As Homelessness Surges in California, So Does a Backlash.

[NinoBrown]

its always fukking drugs.....poor/middle class folks develop a small habit, which turns into daily use, which turns into a complete and utter vacuum for all their funds. they start missing work, get fired, their physical appearence changes to the point no one wants to be near them, and boom....they are homeless. wash rince repeat. fukk them.....if you give a fukk about fiends, ITS SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOU.

Exactly, this is a white people problem, fukk em.

 

[paperbag]

I know it's a human rights situation but they gonna have to round up the mentally ill/drug addicted folks and throw them in a detention center so they can actually get the help they need. I know they don't wanna spend the bread for it, but these folks are making walking down the street terrible especially when they start acting like you owe them money. Quality of life in these major cities are declining, I'd rather live in a smaller city with less craziness.

No, you can't throw American citizens in detention centers so you can experience a nicer aesthetic when strolling down main street.

Only a small handful of american proffesional sports teams play in their original stadiums. The overwhelminh majority of these older stadiums have been demolished. These stadiums couldve been easily converted to homeless shelters and social workers could determine who is here thanks to a bad set of circumstances (which i went through at a young age) and who maybe crazy or drugged out but they still are people and should be kept around others in the same mindstate. A safe spot so they dont bother regular people enjoying a day off from work on a saturday afternoon with children

What ive seen is people who pat themselves extra hard on the back cause they gave spare change to a drug addict or maybe some leftover togo from a nice restaurant. Giving some bum who cant do a damn thing with a couple of hundred dollars is like some kind of social karma lottery for rich folks. They think they changing the world.

The Golden State Warriors just opened a new arena in San Francisco. What about the oakland arena i wonder what the plans are for that?

No, you can't round up people so you can enjoy a day at the park.

 

[NinoBrown]

No, you can't throw American citizens in detention centers so you can experience a nicer aesthetic when strolling down main street.


No, you can't round up people so you can enjoy a day at the park.

It'd be easier....they did it to us with the war on drugs, so I say it is Karma....

 

[CashmereThoughts]

San Fran has become one of the more expensive cities to visit as well. Visited in 2011 stayed 4 nights in San Mateo with flight for 462 dollars round trip. Now any hotel worth a shyt is at least 180 a night

San fran is a small City that's densely populated and a huge tourism industry. Hotels have always been very expensive even in comparison to places like NYC becasue the inventory is small for somewhere that attracts so many visitors.

 

[IGSaint12]

Lemme know if your serious.

I don't know what to tell you if you think both parties are the same. One party has a ongoing war on worker's rights and the social safety net and the other is looking to expand those things to impact more people.

 

[Savvir]

Alot of the homeless aren't even Cali natives. People Greyhound across the country to be homeless in a place with more tolerance and better weather.

 

[badboys11]

No, you can't throw American citizens in detention centers so you can experience a nicer aesthetic when strolling down main street.


No, you can't round up people so you can enjoy a day at the park.

Why cant i enjoy a day at the park if my tax dollars from my job helped to pay for everything this park has to offer?

 

[Savvir]

Exactly, this is a white people problem, fukk em.

African-Americans make up 13 percent of the general population. Twenty-one percent of people living in poverty in the United States are black, according to census data.

But African-Americans account for 40 percent of people experiencing homelessness — and half of homeless families with children, according to the 2018 Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR), produced by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

‘A Pileup of Inequities’: Why People of Color Are Hit Hardest by Homelessness

Do your research

 

[badboys11]

I cant imagine the depravity that would go on in an "indoor city" full of these types. It would make the worst jails and prisons look civilized by contrast.

So your answer is to let this nonsense roam the streets with no purpose

 

[Htrb-nvr-blk-&-ug-as-evr]

Just in the subgenres I follow on YouTube, I know several 35-50 year old white people only making it in LA/SF because they live with their parents or are tenants in one of their parents properties. So just imagine how bad it is for black people.

They are literally waiting for their parents to die and I doubt they'll even be able to handle the property taxes, bills, and maintenance on a paid off house when that day comes due to their mediocre incomes.

My wife’s relatives in Sunnyvale has elderly parents with a 2500 sq ft split level only 5 miles from the Apple spaceship. They have asians standing in their yard daily offering millions in cash for that house. The kids couldn’t even remotely afford the taxes on it if they were to inherit and keep it. Fukin gold mine and can’t even afford it, paid off or not...

 

[badboys11]

I understand your sentiment..
But let’s remember one place..
The Superdome after Katrina..
Amplify that by 10 in the Bay..

That was an emergency im talking about a planned coordinated spot to truly help people

 

[paperbag]

It'd be easier....they did it to us with the war on drugs, so I say it is Karma....

Black people are vastly overrepresented in California's homeless population, so I'm not sure what you mean. Having the homeless out and about, able to freely galivant is the actual karma.

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

No, you can't throw American citizens in detention centers so you can experience a nicer aesthetic when strolling down main street.


No, you can't round up people so you can enjoy a day at the park.

It's your right not to be harassed everyday by people asking for money.

 

[re'up]

I live in upscale area of downtown San Diego, one of the most expensive, and saw a dude hitting the pipe on the side of a condo building at 10:30 AM, on a Sunday, which is like the town fair, everyone comes out for coffee, brunch, walk the dog. This guy was laying down and hitting the pipe like it was his last one, which is not the first time I've seen someone injecting, or smoking, but the most blatant.

I think homelessness should be outlawed, and people should be taken to shelters for rehab/mental illness treatment, or re rentry to society.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Lemme know if your serious.

As usual people like you never have an example of a successful red example.