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Ceffer
2024 May 10, 9:58pm
Ceffer
2024 May 10, 9:58pm
It's a way of keeping the homeless industrial complex in a growth phase for money laundering. Unbonded and untaxed alcohol is cheap as dirt. Realistically, they are not giving them ENOUGH alcohol anyway since most advanced alcoholics will want at least a fifth a day if not more.
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Ceffer
2024 May 10, 10:50pm
Ceffer
2024 May 10, 10:50pm
AmericanKulak says
Complete horse shit. It's the poison that keeps them returning to emergency rooms, jails, and doesn't do a thing to prevent them from dying or seeking even more alcohol.
AmericanKulak says
Giving any addict or alcoholic even a single dose feeds their uncontrollable urge and incontinent usage. Inversion lie. It keeps them dysfunctional, but attracted to any minimal source available. It's an incentive to remain alcoholic and for homeless alcoholics to come to San Francisco.
AmericanKulak says
Keeps them drunk and homeless and on the streets for the Homeless Industrial Complex, and attracted like moths to a flame for their basic dose of their drug of choice.
These are assertion fallacies disguised as the usual virtue signaling. Beware the virtue signalers, because they deceive and have the tails of scorpions? Disguise ulterior motives in some kind of Inversion virtue signal and Bob's your uncle.
Experts involved in the program say that it has actually helped to keep homeless alcoholics out of hospitals, jails, and even from dying.
Complete horse shit. It's the poison that keeps them returning to emergency rooms, jails, and doesn't do a thing to prevent them from dying or seeking even more alcohol.
AmericanKulak says
The program is designed to curb the amount of alcohol homeless people drink. It still allows them some, but in a more managed way, in the hope of curbing their addiction in a controlled manner.
Giving any addict or alcoholic even a single dose feeds their uncontrollable urge and incontinent usage. Inversion lie. It keeps them dysfunctional, but attracted to any minimal source available. It's an incentive to remain alcoholic and for homeless alcoholics to come to San Francisco.
AmericanKulak says
which has been running for four years, as a way of taking care of vulnerable homeless people.
Keeps them drunk and homeless and on the streets for the Homeless Industrial Complex, and attracted like moths to a flame for their basic dose of their drug of choice.
These are assertion fallacies disguised as the usual virtue signaling. Beware the virtue signalers, because they deceive and have the tails of scorpions? Disguise ulterior motives in some kind of Inversion virtue signal and Bob's your uncle.
Program provides beer and vodka shots to homeless alcoholics
Aims to curb excessive drinking among the homeless and prevent deaths
Despite criticisms about enabling addiction, officials argue it saves money
By JAMES GORDON FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 21:08 EDT, 10 May 2024 | UPDATED: 22:10 EDT, 10 May 2024
The City of San Francisco is handing out bottles of beer, glasses of wine and shots of vodka to homeless alcoholics - and spending $5m a year on the program.
The alcoholic drinks are served by nurses as part of the city's 'managed alcohol program', which has been running for four years, as a way of taking care of vulnerable homeless people.
The program is designed to curb the amount of alcohol homeless people drink. It still allows them some, but in a more managed way, in the hope of curbing their addiction in a controlled manner.
Nurses assess patients and typically serve them the equivalent of 1-2 drinks between three and four times a day — handing out either 1.7 ounces of vodka or liquor (about a shot), 5 ounces of wine (1 glass) or 12 ounces of beer - about three-quarters of a pint.
Experts involved in the program say that it has actually helped to keep homeless alcoholics out of hospitals, jails, and even from dying.
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