IMO your right to not have to fear needles, to feel safe in your neighboorhood and have an unobstructed sidewalk is trumped by the right of these people to survive. Even more important their right to live in dignity, which they are obviously not.
I consider the right to live in and be treated with dignity the utmost important one.
Nobody is saying these people need to be destroyed. Not jumping to some extreme dystopian conclusion would help with the actual discussion. And if you're going to be ranking the importance of rights, how is the right to live in dignity more important than the right to survive?
I consider the right to live in and be treated with dignity the utmost important one.