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This is how Germany treats it's homeless. [View all] KS Toronado Friday OP
"We" can't because Faux pas Friday #1
That's an AI slop graphic and no, Germany does not do this. WhiskeyGrinder Friday #2
BBC: A German city has created sleep pods for the homeless sheshe2 Friday #9
When they were "installed," it was to display a prototype. Both of these articles are thinly veiled rewrites of company WhiskeyGrinder Friday #12
One article said they are/were used. sheshe2 Friday #13
Startup releases often use aspirational language, and news aggregators like "The Premier Daily" are happy to spin it. WhiskeyGrinder Friday #15
from the firm (Ulmer Nest) Celerity Friday #23
One article said they are/were used. sheshe2 Friday #14
I asked my wife, a German social worker. DFW Friday #29
That's an AI image. Even so, do they sleep standing up? tinrobot Friday #3
I wondered it the unit turned on its side for sleeping!! riversedge Friday #8
Not real, just an AI photo Union Label Friday #4
Well, KS, it sounds like you were misled about this. Don't feel bad though, because the premise is entirely..... FadedMullet Friday #5
I'm no world traveller, but I am sure Euro countries take decent care of homeless. 70sEraVet Friday #27
it's ITS Skittles Friday #6
Not like that image, but the city of Ulm did trial prototypes in 2021. sl8 Friday #7
There is also a link from 2023. sheshe2 Friday #10
Thanks. It looks like that article was written in 2023, but it's sources are the 2021 articles. sl8 Friday #11
Or as Elon Musk calls them misanthrope Friday #31
Why do you think we don't? WarGamer Friday #16
Not ADA compliant. Mosby Friday #21
And the fake German AI pic of an egg... is? WarGamer Friday #22
This message was self-deleted by its author Mosby Friday #24
I would assume that these tiny home camps in LA contain ADA compliant models... WarGamer Friday #25
Likely that the accessible Tiny Home models are elsewhere on the site, or a few of these have ramps maxsolomon Friday #26
What a great idea for a shelter for the homeless TommieMommy Friday #17
It's an AI mage... but the image above this is actually real in LA. WarGamer Friday #18
No. Vote4Kam Friday #19
This message was self-deleted by its author Mosby Friday #20
Its not that simple. milestogo Friday #28
That's fake but this is real. KentuckyWoman Friday #30
Some of these look really impressive fujiyamasan Saturday #35
I follow this guy from Oregon on TikTok JoseBalow Friday #32
Thanks for not posting an obvious AI generated piece of click bait memey BS fujiyamasan Saturday #34
Excellent idea! Certainly better than TFG's plan to arrest them... Rhiannon12866 Saturday #33
A safe shelter...in the middle of a slippery, snowy road with vehicles passing just feet away rictofen Saturday #36
Having worked in Berlin....no Melon Saturday #37
Not really. How many of those or something similar do you MineralMan Saturday #38
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