But doesn't it seem like people on the left are even to the point of telling you what words

you can use, not even saying what you can question or not, but what words you can use to express

yourself?

That what worries me sometimes, and words are powerful, so that bothers me.

I mean, we spend more time, is this someone experiencing homelessness or is this a homeless

person?

I worry that we sometimes, and I'm the first one to say words are powerful, but I worry

sometimes that when we're saying, we're not going to call this a felon,

we're going to say this is someone that has experienced the justice system.

Seriously, they don't want to have an admissions office.

They want to say this is the office of registry or something because they want people

to feel rejected.

I mean, come on, we've gone too far in this.

People need to feel rejection sometimes.

That's how they toughen up and work harder so the next time they're not rejected.

I worry sometimes that we're focusing on the wrong things.

Instead of worrying about how we describe the homelessness, let's fix it.

I don't care so much what we call it as I do getting this person off the street, out of the

elements and a path to becoming a contributing member of society so they can be proud

of who they are and find a way back to their life again.

I mean, that, to me, deserves more focus than how it's being labeled.

And not that that is not worthy of some consideration, but sometimes it seems to be the

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