• Hadeny
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    211 months ago

    @jordanlund @const_void job is ideal, yet there are barriers for those living in their vehicles to get one. some people are only lucky enough to have a car and not an RV, how will they keep up hygiene for an interview? how can people access addiction services when they often require good insurance or a lot of money? if they don’t have a permanent residence are they able to renew driver’s licenses? is it these barriers that make Andrew compare his situation to imprisonment?

    • Jordan Lund
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      211 months ago

      He isn’t saying his situation is imprisonment, he’s saying living in the RV camp with restrictions is imprisomment.

      • Hadeny
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        11 months ago

        @jordanlund “‘It’s a controlled environment,’ [Ralph] said. ‘They control you. They got to let everybody get in there, you can’t put a label on people.’ ‘No one wants to go in there because of the rules,’ Angel said. ‘No one wants to be told what to do like that.’ The Salvation Army runs the site. Their spokesperson said they weren’t sure if they had a list of site rules yet. KGW is planning to meet with them next week to find some clarity.”

        seeing it’s Sal Army it’s good to follow up