The City Where It’s Illegal to Be Homeless… 

Send all the homeless to California.

bro look up what investigate means, you just extort needy people, exaggerate and overdramatize, nothing you post is based in fact you are NOT an investigator you're a dweeb youtuber that blew up using the basic mr beast algorithm while also bribing people to become your fans, if you post GOOD CONTENT, you don't have to rely on dumb thumbnail pics or Gotcha! type titles. you suck and only did number bc you have no soul and extort homeless people, giving them $20 an making a video about them that makes you thousands

@@nwatson2773 hell no, in what world would that be a good idea? Have you seen how many of them there already are in LA?

Looks like Kentucky same there illegal to be homeless

thank you for showing this 🙏

blessing them for sure ainnot gonna give'em nor food nord roof. donate a MEAL

How in hells name is she not in foster care!?

Because when you turn 18 you are legally an adult and can be legally kicked out the house with no support

​@WarPigstheHun you age out when you turn 18. Most leave before that because they know no one is trying to about adopt someone who will be a legal adult in a couple years.

Eh ithappens especially if you move out on your own at 16

It's not funny.

​@@jacobblue1985there's definitely humor in it. You don't decide whats funny to this person and what isn't.

@@jacobblue1985 yes it is, it's like giving a bike to a paraplegic. You know damn well they can't ride it so would you give em one.

The best part is how easily they could dodge it if they went into hiding or left the city. Especially if it's only a city-specific fine

Good luck with that one😂

She's 17. If she doesn't want to be homeless all she has to go to any police officer and tell them that she's 17 and homeless and they will give her a shelter. They will get her into a home and then we'll get her an education. Any minor who says they are homeless is homeless by choice.

@archmage7813 I can tell you dont understand what's really going on and just go based of assumptions.

@@geebolesgaming I'm sorry that you just revealed that you have no idea what you're talking about. I made no assumptions.

​@archmage7813 Lol it's always the dumb one that swear they know what they're talking about. You sound completely ignorant and tone deaf.

@archmage7813 you're right I made a mistake. I read it fast. My apologies

Why should I have respect for someone who wants to leech off society?

@@frankmacleod2565 How do you know that is what they want?

@@frankmacleod2565 i consider middle class the parasites but ok. like your entire wealth was built from a genocide 10x larger than the holocaust. you oppressed your own people, and you have the gall to act like you earned anything / have any value. even if you were a doctor, all your value was stole and what you deprive others of because they dont have parents like you who handed you 18 years of free handouts

No I think the issue is a lot of the homeless people are on the street because they want to . Where I live there are a lot of homeless people and a few are somewhat decent people who are trying. Then you have the others that are the streets due to drugs , pan handling . Those are the ones that makes people think twice about giving money to a homeless person . There is a homeless couple that stays at one of the bus stops and I truly believe it is just a circumstance for them . If I could I would offer assistance to them. They aren’t bothering anyone. They offer good conversation and they don’t beg .

What you fail to see is that homeless people are individuals. Grouping them all under the banner of "victims of society" is something only someone who's never experienced life could think. I know personally people that would rather live on the streets than maintain a 9-5. Not just me, every grown person has met people like this, people who aren't failed by society but instead choose to reject it. You live in a fantasy land, but it seems nice.

For real. I don't understand. How so many people don't realize this

Yeah, if you get put on disability they pay you 950 a month and they taxes you for that money. Make no sense.

God bless America 🫡

Disability people get pay 960.00 a month that's nothing and you get taxes

​@@CharlieKelly-ub5qwthat's if you qualify for disability and it's very hard to get on that list. Especially for people with invisible disabilities

The Tates said it best. Fines are designed for the poor.

It teaches them lessons very harshly I guess I mean they probably are going to reconsider a few things with fines like that

@@Germain-ys8zzok but that doesn’t help them

@@PracticalNeuron it may not help them but it may get them to move away from public spaces like how the video talks about how the homeless are sitting up camp in children’s parks which obviously parents and their kids wouldn’t like because the homeless people force them to leave for safety it’s a park it’s meant for kids to play not for drug addicted people

​@@Germain-ys8zzno offence but you sound like a horrid person

Preach. Fresh out of High school and I've got a lease lined up for August. I had a little family help but my friends and their parents were always there.

hurt people heal people. dont know how many life long friends Ive made because of homelessness in america

It's gut wrenching that family can treat you like a stranger

@@MattRoaneIts gut wrenching when they know where they failed but still treats it like its your fault, I wish the best and strength to anyone in the position.

L family W community

You are very right. Its not about whos fault it is/putting blame. It should be about how Oregon can help combat homelessness in there state. 1 like the teen said provide a little tiny home. However to qualify you gotta pass a drug test after you 2month of living there(60 days for anything they were doing to leave there system). Shouldnt be handouts set up a contract to pay for the tiny home once they have a job etc etc

Solutions are there. Politicians/government/ people in that state themselves either dont care or turn a blind eye

​@goroakechi6067 so let's say by my own choices I decide to start doing hard drugs, get addicted, become homeless, etc. You'd be cool with paying for my tiny house?

Stop making excuses for them. Look at them they are all fat and drugged out. They chose that life

@@detective_mitch_conner tax dollars already being spent on other countries, id much rather it go to housing people in the US then to wars we have no reason of being in

That's the point. Get out of my town. Go to a sanctuary city

We’re all equal under the law, if you break a law and the consequence for that is a fine then what else would you expect? Especially if the individual is repeating the offense many times over?

What are you supposed to do about it? No stability, no place to work, and getting a house would be difficult if you're constantly getting fined 😅

Maybe they're in a tent because they chose not to pay. Just sayin

@@sunso1991fuck u ok I’ll make Oregon the homeless hotspot to make them change the law

You can't even get employment without proof of citizenship which requires proof if a permanent address to obtain so they are really fucked if they either never had access to their birth certificate and social security cards or were never issued a state ID. Add the processing fees with the cost of needing access to a phone number and internet as even most minimum wage jobs have gone to online only paperless apps... It's literally impossible employment and to get off of homelessness.

Unfortunately many people move to Oregon to live like this. I’ve had friends just go out there because they wanted to “live a different lifestyle” and now they do heroine. I’m not saying all of them are like this but that’s what sparked the “illegal to be homeless” notion. It’s an attempt to prevent more people from going there to just be bums

​@@probablykevin22 makes a bit of sense, but it does much more bad than good

Think about if they go to jail they get free clothes and a warm bed and food

How many job applications has he put out? That man is capping he loves the sauce 😂

Kind if like you have to obey government.

