Harm reduction is a good thing, and giving homeless drug addicts hotels and drugs that they are addicted to is a good thing during a pandemic, but some people don't get it, such as Twitter commentator T Wolf.
City of San Francisco delivers free weed, alcohol, and methadone to homeless staying in hotels
These harm reduction based practices, which are not unique to San Francisco, and are not paid for with taxpayer money, help guests successfully complete isolation and quarantine and have significant individual and public health benefits in the COVID-19 pandemic.
— SFDPH (@SF_DPH) May 5, 2020
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