homeless cabins on rd 1

[maud gonne]

The homeless already qualify for, in Hawaii, $334 a month, per person in the household, in EBT/food stamps. That is $1,000 for a faimily of three! Their children also get free school breakfast and lunches. If you feed them extra, they sell the EBT/food stamps.

Leilanidude: (Correct me if I'm wrong) My understanding of EBT/food stamps is a kind of catch-22 for the homeless: you have to have cooking facilities (like, a kitchen, like, in a house) in order to qualify for them. Maybe this stipulation has changed?