It’s almost like the government and people in power hate poor people 🫠

Its not exactly "goverment" but politicians obeying corporations who don't want workers but slaves. paid 5 cents without the ability for healthcare or benefits and union busting to boot. Remember it's the rich and corporations telling people its socialism and communism when government helps people. It's a lie

They need to make money off you somehow

Government doesn’t regulate rents or housing sales prices, the market does. IF the government did regulate rents and sales, then we could make it more affordable. So it’s really Wall Street and individuals who own and invest and want to see the value of their property continue to rise and rise. If housing weren’t so expensive, then regular daily goods wouldn’t seem so hard to buy. That’s my take.

Wow.

With a government that spends 1 trillion dollars annually on weapons of war.

Make friends with Haiti …

@@mariechhandover817 The sin of Sodom Part Deux. Ezekiel 16:49-50

well america is starting to become a third world country so i wouldnt doubt that in the land of the free its illegal to do simple shit 😂

As a rational adult, allowing junkies to set up camps wherever they want is fucking wild haha...

@@user-iy7lk7ig4hwhat else can they do bro, it’s either pack up their shit and move or get mauled by a mountain lion

@@user-iy7lk7ig4h I completely agree I'm jealous at saying mountains are not the answer lmfao

​@@user-iy7lk7ig4hthen why not fund harm reduction centers, rehabilitation programs and housing programs for them?

@@user-iy7lk7ig4h where do you want them to go? They would go to a homeless shelter… if it wasn’t illegal to be homeless. They’ve literally been reduced to less than human because they have nowhere to sleep.

What do u mean

Like why wouldn't you want to go back , just curious

@@bellazecchino1290he doesn’t want to work hard and is a bum. There I said it for u.

@@bellazecchino1290 because you can just exist without doing any work, and you get benefits to keep going from the government, and almost always drugs or alcohol are involved so you are able to just do that all the time. Not a good way to live, but people do choose it often.

I think you tried to mean the opposite of what you wrote? After losing everything once you know what that's like and you never want to be in that position again?

You can't even get a post office box without a home address. The only way to get around that Catch-22 is to lie and fake it and hope you don't get caught. That was how I broke that cycle.

🙁

I don't have a home address and have a job, I do Uber and Instacart. I'm also not homeless, I live in my van. There are ways of getting an address without a home too, it's called virtual mail. Gotta think outside the box.

​@@TLP_True_Love_Projectsorry bro butliving out of your caris homeless

Yes you absolutely can get a job, that is a massive lie they tell you.

the insensitivity with which he said it... 🤷‍♂️

This happens all the time, no joke.

​​@@ev-ezaye3580why should he be sensitive the man's seeing his area being destroyed ,how would u feel if 100s of drug addicts just started living in your city park. .

Where do the think South Park gets their material? This is what cities do! I met a homeless woman who said that Houston promised her work if she came here. When she was dropped off the bus - no one was here to meet her. They just left her on her own to be homeless here. Its a dick move. Vote for better reps.

It’s a South Park joke because cities have been doing it for decades.

Imagine if they all made one big camp off grid in the mountains, and it eventually evolved into an urban legend about some kind of coven or something hiding out there occasionally snatching kids that stay out after curfew.

This is how the Mansons got started lmfaoooo

You know if they all went to the mountains and created a big camp for them, the police would show up to move them on, activist would complain about fires and tents and they’d all be back on the streets after a month

I live in Oregon and all I have to say is ship them up to tigarerd

That’s why Bigfoot is a PNW thing. He’s just a homeless dude that kept getting tickets.

Loosing is the opposite of tightening, losing is the opposite of winning.

I’m 2 weeks from becoming homeless after becoming disabled. I got housing assistance but no one will rent to me because i went to collections because i was unable to pay my debts after getting sick and disability still hasn’t provided any benefits after 3 years.

I was homeless but that was cuz I was spending all my money on random shii like shooting music videos and doing drugs .. I’d get a hotel for weeks at a time when I had it but I didn’t have a job .. then I got doordash I was back inda game like nun .. maybe u jus need door dash niggga

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​@@p004u*loosening

ihate how boomers blame young people for their issues when its the goverments fault not ours

Can't pay the fine don't do the crime

@@PaisiosOfGOAOAthere is no crime here buddy.

@@PaisiosOfGOAOA the only crime they did is being homeless its not their fault they got a ticket

@@PaisiosOfGOAOAthe crime is being homeless. You’re saying since they can’t afford the ticket then they shouldn’t be homeless. The only way to not be homeless is to find a place to live. How can they afford a place to live when they can’t even afford to pay a ticket. You’ve created a bit of a paradox by suggesting they can just stop being homeless so they don’t have to pay a fine for being homeless.

The law is equal in that both a rich man and a poor man will be fined the same for sleeping under a bridge

Completely ludicrous! How in the heck do they expect them to pay it?

@@paulnicholson5997they won’t get a dime out of them all went for the crack😂

​@alantaylor-vb6mn what including the 17 year old girl?

​@@alantaylor-vb6mnIm confused. Do you think homeless people are born homeless or are naturally illiterate? The vast majority of homeless people went to school and know how to read, write, and speak properly. They're homeless because they could no longer afford their housing either by losing their job or due to poor spending habits.

Well, if they become incarcerated for failure to pay, they won't be homeless, will they now?

Lmfao that’s not true at all, it’s just nonsense that it’s spewed to make people feel bad for junkies. It takes a long time to get some one evicted, most people have good enough credit to live off that while they find another job, or have a 401k to liquidate if they have too.

