The Detroit News has decided to fall in line in regards to the politically correct guidelines to describing the homeless.
They're no longer homeless.
They're now unhoused.
This particular batch of "unhoused" are now unalived, to use another euphemism.
The Detroit News: Pattern emerges in deaths of unhoused men on Lansing River Trail
Attention in the capital city has turned toward violence on the Lansing River Trail this month after the Lansing State Journal first reported five unhoused men have died after being severely injured along the trail in the last year and the similarities in the cases in September.
As the "unhoused" tend to be rather exposed and live unhealthy lifestyles, often suffer from mental and physical ailments, as well as drug usage that leave them less than healthy and in contact with unsavory characters including each other, they often get unalived whether by misadventure or unjustified homicide.
Institutionalizing the mentally ill doesn't just protect innocents from them, it also protects them from themselves and others.
In any case they're homeless, not "unhoused".
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People tend to try and redefine terms in order to change the narrative.
For example, they changed the term UFO to UAP.
They also changed the way that we refer to historical dates. Instead of this year being called 2026 AD and time over 2000 years ago being called BC, the elites now want us to use the terms CE for common era and BCE for before common era.
And of course they made a tiny change to when they chose to start the CE, I think they moved us back 3 years or some such.
I am sure that we could come up with a lot more terms that they have chosen to change in order to obscure the truth.
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