deterrence of homeless seeking shelter from rain under bridges pic.twitter.com/tFN3Uwkbrv
— Garland 🌏🕊 Tulsi 🕊🌍 (@Inartica) December 24, 2019
The amount of money cities spend on anti homeless architecture is much, much more than it would cost to provide everyone with a house. They choose to punish the poorest people in our society not to save money but purely because they believe that homeless people deserve to suffer. https://t.co/SmtWdVwWZy
— Lapis🌹🦋 (@DegenerateThing) December 27, 2019
This infuriates my soul…can’t use the money to help the homeless so ya use it to build fucking SPIKES. Y’all really treat homeless people like dirt, yo. https://t.co/eESTRbA0So
— tori @ 2020 vision 👀 (@torimani_) December 27, 2019
homeless spikes gets the most results…also try homeless architecture. pic.twitter.com/MOkURLCuDL
— Garland 🌏🕊 Tulsi 🕊🌍 (@Inartica) December 24, 2019
"Anti-homeless" hostile architecture, a thread.
Toronto. These devices (left) keep homeless people from sleeping on the grates to avoid freezing to death (right). pic.twitter.com/3oxWOLRHJn
— Chad Loder (@chadloder) December 28, 2019
Calgary. @isaacazuelos documented the whimsical, brightly colored anti-homeless architecture in his neighborhood with the caption:
"When you’re inclusive but still hate the poor." pic.twitter.com/a6mXaakJvH
— Chad Loder (@chadloder) December 28, 2019
Los Angeles. The city calls these "arm-rests".
More homeless people die from hypothermia in Los Angeles than in New York or San Francisco. pic.twitter.com/GwgIHtTaDL
— Chad Loder (@chadloder) December 28, 2019