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Don’t evict, rehabilitate.
Addictions are vulnerable to healthy caring environments that actually address the underlying causes of addiction.
Fuck that, the bitch literally stole prescription drugs from an old woman that took her in
The meme is, presumably, about an old person having their meds stolen but since the thief left them money they’re now being prosecuted as a drug dealer, because cops basically never improve any situations they’re introduced to.
No, that's definitely not what the meme is about.
It is about the police preventing an eviction because the tenant paid $60 in rent.
$60 in rent? Friend, the meme isn't that old.
It doesn't matter if it was paid in full, a payment was made. That's like the whole point of the meme explicitly stating the amount
Nonononono the dress is black and blue brother, you got that completely wrong, if it was white and gold it would look completely different
That makes infinitely more sense. Don’t post when you first wake up, kids!
Huh, interesting.
I interpreted it as they provided a room to an addict (who paid them some money to stay in that room) who then took the medication due to their addiction.
It's more that "they took in a woman to stay with them until she got her disability figured out, then she stole from them, then when they tried to get rid of her, she called the cops on them and now they have to put up with her" The moment she stole from them should've been the end of that, but now they're essentially being held hostage by this woman until they go through the courts
You interpreted it correctly
It's not that they're being prosecuted, it's more like the cops basically told her "tough shit, you gotta put up with her"