept homeless, which is a problem, but there is always a solution. Homelessness has been on the earth for forever. But, In 1383 the homeless…

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    determine how this specific group can be helped. By doing so, there is a possibility that homeless individuals from the general population can be helped as well. Cunningham (Aug 2009) emphasizes that working to eliminate homelessness in veterans may be part of the solution to ending homelessness in the United States. Being a large group, veterans take away resources from others which are homeless, who do not have the same support systems in place, through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).…

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    exeperiment, people would just look at you and keep walking. There are nice people out there and it’s sad that most of them are homeless. If you were to drop your wallet, a homeless wouldn’t steal it - they would give it back. People need to learn about homelessness because if they were to learn about it, maybe they would be…

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    Pennsylvania Homelessness has been a problem for decades in Pennsylvania. In January of 2015, there were over half a million people experiencing homelessness in the United States. Not every homeless person has the choice of finding a place to live for shelter, and many children and adults suffer from homelessness every day. There are many shelters for single adults with children but not many shelters to house single adults. There are various reasons for homelessness in…

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    Jordan Flaherty once said “Housing is a human right. There can be no fairness or justice in a society in which some live in homelessness, or in the shadow of that risk, while others cannot even imagine it.” It is because I agree with John Flaherty in the position regarding housing, that I feel compelled to affirm today’s resolution. Resolved: The United States ought to guarantee the right to housing. For clarification of today’s round, I offer the following definitions: Word: Guarantee…

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    cost more money, but do no help in breaking the cycle to end homelessness. It is true that reducing or eliminating these homeless programs may save money, but only as a short-term solution. However, as a result of these services being eliminate or reduced, it forces individuals, families,…

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    Homelessness A huge problem in America and how it should be addressed. Imagine being alone with no food, no safe place to go, and no one to help you. This is the life of a homeless person, a life hundreds of thousands of people face each day. With little to no support from the government, and only harsh laws that make life more difficult, life as a homeless person is far from desirable. The government should provide shelter, access to food, along with education and job opportunities for the…

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