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Readers respond:The stench of flagrant inhumanity
Readers respond:The stench of flagrant inhumanity
Readers respond:The stench of flagrant inhumanity

Published on: 09/02/2026

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I cannot stop thinking about the article by The Oregonian/OregonLive’s Aimee Green regarding the 34 (and counting) rotting corpses that have been reportedly discovered in subsidized housing units run by Central City Concern and Multnomah County (“‘I know the smell:’ 7 lawsuits say housing provider keeps finding residents’ bodies days or weeks after they died,” Aug. 27). On one side of a door, a resident’s body decomposes in an unairconditioned unit while on the other side of the door, bureaucrats do nothing in the name of honoring “the autonomy of our clients while providing non-invasive security.”

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/2026/09/readers-respondthe-stench-of-flagrant-inhumanity.html

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