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NYC has a plan to stop homeless people from cycling between hospitals and the streets gothamist.com/news/nyc-has...

gothamist.comNYC has a plan to stop homeless people from cycling between hospitals and the streetsThe Bridge to Home program, which began last year, will officially expand to Brooklyn on Tuesday.

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@brooklyndian.bsky.social

You mean Mamdani has a plan.

@mannycat.bsky.social

yeah!!! Mamdani is amazing!!! It proves our government could help its citizens if they wanted to!

@jessejace.bsky.social

"Cycling?" Like, riding bicycles?

@misshuston.bsky.social

Cycling as in cyclical.

Leftist Logician (she/her)

@leftistlogician.bsky.social

"Cycling" as in "rotating/switching between", in this context. Where they're either in the hospital or on the street as their only states of being.

@vaankeen.bsky.social

I'm homeless, and I hear that a lot of hospitals in Denver almost don't accept homeless patients cause many assume we are just looking for a free bed and meal.

Leftist Logician (she/her)

@leftistlogician.bsky.social

Christ. Especially since even if you were: So what, man. Won't hurt that much to let people have a nap and some food.

@brainspore.bsky.social

Took me a sec to parse the headline too (“now they’re trying to prevent homeless people from having BIKES??”) but happily no, this is actually a good thing.