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Humbercare's Centre for Assessment and Emergency Accommodation is not a place anyone on here would be happy living opposite, it's described as a homeless hostel, but it's more of a medical facility for junkies.
 
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Bum_Chinned_Crab said:
Yeah you're right, I don't know it. It was described as a hostel for the homeless and I questioned why it's such an issue to have that near an area where kids play? If it is used as a place to house people who pose a threat to society and / or juveniles then maybe it should've been described as such and therefore I wouldn't have questioned it.
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Well now you know <ok>
 
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Unfortunately we have to have these places.
The bail hostel is still on the corner. Of queens isn't it? That's been there for years.
Anyway mr ndenu sounds a right arsehole. Attacked an autistic kid a few years ago.
 
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Kempton said:
Well now you know <ok>
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And if the original post had said 'whose idea was it to house people convicted of dangerous assault and supply of drugs opposite a playground where kids play?' then I wouldn't have questioned it.

But it didn't say that.

People seem to be reacting as if I have said something stupid and / or offensive here when I merely questioned the vilification of people who are unfortunate enough to not be able to house themselves for what could be a multitude of tragic reasons that would not pose a threat to playing children.
 
Bum_Chinned_Crab said:
And if the original post had said 'whose idea was it to house people convicted of dangerous assault and supply of drugs opposite a playground where kids play?' then I wouldn't have questioned it.

But it didn't say that.

People seem to be reacting as if I have said something stupid and / or offensive here when I merely questioned the vilification of people who are unfortunate enough to not be able to house themselves for what could be a multitude of tragic reasons that would not pose a threat to playing children.
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As I said, I live very nearby and so maybe I'm a little bit touchy on the subject.
 
Bum_Chinned_Crab said:
If you can explain to me why someone who isn't able to house themselves shouldn't be near kids playing then that would be super.
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Depends why they aren't able to house themselves. If you would be happy to have a load of people sat around drinking cheap cider near your kids fine.
 
Castro's Coffin said:
Depends why they aren't able to house themselves. If you would be happy to have a load of people sat around drinking cheap cider near your kids fine.
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You do have to wonder why a lot of people (not all) are homeless. I'm 100% certain a friend would put me up. Don't they have friends or family? If not why not? There has to be a reason why nobody will do that for you.

And before anyone gives me **** for this, I'm not talking about immigrants.
 
Kempton said:
You do have to wonder why a lot of people (not all) are homeless. I'm 100% certain a friend would put me up. Don't they have friends or family? If not why not? There has to be a reason why nobody will do that for you.

And before anyone gives me **** for this, I'm not talking about immigrants.
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What if the cause of their problem was family and / or friends?
 
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