Issue: The issue that needs to be covered in this discussion is the issue of the homeless population in the States, particularly in California. Homeless residents of the state are experiencing enormous problems with social adaptation, suffering from mental disorders and substance abuse.
The question at Issue: The question that needs to be addressed within the framework of the problem is what are the most vulnerable aspects of the administrative system that lead to an aggravation of the situation with homelessness and what the state and volunteers can do about it.
- Thesis (version 1): Extremely high real estate prices make it impossible for an entire stratum of the population to secure a roof over their heads – lowering prices at the state level would help overcome the problem.
- Thesis (version 2): The real estate market is an unattainable field for the modern poor class of California, so the state laws require simplifying the procedure for buying or renting a home.
- Thesis (version 3): Financial injection into salaries and salaries at the state level can be seen as a major factor in reducing poverty and homelessness in California, leaving people at the bottom of the social ladder.
Premise #1: As an argument proving the importance of lowering house prices, it should be noted that there is a sharp discrepancy between rent and the wealth of residents. The high housing cost affects the population’s poverty, pushing some elements of society to the margins.
Premise #2: The COVID-19 pandemic is exacerbating the plight of the poor in California as processes to enrich the lower classes before the lockdown have been reversed.
Premise #3: The low economic mobility of the population also determines the acute poverty of the lower classes – earning little in their youth; the standard Californian is unlikely to change his economic situation over time.
Anti-Thesis (your opposition’s thesis): The opposite statement, in this case, was an indication that the state at the federal and administrative levels adequately regulates the problem of poverty.
Opposition’s strongest premise for their position (against your position): CalWORKS is the strongest premise for their position (against your position): CalWORKS is a public support program that provides benefits for working families with children.