"They spend the money in ways that everyone does," says Stacia West with the University of Tennessee, and a co-founder of the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Guaranteed Income Research. "Going to the grocery store, making sure the rent is paid, paying the car note." And buying drugs. Everyone does that too.
I love the idea of using a lane of some of the Pt. Loma's streets. I also want to know why don;t they retro fit all those empty warehouses in East San Diego and turn them into low income housing. There are some huge. backyards in my neighborhood and. more than one homeowner has built apartments. I think the City should take those backyards by eminent domain and build low income housing. Then they would actually be in someone's backyard. Doncha just love that idea?
"They spend the money in ways that everyone does," says Stacia West with the University of Tennessee, and a co-founder of the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Guaranteed Income Research. "Going to the grocery store, making sure the rent is paid, paying the car note." And buying drugs. Everyone does that too.
I love the idea of using a lane of some of the Pt. Loma's streets. I also want to know why don;t they retro fit all those empty warehouses in East San Diego and turn them into low income housing. There are some huge. backyards in my neighborhood and. more than one homeowner has built apartments. I think the City should take those backyards by eminent domain and build low income housing. Then they would actually be in someone's backyard. Doncha just love that idea?