​@@Zack_P_Panosif you truly believe that then I feel sorry for you, your brain must be sore after all the washing

​@@christianblomqvist3406no, you're full of shit. If you're clean and sober you can get shelter during those times. If you didn't screw everyone over in your personal life you can stay with friends. Stop making excuses for drug addicts! You are living in a pretend world. I've never on my 38 years seen a homeless person not on drugs. I've had plenty of friends and family lose their jobs, including myself, to only make good decisions to live frugally and then get another job. These people do drugs, have zero plans for the future and then cry about not having a shelter. WHO GIVES A SHIT about these losers!? Let them rot if they don't want to participate in society like the rest of us. Those parks are paid for by tax dollars. Same with the streets they shit on. If they want help, all they need is to stay clean, follow public housing rules and get to work. THEY REFUSE TO DO THAT

@@christianblomqvist3406 lmfao you’re the one who’s brainwashed if You think that everyone is one week from being homeless. I’m in real estate in NYC, it takes us over a year to get a tenet out if we even can and most the time we have to buy them out

@@Zack_P_Panos there are places outside of NYC you know, and people often rent from other renters for cheaper since they cant afford houses because the econamy is fucked, people get evicted the day after they miss their first payment and if they sue, they will lose a lot of money and time. and i dont you work in real estate, you strike me as a 15 year old basement dweller, have a good tho

Boomers in a nut shell

He was saying the city should, like to fix the problem but that’s just kicking the can down the road and is something that already happens quite often.

Both of you are dumb. He doesnt expect them to pay for a bus ticket, he said “put them on a bus” meaning they get a free ride out!

They’re incredibly cheap. And they also give out passes for free.

These people are homeless because they are addicted to drugs. It's easy to get high & chill at a park all day. It's hard to stay sober & work 8 hours everyday to pay bills. They need to get sober first

If you’re going to charge them the cost of rent somewhere. Then at least give them a place to stay.

It’s illegal to be homeless in public in the state of Florida now. Really messed up honestly.

So? No one helped me when I was homeless. I lost my job NYC and had to live in one of my families rental properties for free for 2 years until I saved up enough to buy my first house. It wasn't easy but I never complained and I worked hard and paid back all of the money my father loaned me from that time. So I know kind of what it's like. Peace be with you.

@@adamgerald849No one helped you? Yet family loaned you money and let you live rent free for 2 years? Yeah, not everybody has even that much.

​@@adamgerald849 are you seriously assuming that everyone has family rental properties as backup? Yeah that's the reason these people are homeless, they didn't want to stay in a family rental property 🙄

We still live in a society where people believe in only helping themselves instead of taking care of each other

Step 1 is identifying the problem. Step 2, what do we do about it?

It can be both

@@rianweston-dodds6247 then give everything you’ve worked for to a homeless person or shut it. It’s easier to whine brain dead solutions on YT than it is to practice what you preach. It’s ok for others to give hand outs just not you. Gimp.

​@@gabrisgamer450 The fact that it is even possible to go homeless to begin with is already one of many inherent countless problems and failures of our entire society and system. Unregulated Hyper-Individualist Free Market Laissez-Faire Liberal (both Classically Liberal and Neo-Liberal) Capitalism/Liberalism (both Classical Liberalism and Neo-Liberalism) "Democracy" (our shitty form of government) is pathetic.

Chicks got a weed shirt on. Promise you it’s self inflicted

@@WhalerSailor yeah even so, that’s still sad tho :(

@@WhalerSailorprobably influenced by it at a younger age than she is now by their parents honestly it’s sad because she couldn’t get a chance at life

There is a local mission with mostly empty beds. They choose not to live there.

@@WhalerSailoryes because she smoked weed she’s homeless not like the crack addict fent abusing inbred chuckle fucks

no its drugs man trust me i lived in that town for twenty years

You're painfully ignorant on how big a role drugs play here, and therefore easy to manipulate with emotions.

Nope it’s drugs, and alcohol.

ur just plain ignorant if u don’t think the vast majority of homeless aren’t drug abusers, at least 80%. yes there are the few homeless people that aren’t addicts and just got unlucky but that’s definitely not the case for most. i would know, i live in phoenix which is one of the biggest homeless capitals in the country and u can literally just see by looking at them that almost all of them are drugged out tweakers that don’t want to help themselves.

​@@curt81 Studies have shown that a VAST majority of homeless people actually WEREN'T on drugs when they became homeless. They started them WHILE homeless. That tells us they are using the drugs as a way to COPE with their crappy lives and mistreatment they receive fire being homeless It's actually the same for mental health issues, most don't have a mental health problem at the moment they became homeless. They developed one WHILE homeless. Meaning that horrible life CAUSED their issues. They are humans, reacting to their situations. And you just said to them " I don't care and what situation they are in our what caused it" Wow.... How heartless

That lady actually said MOUNTAINS!!!!!! they could stay in the mountains!!!😮

​@@doctordef324 Yeah.. that doesn't sound more dangerous and expossed to infections, far form getting medical help or closer to lunatics. Just say you think all them deserve it and you wish them death instead. You must be so damn sure it only takes not doing drugs for not getting like that.

I work in a program that provides housing, good, mental health treatment to the homeless. It is just like that most of the homeless refuse help. They like being homeless because they do not have to work, follow rules, or pay taxes. No responsibility. You do not know what you are talking about and are part of the problem.

work in a program that provides housing, good, mental health treatment to the homeless. It is just like that most of the homeless refuse help. They like being homeless because they do not have to work, follow rules, or pay taxes. No responsible.

Sounds like the usual Democrat nonsense. “Just make homelessness illegal and it will go away!” Obviously that probably wasn’t their exact thought process, they probably have some kind of program to help the homeless, but evidently it isn’t very effective. At least not effective enough to be like “daddy government will help you, so you have no excuse for being homeless”.

Exactly, something like 50% of Americans, cannot afford a 400$ emergency in cash. They just cant. So imagine a big emergency like a car break down.

The stereotypes are true, that's why they are stereotypes.

​@@XFizzlepop-BerrytwistThose Americans pay for cable, tv, and cars they can't afford.

@@nova396bro stop acting like we all gotta literall have an snort house and no fun just to “get by”. You sound like a bootlickers. 😅😂

Thats why they should create jobs for homeless people. Cleaning up the community, environment work etc. its unacceptable to have this many people doing absolutely nothing while the gov takes money from working people to burn on problems they wont solve.

The point is that if they fucked off, they wouldn't get the tickets.

​@@iiiiilllllllllto where?

the point is to keep charging them to keep them homeless to keep charging them ​@@iiiiilllllllll

​@@Edgisco to literally anywhere else. They can literally camp ANYWHERE else, not in public parks and sidewalks, not leaving drugs, needles, and trash scattered around.

