Strip club gave away tents with their logo to homeless people

The homeless were also offered clothing discarded by the dancers but they claimed it somehow wasn’t “thermally sufficient”.

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It absolutely is shameless advertising- they could easily have given them out without the logo. But helping while reaping benefit for themselves is still helping, and at least it’s a win-win situation where the homeless are one of the winners for a change. Actually, given the average American’s irrational, vehement hatred of the homeless, I’m not entirely sure the strip club isn’t taking on some risk by advertising this way.

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Paging Dr. Freud… Dr. Freud.

Yes. I’m a libertarian socialist.

I think it’d be entirely a good idea to force corporate enteties to spend significant portions of their revenue cleaning up externalities like homelessness.

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A Freudian Slip is when you say one thing, but you mean your mother.

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Perhaps that woman would be happier if homeless tents said Jamais Vu?

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I’m not sure, but every guy in the strip club has a tent

As someone who lives near a bunch of homeless encampments in San Francisco, I eagerly await the branded portapotties…

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Possibly because she is too dim to know what deja vu means and only associates the term with the strip club.

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Thinking about it, that’ really not that great of a name for a strip club. I mean why bother, I’ve seen it already

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It’s French, so probably something dirty.

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Exactly. If the club was called The Poon Saloon she might have a point. Deja Vu is easily explainable though.

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right? so why would they try to sell more?

A saloon founded by a Singaporean man named Mr Poon

Any decent strip club will give you a tent.

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Will it keep me dry?

Just the opposite

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Even so, you could just say “Oh, that’s the name of the business that donated the tents” and be both 100% truthful and avoid any discussion of strip clubs.

I imagine she just hates both homeless people and sex workers and is too dim to realize that “Won’t someone think of the children!” doesn’t actually work in 100% of situations.

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