They seem to think that if the person just "gets a job" that they will be able to get an apartment. Not every homeless person is a drunk or druggie and alot of people who have nice homes are drunks and druggies too. Most jobs these people can get and keep don't pay enough afford rent and electricity which you also have to have to rent an apartment. Most places require 3 times the rent to get in which means in my city you would have to make 1500 month to afford the cheapest apartment in the worst part of town and then you have to pass a credit check. Also most homeless people don't have cars and can't always get housing assisitance if it is on the other side of the city from where they work. Why can't people understand that having a job doesn't always mean you can get a place to live?
2007-01-26
11:08:33
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