76- A. It's beneficial for public safety (841 Votes)
- C. It won't make any difference (374 Votes)
- B. It's just a way to harass the homeless (196 Votes)
This is not a scientific poll — results reflect only the opinions of those voting.
Big Q
What do you think about a state lawmaker providing a map of homeless encampments in his district?
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Harass the homeless? It’s more the other way around instead.
AGREE. Time for some TOUGH love. Send the ones HOME who are NOT from Hawaii !!
After that, what about the other 60%???
Shoots , send them away too. Cheaper to live on mainland. Do them a favor.
IRT Krusha, fully agree with your post. This brings the homeless into the Light.
@ krusha
I agree with you..since we can’t fix the problem at least the public can avoid trouble spots.
@ kuroiwaj
Agree and also avoid trouble.
Unfortunately, it is in both of our best interest, to know who they are and where they are at. This way ambulance and police can deal with them appropriately.
Identify the “screamers” especially, so I know when to wear earplugs.
The homeless, strongly appear, to have more constitutional rights, than the ordinary & average person. Since when, did the homeless gain so much power, over public issues ?
The homeless, disrupt church services. The homeless, challenge people to fight, on Iolani Palace grounds. The homeless, stare at you, as they vandalize your car. The homeless, block your entry into public buildings, unless you give them an offering.
When did the homeless, gain so much entitled power, and have lawyers to protect them ?