@realMeetKevin ...a tax deduction? Let their funds serve as a sponsorship of the rent, food, insurance, and help with mental and physical health as I’m sure many homeless people need therapy before going back to a normal life. And by surrounding homeless with successful people, you’re changing
@realMeetKevin Talking about the issue with homeless people. Everyone knows the saying “Show me who your friend are, and I’ll tell you who you are”. So what if instead of asking wealthy people pay high state tax, we’d ask them to finance a group of homeless people, which in its turn could be...