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5:17Now PlayingA Montana candidate for city commissioner, Pete Anderson, drops insane idea to use the city's homeless population as a revenue-generating "tourist attraction" during a forum event ahead of the city's election. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Montana municipal candidate suggests ‘homeless island’ tourist attraction to address city’s unhoused population
"A city commissioner candidate in Great Falls, Montana, suggested using the city's homeless population as a revenue-generating "tourist attraction" during a forum event.
Pete Anderson, who participated in an October 20 forum hosted by the Great Falls Neighborhood Council #5, suggested there was a way to turn a profit using the city’s homeless population that would also provide them with shelter and services.
“I think that there’s a completely untapped opportunity with, I guess, making the homeless issue into a homeless profit,” Anderson said, according to the Montana Free Press. “And there is a tourist attraction just waiting to happen.”"
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