> Where is our humanity when people lie homeless and lifeless in stupor on the streets as Waymos glide by? We've decided that those people have agency, and are

> Where is our humanity when people lie homeless and lifeless in stupor on the streets as Waymos glide by? We've decided that those people have agency, and are not willing to force them into a facility against their will. You can disagree with it, but that's the current choice the nation has made and it's not an invalid one. Also, most people do care for their children, elderly, and communities. The US is not a failed state because not 100% of people or munipalities do. > But we should always seek to model off those that put welfare of all people above welfare of one. No thanks.