​@@firedrgn656Public spaced are probably the least intrusive place to be though. Would you rather them hang out in your back yard or pitch a tent inside of a McDonalds? A lot of these people can't work due to health issues and lack of family support, so they won't survive long if you send them out to the wilderness either. But the government won't be happy if they start chopping down their trees to build log cabins, either.

Their only worry is making money out of people, with home or not, not helping people.

Should arrest em and make em make get sober cold turkey on a prison floor.

@@the-rob-effectyknow less than 40% of the homeless uses drugs/alcohol right? this doesn’t just affect drug addicts but people who are financially struggling then putting more financial burdens on them is helpful in no way

@mohammedmanaa7298 then they should be able to work, get gewd with money bums.

​@@the-rob-effectthey cant get a job with these bullshit fines and threats

Yeah it makes me feel bad seeing other people around my age homeless.. she probably is a runaway or got kicked out of the house because she was causing trouble for her family. Idk why no legal action is being taken for her.

@@Usernotvaild_A 17 year old is a matured late teen. If she ran-away from home, she has chosen her own fate and therefore why pity her destination as she’s the one who hinder it.

​@SolaceInChrist we don't know why or how she ended up there. Just like we don't know the stories of anyone else. Maybe she lives with her mother and they both got evicted. Most Americans are only one or two paychecks away from being homeless.

💯​@@KaitlynChihuahuaFan

​@SolaceInChrist and you don't know her situation, so stop judging her. Man I hope your username is a joke...just like you.

Stupidest person in this clip smh

Plus there's definitely no Wild animals up there no not at all

​@@LVent.-XG...this is spoken like a non-oregonian. The wildlife isn't Australia up here.

@@normanclatcher ​​⁠ i guess if you don’t consider the cougars, bears, western rattlesnakes, black widows, and scorpions to be dangerous, the oregon mountains could almost be sustainable for human life 😅 oregon is home to over 6,000 cougars and mountain lions.

@@usagicore ...You can also hunt deer, catch fish, dig for clams, forage for berries, grow your own crops... the rivers and streams are _clean,_ unlike so many other places in the world... ...I'm not saying I'd _like_ to live like this, but. People who can? Actually _could._

It's also illegal. The state will go up there and harass them in the mountains same as the city.

Also that's a great way to feed the wild animals. You don't wanna be in the mountains after dark!

The reason she said that is that is EXACTLY what the homeless used to do in Oregon. The new homeless are horribly lazy.

Yeah let's just go live in the mountains and eat berries all day

According to a quick google search the mountains of Oregon are home to Black Bears, Coyotes, Gray Wolves, and Mountain Lions so seems like a stellar place to live without a solid roof over your head 😅

I’m 15 miles from grants pass. In Medford. Lots of meth, drugs and people from Portland moving down here.. homeless tents, camps and even fights with families at parks.. come on!

If they could do that without the state saying they are squatting on federal land, or halfwits who own the mountains going crazy and claiming they were antifa supersoldiers during the wildfire season, I'm sure a non-zero portion of those people would love nothing less than a chance to establish their own little commune far away from the NIMBYs. But we know that would never happen, and if it did, people would be angry that no one stopped them.

​. Yeah, I'm sure they will forge a utopia.

@@thomaswillard6267yea fucking right, 90% of these people wouldnt take a job or stable home if it smacked them in the face because theyre on drugs and thats all they care about is where the next dose is coming from 😂

"Local homeless create large homeless encampment of log houses, why can't they just rent?"

But legal to do all drugs hmmmmmm

​@@PatrickLindsay-u2z​@PatrickLindsay-u2z Can you give me a hand interpreting your response? I don't understand how it relates to OP's comment. Where are all drugs legalized, and how does that influence or impact OP's situation? Are you just suggesting that OP was homeless and therefore, they were on drugs?

We can't afford rent. 1200 for a studio. I have friends with kids sharing a 1 bedroom. I live in a bus on my parents property. I refuse to pay rent that damn high.

​@@saltyaircrazyhair7269 Lol really ? My mortgage is 4300 a month ... Is Cost of living high ? Sure is, but if you make good choices there are tons of options with great pay . No one wants to live on their parents property as a adult in a trailer.

​@@Plant_ParenthoodI've yet to ever see a homeless person who isn't on drugs or coming down from them. Your fake, lies are hurting these homeless people. If you're clean and sober you have access to free housing, food and welfare. You must pass drug tests, not have animals and be in at a certain time. These people REFUSE TO FOLLOW THOSE RULES so fuck em

FACTS.

Everybody just too busy with their own lives 😔

Yes but this isnt a natural aspect of any society its the environment that shapes society

That’s what’s wrong with the world now. Selfishness is the way of the world now.😞

90%

Honestly a lot of people sadly.

These people are junkies. Something the keyboard crusaders don’t understand. They go on all night theft sprees to fund their drug habit. They camp in cities and on sidewalks because that gives them easy access drugs, drug dealers, and people who can sell their stolen goods.

Damn some people really want to watch the world burn

The devil's minions, this world just keeps getting worse

America

It bloody well should be illegal with the responsibility on local government to ensure that everyone has a roof over their head otherwise it's local government that will pay the legal price.

@@dianacoles1017if you think it should be illegal to be homeless instead of funding a homeless shelter, you’re part of the problem. Homeless shelters expect you to get a job and even help you find one so you can get back on your feet. Making it illegal only makes it harder on the homeless, and you should feel guilty for even having that opinion.

Right wingers?

I wish Eugene had that law. The bums have been making a mess out of this place for years.

He probably thought it would stop homelessness when in reality it just made it worse.

Some of these states laws are so terrible

It will make them move. Plus, you would think they would like to go to jail every now and then to sleep inside, get meals and detox.

@@alanhinkel420 move where? Almost every public space comes with fines or is designed to keep homeless people away… To top it all off, there are not enough homeless shelters. So you’re saying you’re willing to shell out your taxes to house homeless people in jail, but are unwilling to fund social programs that can help homeless people get off the street, potentially permanently? Let’s not ignore the fact that running up a rap sheet with the law is going to destroy many job opportunities for those looking to get back into the workforce. Make it make sense, brother!

@@CharlieTooHuman Move to a city where it’s not illegal to be homeless. It’s not going to come out of my pocket. I don’t live in Oregon.

@@CharlieTooHuman they need to get off drugs and find a job. Take responsibility. I know, not all of them are on drugs but it’s not hard to find work. Then at least you can start saving up.

