The document discusses squatting and homelessness. It criticizes the title of the text for being confusing and potentially boring or unread. It disagrees with punishing the homeless more harshly for squatting, as they have nowhere else to rest after long journeys. Squatting does not necessarily mean one is homeless or taking things from others. The author brings up some good points about homeless people entering abandoned homes, but provides no reliable sources to convince the reader. Overall, the document accuses the original author of being too prejudiced against the homeless without proof, and presenting statements without real evidence.
The document discusses squatting and homelessness. It criticizes the title of the text for being confusing and potentially boring or unread. It disagrees with punishing the homeless more harshly for squatting, as they have nowhere else to rest after long journeys. Squatting does not necessarily mean one is homeless or taking things from others. The author brings up some good points about homeless people entering abandoned homes, but provides no reliable sources to convince the reader. Overall, the document accuses the original author of being too prejudiced against the homeless without proof, and presenting statements without real evidence.
The document discusses squatting and homelessness. It criticizes the title of the text for being confusing and potentially boring or unread. It disagrees with punishing the homeless more harshly for squatting, as they have nowhere else to rest after long journeys. Squatting does not necessarily mean one is homeless or taking things from others. The author brings up some good points about homeless people entering abandoned homes, but provides no reliable sources to convince the reader. Overall, the document accuses the original author of being too prejudiced against the homeless without proof, and presenting statements without real evidence.
- The first is the title I don't like this title at all because if we haven't read it it will confuse us and lead to boredom and unread. - It is true that the author mentioned civil rights, I do not object when a person wants to protect their belongings, but the punishment is heavier for the homeless, I disagree. The homeless do not want to wander, because there is nowhere to go that they have to squat and rest when they are tired after a long journey. Besides, a person squatting does not mean that they are homeless, simply because they like to do so, as long as they don't affect anyone. - He argued that he should punish squats because he thinks they are taking things from him and I see no love, they squatting does not mean they are homeless and it also means they are peeking look at other people's property - The author's bringing up the situation of homeless people jumping in line or whether they enter the house after the death of their owner is quite good but not convincing enough. The author has forgotten it is very important that any evidence presented must go with a reliable source to be able to convince the reader. - I think the author is really too prejudiced against homeless people, not knowing what they did wrong with him and letting him become like that. He always puts out statements but has no real proof such as beats and punk and I don't like this. - He gives a variety of conditions but I don't see any one source so I can't believe it