In New Orleans People With Jobs Are Living on the Street. What Could, or Should Be Done About This?

Question by ericdunbar051: In New Orleans people with jobs are living on the street. What could, or should be done about this?

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Answer by Andy V
them are lazy or tired after work if they have money, but doesnot want to build.
Their business.
You cant force people with no motivation.
leave them alone.

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