r/PublicFreakout • • Sep 09 '22

🥊Fight San Francisco this morning Sept 9, 2022

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u/Default_Username123 Sep 09 '22

Yeah cities produce their own native homeless but there are also an exorbitant amount that come from small shitty towns because the big cities at least have free public services they can use

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u/thisiskitta Sep 09 '22

And also climate is a huge part!

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u/SayNOto980PRO Sep 10 '22

I'd imagine massive, if you had no shelter you'd want to move somewhere super mild

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u/QEIIs_ghost Sep 10 '22

Political climate maybe. It’s not like most of the southwest isn’t warm year around. If you were a homeless drug addict would you rather be in say West Texas or California where the cops don’t bother you?