Homeless people are gay confirmed by a shelter worker

this most certainly does not describe the majority of the homeless though just saying

​@@natedog69420it describes some of them, and they need help regardless

That got too specific.

Yea it’s not a simple fix as people make it seems Some ppl want to work and make money But the cost of living it’s too expensive for entry jobs and very difficult to get a job that does pay well And all the stress leads to ppl trying to cope with drugs It’s messy all around

Like it’s their choice to be living without shelter, so they should want to go live in the actual wilderness? Wish that lady was forced to camp in the mountains not knowing when she’ll be able to go live in her cozy house again. Especially in winter

@@r.taylor8836 i wish it wasnt illegal to live in the middle of the woods cuz i would........but look a what happened in ruby ridge, almost a whole family was kilt just living in the woods. either way you go you are fooked

Like go hunt for food or walk to town every few hours in hopes of getting enough for a sandwich smh it’s probably only 40 miles smfh people are just self centered and don’t care or even take the time to think about it for real

I was looking to see if anyone commented about it. Shipping “undesirables” away is something that has been going on for centuries and I thought we had finally agreed on how dangerous and cruel that is but apparently not. We do push people that far but that is not safe for them and our population is only as secure as the ‘lowest’ rung on the ladder because they hold the foundation that the rest is built upon.

NIMBY'ism at its finest

The government is more concerned with making it LOOK like there aren't homeless people, rather than putting in the effort to make sure people aren't homeless

@@ShiftylittleDemon The late George Carlin said it best when he mentioned that there is no money in it for the politicians to solve the homelessness problem, so they have no interest in fixing it!

@@ShiftylittleDemonBc they really don’t gaf

Give more money to other country

Fr bro I'm almost 28 and I dont even wanna buy a house. Shit is so expensive for no reason

I saw someone in this comment section say that anyone who’s homeless is homeless by choice😭 i’m so done with sped people.

All those needles everyone keeps finding in the park isn't going to fix their situation

@@Strawberrykoalfor a lot of them it is when i worked on the vegas strip id say a good 8 or 9 outta 10 homeless became that way because of drugs so yes most times it is by choice

@@gaberesendez6492 that’s really when you focus on the messed up looking ones. Those are obvious. It’s the ones living out of car, maintaining a decent appearance, and still going to work that many don’t see but it’s quite abundant.

murrica is 3rd world.

What a waist cops doing its not gonna do nun to them they get out the next day with thousands of more tickets and go back to the spot cops getting money and wasting money

Ooh boy that’s a hard decision to make! Should I pay my ticket or buy drugs with my money?

@@BillyFlores-sf4beof course. The system is screwed

@@SGU.TF-141 all the above lol

I guess after a certain number of tickets they go to jail so that’s why they ticket them.

Homeless have no right to live on our city sidewalks and parks then leave used f#@$ing needles in kids playground and take dumps on our streets. Something tells me you live in a VERY nice area

Their job isn’t to serve your average citizen, their job is to generate revenue for the city because they’re on the city’s payroll. An increase in city revenue grants the possibility of raises for the police force. Police also are kept in a state of near-poverty, to ensure obedience so they don’t get fired (and wind up homeless just like those they pursue.) The same is true of all government employees; teachers, sanitation workers, social workers, etc. “It’s not about food- it’s about keeping those ants in line.” -Hopper, _a bug’s life_

What are you doing for the homeless?

@@mizzou1016 why tf is it anyone job to do anything for them? They are grown ass adults.

Why should I take care of my parents? They're old and wise ​@@TheJimi103

The people who tell homeless people to kill themselves are the ones who sould be homeless

Its rewarded in our society :)

​@@emeraldthunda536Bro lol no it's not. Are you a sociopath?

@@StrawhatRyesociopathic behavior is literally rewarded and rarely punished.

@@StrawhatRye Firstly, it depends by what boundaries you define society, big part of society is completely sociopathic and without empathetic emotions..

I mean. Kids can literally go into foster care. Any homeless child is choosing not to be in government care

​@@RandomGamerCoryBecause government care is crap

Your are not doing homelessnes. You are getting homeless against your will. If the gov dosen't want their citizens to be homeless build homes for them!

Cps is literally known for giving children to known sex trafficking rings... ​@@RandomGamerCory

⁠@@RandomGamerCorythousands of kids slip through the cracks every year. Not to mention the rampant abuse and neglect a lot of these kids go through IN the system. It’s not as simple as “foster care or homelessness”. To some, neither one of those are the lesser evil.

God bless you!!! You are so strong, and give me so much inspiration this morning! ❤

Neurodivergent people are misunderstood too often (tourettes and adhd here) but some are lucky with the environment we grow up in. You’re amazing ams I’m proud of you from a distance!!

@@McFrikandellenGamers mum wasn’t prepared for a child at all, let alone a girl with ADHD and autism. Of course back in the 90’s everyone just thought I was wired wrong but couldn’t explain why. She got tired of paying for me, and wanted her house to herself. So out I went. With no life skills, and no exposure to the world. Couldn’t cook, didn’t know anything about money and never got to finish school. Shelters were….hell doesn’t even cover it. A 4’10 tiny 16 year old with no social awareness and the face of an 11 year old? I did not do well. I have multiple disfigurements and disabilities now, including hearing loss. I had a colostomy bag for a while from one horrific incident (while I was in a shelter mind you). Spending all that time in hospital did give me the dream of being a nurse though. And I’m a good nurse. My old ward manager always said I could get a cannula in a mosquito haha.

You are amazing - keep up the good work, hold your head up high and bollocks to the naysayers. It's your life, and you are making a success of it. We quiet bookworms have hidden depths!

@@TattyDarlingreading your second comment broke me and made me cry😢 I’m so sorry for what you’ve been through I went through similar but nowhere near as bad as you but I’m so happy that you done so well and turned it around you really are an inspiration ❤

Anyone in the Valley makes it Southern Oregon's problem, by voice or inaction. California makes it our problem. _Chinese Fentanyl_ makes it our problem. ...but sure, single out Grant's Pass because we have to play Defense to prevent being overrun.

Maybe its because himeless people are comprised mostly of people who burned all their bridges. Why should i care about someone who own family have disown them? Not to mention all yhe homeless people who could literally just go live with their family that is seeking them. But would much rather do drugs and not work.

