Should homeless individuals, that have refused available shelter or housing, be allowed to sleep or encamp on public property?

Yes, and create more social programs to provide free food, clothing, and medicine

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Imagine being given housing options that didn't meet your needs; how would you want communities to support you in a way that respected your choices?

What responsibilities do we have to ensure the safety and dignity of all individuals in our neighborhoods, including those who prefer to stay on public land?

How can society balance compassion for those without homes with the interests of the community at large, especially regarding public property usage?

Why do you think someone might choose the insecurity of the streets over the security of a shelter, and what does that decision reveal about shelter systems?

What's the importance of having a personal space to you, and how does that influence your view on individuals seeking such space in public areas?

How might a community's approach to homelessness reflect its values, and what would you suggest as an ideal solution for all parties involved?

No, and make it a criminal offense

Reflect on a time you felt out of place; how would you feel if you were asked to move just because you were trying to find a resting space?

Have you ever seen someone living in a public space, and what was your first reaction to that situation?

Do you think removing encampments makes homelessness less visible but does nothing to solve the issue, or do you think it helps the community? Why?

How do you feel public spaces should be shared among people with different needs, including those seeking shelter?

If you were living in an encampment, what daily challenges do you think you would face that others might not realize?

Do you believe cities should provide designated areas for encampments instead of moving people around, and why or why not?

If a homeless encampment existed near your home or school, how would you feel about it, and why?

How does your view of public safety tie in with the idea that some may need to use public spaces as temporary shelter?

How might your perception of public spaces change if you saw someone sleeping there, and what does that say about society's collective space?

If you were in a situation where you lost your home, what kind of support would you hope to receive from the community?

If you had no home and didn't feel safe at available shelters, where would you go, and why might public property seem like the only option?

In your opinion, should comfort and personal preference play a role in whether people without homes can use public spaces for encampment?