Of course it's right, like, wtf? Homeless people in the US tend to have drug, alcohol and mental issues, as well as the fact that they don't have funds to move themselves.
The authorities could just say "meh, let them die, maybe it'll clean up our streets..." but they don't, which is the right thing to do.
You don't leave people who might be incapable of making rational decisions out in the elements to possibly die. This is no different than forced evacuations. No one is limiting his freedom, they are trying to minimize his risk of dying.
If the medical workers didn't care about them, as people claim, wouldn't they just leave them out in the hurricane to die? The argument doesn't add up.
You do understand you talking about human beings, correct?
Again, Removing the freedom of people without them being seriously mentally ill or being a threat to others is not moral at all.
It's not a matter of "leaving" anyone. It's a matter of people being able to make their own decisions. Unless you are saying people don't have the right to freedom anymore?
There is a major difference between offering help and FORCING someone to do something.
Does anyone actually give a shit or is it just something to argue about?
Not all evacuations are voluntary. Seeing as the homeless have no place to go during the storm and pose a higher threat after the storm, they should be moved.
Also as a wise English teacher said a long long time ago. You don't evacuate people, you evacuate places.
I am sorry but I have to vote yes. This isn't about human choice but the safety and wellbeing of people.
No one wants dead people on the streets because they didn't wish to heed the warnings, that is why you have people to care for people.
FOMO: "Fear Of Missing Out", also commonly known as people with a mental issue of managing time and activities, many expecting others to fit into their schedule so they don't miss out on things to come. If FOMO becomes a problem for you, do seek help, it can be a very unhealthy lifestyle..
The amount of bums that die here from cold snaps each year is pretty high. Hurricanes are probably a little easier to deal with since they can just wade through the water and take refuge in the upper stories of the nicer abandoned houses if they are crafty enough.
Let the hobos at least try to battle royal that shit out.
"I'm not stuck in the trench, I'm maintaining my rating."
I completely agree, no one wants anyone to die. And helping every person that wants it or is truly incapable of making a decision for themselves is the right thing to do. However, taking away peoples freedom on the grounds that you don't want them to be in danger is not freedom, it is tyranny justified by a sense of "morality".