@@axel8406 Again. Would rather they go camp out in the woods and really, _truly_ learn how to survive & fend for themselves. ...or perish. Because no one else cares, or ever _will_ care, as much as *they themselves* do.

@@normanclatcher one is easier than the other and getting a job and not doing drugs is easier than both options.

@@axel8406 "not doing drugs" isn't easier to an addict, and hiring managers are _insufferable_ prudes who don't care about putting civic good before the bottom line. I mean it. "The Woods."

Why cant the live in the mountains?

​@@brdman722are you fucking stupid? Seriously, I want to actually know.

@@brdman722 no shelter, food, water, potential animal threats?

@@totallynotnanna7637should have thought about that before becoming everyone else’s problem.

​@@JohnJacobs-g6tYou think they wanted to be homeless? You think they had a choice? God the education system is awful. You know what make society a favor and you go live in a forest off the grid without access to the internet

While I agree with not spending billions in other countries wars, california for example spent 24 BILLION in the last 5 years and the problem got worse. So money makes it worse. We need to make it illegal to be homeless, stop giving them money, stop making being homeless comfortable. Then offer alternative rehabs and mental health clinics, beds and food (only if sober). As a former addict myself the worst thing you could do is throw money and resources at me without fixing the addiction

Money is fake it's just paper but people die over it sadly...

​@@TheJimi103 Very true, but instead of just handing people the money they should implement it better. Speed up the process of getting off the street instead of helping them sustain that lifestyle.

​@@pngjeremiah3229Not tryna be smart but isn't money just a physical representation of the goods/services we trade with each other to make commerce easier? Like instead of mowing some dudes lawn for his chicken eggs so you can trade up to a Porsche you just get some cash from him.

They send millions to war and then let those same veterans sleep on the street, they don’t care about nobody and it’s the biggest crisis in America. England barely has this problem

Fr

Ah so you must be aware of the entire truth of reality

@@zenchi420your the result of a mom drinking while pregnant

@@mikef37 who are you and why are you on Deez nuts, obviously mothers need water, everyone does dipshit

​@@mikef37Wish she had; I'd get the government dole then.

There not immune to fines cause there homeless bro

Most of these people are drug addicts. The fines aren't paid, and then they're out in jail where they're forced to get clean. It's literally life saving intervention for a lot of them. The ones who aren't on drugs will go stay in shelters and get their lives back on track.

@@weirdflex8158but it’s definitely immoral to fine someone for barely surviving. It’s hard enough barely being able to afford to eat and a TENT but to have to move consistently and get dehumanized for struggling in THIS economy is disgusting. There wouldnt be homelessness if people actually INTERVENED before things got that bad

@@mjflitnot “most”. Most of those people are people who lost everything and are still being held down at the bottom. Being homeless can cause a person to resort to drugs. Not the other way around. Drugs are a mental escape from reality and the horrible society they’re obviously in. Imagine not being able to get a job bc you have no stable housing simply bc you arent allowed to reside in one area for a certain time.

@@Koreanisamazing no it's not being poor does not mean laws don't apply to you

First step, punitive rehab Second step, forced Labor camps to force new skills on them Third step, punitive education Forth step, punitive rehousing. Like doing that robs them of agency and I'm all for it, gotta rebuild them from the ground up.

@@kingbillycokebottle5484not every homeless person is an addict

​@@kingbillycokebottle5484 sounds like the Nazi plans for me. But what do I know, I'm just some dumb German idiot who has never seen those plans listed anywhere else...

Look at Vancouver. Didn't work

​@@kingbillycokebottle5484we call people that exhibit traits like yours sociopaths.

Ugh for a man… maybe. For a girl whose to grow and be a lady…. Unacceptable

That's right, and soon she'll bethemost wise, decision,making person.

Based on your opinion and personal experience and what you now know about the world, do you believe that this experience made you a better/stronger/more resolute person? Do you think that someone should've given you wanted/needed instead of tools that led to you being able to do it yourself? No trolling at all, I am very serious

She chose to be on the streets. Why that is, I don’t know and nor do I care. It’s illegal for parents to kick their children out before they’re 18. There’s also the foster system(broken, but still exists). Those people don’t need personalized shelters for them to continue their alcoholism and consistent drug use. They need rehab.

@@jbgaters They literally paid us in rations of food, back then I didnt think too much about it, I was grateful, now looking back they should've paid us in cash lol but to be honest being homeless aint that bad cause you can still eat at least, I dont believe it made me better than anyone, at the end it just made us people, just like anyone else, ive seen former homeless think they're better than people "who have it easy" cause they got "street" wisdom, but arrogance is never cool, no one is better than anyone, rich or homeless yall are gonna meet God 🗿 (that last part was just to surprise you, I dont believe in religions) I dont think anyone should've given me stuff of I wanted, that would've spoiled me into the mindset that believes we deserve everything, but thats not it, we must earn it

Coz he's a right-wing Trump-voting fuckturd who only cares for himself?

You missed the point and context. Salem has better programs and shelters for the homeless.

​@@queueeeee9000ah, so america should take in an unlimited number of illegals because we have better facilities to handle them than other countries.....

George Carlin had a bit about that in one of his standup shows. "Not in my backyard!" 😂

​@@queueeeee9000 So Salem does a better job of taking care of its homeless than Grant's Pass does. So why should Salem take on the burden of Grant's Pass's homeless as well? Shouldn't Grant's Pass take care of its own homeless, just as Salem does with theirs?

😂😂

“You can’t put that there, you’re under arrest!”

😂😂 this is a good one

America is not a town.

@macin6931 Does it look like this video was referring to the entirety of America?

@@crimsontheworld772 I am saying this is not just a ocal problem its all across america.

She’s definitely a junkie who got throw out of her house

No pun intended....

People don’t realize what a gift that type of kindness is. I have friends whose solution to not having an income is “sell your stuff” not, “hey, don’t worry. We’ve got your back. “ Generally, this world is selfish.

@@misssly253unfortunately, that’s not always true. Some people no longer have family (parents died) and friends don’t always have the ability (or desire) to help.

Same

Yes we are.

People don't realize how many barriers exist to change social classes. Often for employment you need proper documentation to prove citizenship which requires a permanent address, processing fees, and other proof of identification which is near impossible for someone who has no money to legally make money.

