We must see homeless people as human beings: Letters

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Re “Pushing hard to change public perception” (Nov. 11):

Regarding this article about whether or not the hearts and mind of people could be changed in order to support housing homeless people, I strongly believe that they can be changed.

In my hometown of Anaheim, I have seen an increase in homeless people, especially after the closing of the riverbed. The homeless had to find new places to live and most relocated to nearby parks like Boysen Park.

I believe that a homeless person has not chosen to be in that situation, but there are so many other factors that make it difficult to find affordable housing. I believe we can change the mind of society by informing them and educating them on the issue.

I have dealt with the homeless on several occasions and they are human beings just like the rest of us. They are looking for an opportunity and a way to change their lives just like we all do.

There should be information meetings that offer more information about homelessness and what we can do as a society to help and not see the homeless as a problem or burden.

Also, having classes in both English and Spanish will help get the message out clearer and make people informed.

— Ruby Felix, Anaheim

Thank you for defending judicial independence

Re “Chief justice, Trump spar in rare scrap over judges” (Nov. 22):

Thank you, Chief Justice John Roberts. For the longest time I have felt that too many judges seem to go well beyond interpreting the law to creating or amending it for ideological purposes.

To discover that it is not so is a great source of relief to myself and many others.

— Tony Wolcott, Newport Beach

Gavin Newsom’s tweet

People, get ready. Our new entitlement Governor-elect Gavin Newsom is just warming up with this tweet about the southern border invasion:

“These children are barefoot. In diapers. Choking on tear gas. Women and children who left their lives behind — seeking peace and asylum — were met with violence and fear. That’s not my America. We’re a land of refuge. Of hope. Of freedom.”

How many of these lawbreakers is Newsom putting up at his home? It’s going to come from your wallet, not his or his elitist backers’.

— Arnold Gregg, Anaheim Hills

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