The State of Homelessness
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Re: The State of Homelessness
by Spider » Thu Oct 15, 2015 12:11 pm
Because in the city all the services are nearby. And the forests are generally either protected public lands (places not be covered by shanties and garbage) or leased out to timber producers.
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Re: The State of Homelessness
by eynon81 » Thu Oct 15, 2015 12:38 pm
Spider/Stratego.....large numbers of homeless folk live in the forest/mountains/desert.
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Re: The State of Homelessness
by Spider » Thu Oct 15, 2015 12:59 pm
I know...but compared to the urban areas....well actually it doesn't compare.
Plus, with people living out in the sticks you've got a stratification of homelessness. A lot of old dudes are out living in old RV's and vans, or they've got a shack somewhere, and access to some sort of supply. Are they really as homeless as the guy sleeping in the doorway of the local breakfast joint?
Plus, with people living out in the sticks you've got a stratification of homelessness. A lot of old dudes are out living in old RV's and vans, or they've got a shack somewhere, and access to some sort of supply. Are they really as homeless as the guy sleeping in the doorway of the local breakfast joint?
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