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Should sleeping on public land be a guaranteed right?

Should sleeping on public land be a guaranteed right?

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Yes

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No

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Harry D
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Harry D

It's not just sleeping, its defecating, starting forest fires, setting buildings on fire, littering, stealing shopping carts, drug use, crime, untreated mental illness. All of these things are bad for society, especially the so called homeless, and must end. Liberals are not helping situation. FJB

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Bill Douglas
Bill Douglas

Like the typical engineering school graduate hypocrite that you are, you sit there and complain about this yet you are an avid supporter of the universities, athletic programs and defend the over educated technical nerds that come from that engineering school there.

Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

That would require a convention of states. Good luck with that.

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Bill Douglas
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Bill Douglas

Since this is a college town, start holding the alumni accountable for being the overeducated Computer programming, coffee shop nerds that they are. Find out which state government agency they work for and start filing complaints against Their professional licenses. Start boycotting athletic events

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Frank Jung
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Frank Jung

Does that include sitting on a bench and dozing off?

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Belinda Kitchen
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Belinda Kitchen

Nope, but it would be a help if rent would be affordable and people could actually get jobs instead of discrimination against them . And it would definitely help against crime and stuff.

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Should Missouri's attorney general defend three state senators accused of defamation?

Should Missouri's attorney general defend three state senators accused of defamation?

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No

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Yes

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

He should definitely look at the charges for each person, then take the correct path. They have a right to due process. If they violated someone's rights, then I would say no.

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No

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TIMOTHY BANEK
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TIMOTHY BANEK

It's about time politicians accept consquences for their racist, false allegations! Slandering people for policital gain is abhorent and against the law. They should be prosecuted just like anyone else. And Bailey should not be using state funds to defend them!

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Charles Schoene
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Charles Schoene

These representatives were in no way acting on behalf of the State of Missouri or in their legislative capacity. They have no immunity and AG Bailey has no legal right to spend taxpayer funds in their defense.

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Is the Missouri Senate dysfunctional?

Is the Missouri Senate dysfunctional?

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No

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Yes

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

About one third of it is. Similar to the House.

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No

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