Criminalization and Forced Institutionalization of Homeless

Expanding Criminalization
and
Forced Institutionalization of Homeless in Americans
This is not Fiction:
Across the United States, homelessness is increasingly being treated not as a housing and economic crisis, but as a law enforcement and public order problem. Over the past several years, cities and states have expanded anti-camping ordinances, loitering laws, encampment sweeps, and civil commitment policies targeting unhoused people.












I stopped using Walmart home delivery due to the added cost, tip, then you decide when you want it delivered, if it's damaged or faulty, good luck talking to a human, and I put in explicit directions to my house, drivers still couldn't find me, I want the good old human interaction not talking to a robot and typing in everything they need to know, some stores where I live now charge you for bag for your groceries, Do away with AI and get some real human to help you , and Amazon makes you buy 35.00 in products for free shipping for products they choose, and then you pay for 3 day shipping, or you can get free day shipping 1 day later, I am smart enough to take the extra day shipping to get it free..but people don't have the common sense to realize it, but yes I would rather go to a physical store and look at the product, speak to a human, ask questions I need before buying, but the computer age is turning us into a lazy zombie generation