57% Yes |
43% No |
39% Yes |
41% No |
18% Yes, and create more social programs to provide free food, clothing, and medicine |
2% No, and make it a criminal offense |
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Unique answers from Ireland users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
@9LLKJC91wk1W
If there is no other option, yes, but the government should pursue a policy where no one has to sleep rough and people without homes are offered shelter, physical and mental health care, and a viable path to a healthy and sustainable life
@9LJGJ7Y2wks2W
Very tricky question with no clear solution (why would they reject accommodation- is it because they felt unsafe?)
@9LHQQYM2wks2W
Yes, but not if it is negatively impacting the public citizens. (Violent behavior, public indecency etc.)
@9LDLKXG2wks2W
Sleep, yes. As for encampments, they should not, upon discovery, be dismantled, but upon a notice given to encampment's resident(s) that gives a reasonable amount of time to move location.
@96ZHD971yr1Y
No, but only if they aren't a disturbance
@94739L62yrs2Y
Yes, but should be discouraged by increasing the quality and safety of shelters/housing
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