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We can do better Tucson.
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This is at Pantano and Broadway near Kohl's and Home Depot. The 5th photo was randomly on the side of the road. When I moved to this area 3 years ago, everything was clean , I mean, I'll be honest it wasn't Immaculate or anything, but it was just normal it looked nice.
Listen, I'm not judging because I once was homeless also. I just can't get over how dirty the washes from all of the trash. I wish we had more programs to help the homeless.
Is anyone else experiencing accelerated incidents of people who are homeless? It's incredibly incredibly sad, and honestly I don't know what I can do to help. Does anyone have any ideas?
u/JustanAverageJess1 — 4 days ago