Everyone saying just ask for help, asking the system. How is it? Depends on age? Be good to know, and each state/country will have different ways.

Your homeless…?

the reason this law was implemented was because these people would put up tents in your neighborhood and do drugs in your residential area and people didn’t want to see people outside their homes doing drugs and dying. And you can’t do anything about it.

The part with being homeless is that once you are homeless it’s really hard to buy a house again but it’s not that hard to not go homeless unless you blow all your money on drugs witch they do

​@@pheonixx2994the drugs are already illegal, there's plenty of motivation to crack down on the without needing to persecute people that are suffering at the hands of the system that's now punishing them

Just American 🇺🇸 middle class energy.

Go home!!

Class struggle divide and conquer

Sounds like you need an emergency fund if you think that 1 unpaid bill will literally make you homeless

Why doesn't that dad take his son in 😂😂😂😂 and this is what's wrong, instead of giving the rich all your money, support 1 homeless person and soon they wouldn't be homeless, it's a sick stupid world 😢 and with money they can get help too , it's amazing that people don't think about that

I met my husband while he was flying a sign, homeless, and drinking because of unaddressed chronic pain. We’ve been together 7 years now. He is a great husband. There’s nothing wrong with many of these people other than circumstance. HOUSING FIRST!

I'm glad you do that; I also use to be indoctrinated into believing that homeless people can do better if they want to, but then as I grew older I realized how messed up our education is and how messed up our economy is; Now I give homeless people money whenever I can as long as I got a good feeling that the homeless person isn't a scheming drug addict bum

Damn that's really messed up. I pray your brother can get out if that man and get healed somehow... You tried pulling him out of it?

Ive always wondered why the majority of men that I know of who have been sexually molested come out as gay later. I wonder if it is so traumatic it can affect someones sexuality or is it that effeminate boys are being targeted?

​@@jacksonsinclair2615 probably both to some degree, but theres definitely exceptions where a traditionally masculine boy is a victim and may later come out

Your dad really fucked up. I hope one day your brother finds some sort of peace. 💔

@@jacksonsinclair2615 A lot of people may disagree but there’s a major consensus amoungst scientists that those 2 things do not correlate.

For one look at these homeless they look like junkies. Making excuses because they don't have a home

Then you got someone who can't speak English manage to get a job without papers or house address only to end up getting that job and hustling. Meanwhile homeless people want to mooch off everyome. Yet nobody says anything about that. Just excuses in life.

Especially when your parents say "kick rocks" at 18 just because they no longer want responsibility over you.😮

One of the silver linings of having been homeless for nearly 2 years from 18yrs old. It's given me more empathy and a unique perspective on life. I'm now in a youth hostel with my own room. Hoping to get my own place eventually.

I don't blame the homeless people, I blame a system that thinks compassion is letting people live in an open air drug market. The "no harm" approach harms everyone. The big lie here is most of these people do have housing available. That housing doesn't allow drugs so they'd rather be homeless. It's hard to have sympathy for people turning down housing.

I was homeless once. I convinced a lady that I built a deck for to rent me her RV short term for a couple hundred bucks a month and I started knocking doors and saw my services. That was over 20 years ago and today I’m a millionaire. Where there’s a will there’s a way

Circumstances could be any number of things...but 9 out of 10 are drug addicts who have screwed over the people they had to turn to.

Shhh these A-holes don't know how to handle logic

maybe you could house some?

Why can’t you?

Not doing drugs anymore will fix 90% of homelessness but they don’t want to give up their disgusting lifestyle so 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@@tdegrddeehjgd Or cut the military budget in half. Stop sending money to overseas and we can House and feed them all

You mean blame the voters?

How can you blame the voters or politicians? I blame these people for not doing enough in life. Every one of these people have A personal reason why they're at where they're at. They're not upstanding citizens. You just heard the man talking about the needles and trash everywhere and look at these people

@@novatryshots the voters often vote for enabling policies that damn near incentivize homelessness.

@@ralegade7710 I can't believe we're at a point where people vote for this s*** and then go crying about not seeing something everyone told him about in the first place. It's crazy

@@ralegade7710 And they say Kamala stands for black people but spent her whole career locking them up, taking them away from their family and suppressing evidence to keep them that way, which takes research to find out

If they were just sleeping it would be OK, but I guarantee there's horrible drugs problems, alcoholism and violence in a city park where people and their children can't even go now

I don't agree to my tax money bailing out banks, but homeless people don't pay taxes, so the shelter would be footed by the tax payers just like the bank bailouts.

There are plenty of organizations that help the homeless the problem is it requires you to clean up and stop doing drugs but they don't want that

The whole "oh but we bail out banks with my money" is probably the funniest thing I've heard all day. If the FDIC doesn't "bail out" these banks runs start to happen and the people who have the largest amounts of mom are usually always the first to be paid out when a bank goes under if it's not bailed out which creates more panic and more runs on banks which inturn causes more defaults and closers which just hurts the economy of the little people like me and you who spent our whole lives trying to have something in these banks you don't wanna bail out lol. Amazing how little people understand about the very basics of economics yet want policy change they have absolutely no idea about. 😂😂😂😂😂 and I'm sure you don't wanna hear this part but the gov pretty much pays for these people to he homeless like the guy in the video and tons of tylers previous videos the problem is addiction and mental health not a problem with being able to afford a place to stay and start to rebuild themselves

They don't care about any of us lol

The reasoning is that a lot of those homeless people have a $200 per day drug habit & they'll do anything to get the $200 for drugs. ANYTHING. Lie, cheat, steal, sell themselves, and sell their kids. But if tough love and fines worked, there wouldn't be any more homeless. The system is harsh and broken.

That’s unfortunately what the private prison system wants, the more cells they fill the more money they make and they don’t care how they fill them :/

Maybe because they’re spending it on drugs…

They don't seem to have a problem coming up with drug money. Why the fk should I have to care for people that have never cared for anyone other than themselves?

It’s to make them move. The whole point is that they shouldn’t be there, so the punishment is to try and discourage them by giving them something they know they can’t pay. That’s like saying why set a price on food if everybody needs to eat. No shit sherlock, either don’t get caught or don’t camp in the park where you get fines.

THE CORPORATE MEDIA WILL NOT EXPOSE THOSE TRUTHS.

Vote out democrats and get rid of Democrat policies. Jobs will pop up everywhere. Eventually, only the worthless will be homeless. Why worthless, because those people will be choosing to be homeless. All others would be able to get work or care.

This

And I bet they all laugh at the state of things in America. We have so many issues at home but want to have our foot in everything 🤦🏽‍♂️

Gonna cost more than billions to permanently house and support every non working American.

how can someone forget to be human when everything we do is human

Nope sadly that is human

Welcome to the real world

when you live in a system that sees people only as a dollar sign and conditions you to see people’s struggles as moral failures, that’s what happens

Why doesn't that guy take his son in 🤔

To be fair ive never seen a regular guy jerking off at a bus stop.

I hope your situation flips hope miracles happen for you

To be honest I'm sorry about your situation. People here in grants pass hate the homeless because most are just junkies that are not even from here. We hate the homeless that are destroying our parks leaving their garbage and needles out for everyone to walk on. If the homeless kept their areas clean frome garbage and needles you wouldn't have such a bad name attached to you.

We just got to a grand after working for 3 weeks and now we have to pay $500+ to get our car fixed , money we could have used to get a place but it’s so hard. Even food stamps don’t stretch far enough. We don’t do drugs, we’re not bad people, we’re just in an unfortunate situation. Jobs wanna hire part time with the cost of living through the roof, and you get a good job but all food stamps and medical insurance stops because “you have money to pay now” but everything adds up, I genuinely don’t know how people are doing it, working 3 jobs to pay for rent, food, etc. but you never get to enjoy yourself. The rich have gotten so greedy they want to be the only ones left but JESUS said it is HARD for a rich person to ENTER HEAVEN. Faith that the lord is preparing the path for us is all we need ❤ I pray you and I and everyone like us find a way to integrate back into society

@@simplyme417 you're praying when you should be working. that's a problem.

Damn... Where do I apply for a position because I figured out an answer to that question in less than a minute so I can absolutely get some shit done.

I think they are

I wonder which side the billionaires who bought most of them will fall on.... Good job the Rs blocked any ethical oversight or the supreme judges might not be performing tricks for cash treats.

Yes the "supreme" court that should not take more than 5 minutes to figure it out...

good luck with this court

Yea I bet you would. Creepy MFr

People like you are what this country really needs!

And why were you homeless?

@@nomask15 long story short, I was being ignorant and spent most of my money recklessly/giving money to women who couldn't care less about me. I ended up homeless before I couldn't pay rent on Time.

@@michaelnilio6746 At least it wasn't from taking drugs, and you managed to recover, something that many homeless people do not even try, and yet they complain about their condition.

Oregon even tho I'm from Kentucky I follow JD Delay on here and he's from Oregon apparently they protect chomos more than they do the homeless.

Sounds very democratic. The state cant look after their own people... SHame! And they call us 3rd world😅

What kind of dystopian world is that? Won’t let you get an ID because the government took it all because you’re homeless, and they won’t let you get a job or buy a home because you don’t have an ID, and they fine you $300 every few weeks because you don’t have a home, and you can’t pay the fine because you don’t have a job, so you go to jail because you can’t pay the fine

“Service dog” lol get real

I remember during the fires, me my mom and sister made beignets for the people in shelter at our local community center. I hope those people are doing well now :(

Well, they're not from here, so... They came here because they heard it was the perfect place to be homeless, because for years grants pass would just let people set up tents anywhere in camp throughout the city. They didn't become unhomed here, they came here to take advantage of the taxpayers and the kindness of the residents. We have found piles of human s*** on our curb with cigarette butts poking out the top of it like it was a birthday cake, and the words f*** you smeared and feces next to it on the curb. People will break into residence cars to steal their things, sleep in it overnight, or just use it like a restroom. I was attacked by a man with a knife whose was living here homeless, and was on a myriad of drugs, and had just been released from prison over stabbing someone, and wanted to go back in, so he used attacking me as a way to do that. Messive lived around it, talk to these people, and understand what percentage of them are actually from here, and what percentage of them actually simply came here because they thought it would be easy and profitable, you really don't have a place to comment about it.

@@marysrevenge2397very few people want to be homeless lmao. You think people just choose to be homeless?

Maybe they should all go to your yard

It’s giving Patrick star, “ just push them somewhere else “ 🫸🏻🫸🏻

​@@marysrevenge2397How naive are you? The woods isn't filled with food.

Rehabs honestly don't do anything helpful, vast majority of them just want money they don't genuinely want to help people. Rebabs really aren't successful anyway, the only way these people will change is through themselves. It's impossible to change someone who doesn't want to change.

Everyone thinks homeless ppl have an addiction but to be honest it starts with mental health issues and institutions turning them away. Then eventually they may turn to drugs ..it truly breaks my heart bcuz it could happen to anyone....

Shhh, maing sense can fix stuff, we dont want that, fixing stuff scares money and donations away from people wanting to virtual signaling

Healthcare and support is good, all that plus money is better. _Every_ homeless person needs money more than *any* billionaire

Eeemm to an extent I guess. But from my experience. Alot of homeless people are homeless by choice not because of circumstances.

Well I certainly don’t want to have homeless people in my front yard. I live in the bay area, I pretty well off place. I would feel entirely justified to tell a homeless person to move and give them the money to do so if they piss on the street and sht their pants in front of the target I go to for a snack during work. Not every single person needs to live in the park, you can go somewhere else. Besides, do you live in the city?

@@humbleopionist4366i think you fail to realize they’re fucking people and they need a spot to live to actually apply to a job and to start digging themselves out

As a person who once lived on the west coast, I can get it. You get tired of the massive amount of homeless, the endless needles, the smell, the drugs, the tents, the pollution and garbage, the fires started by their camps, the crime. Once you've had your car broken into 4 times, each costing thousands of dollars to fix the window, all for some change or a cable left in your seat. Some people get pushed to the brink and see them all as criminals. The cops and politicians do nothing, and you can't out vote the crazy democrats who push this.

You clearly haven't lived in a city full of homeless drug addicts

Expecting others to put up with the massive self destructive behaviors of drug addicts is even more wild.

He’s not under age the guy is probably in his late 30s 😂

I think the person is referring to the homeless 17yr old girl

The answer to that is it takes a village to raise a child if you don’t have a single family member that you can sleep next to in order to go to work the next day your life expectancy is pretty short and animal in the jungle will not survive without its pack It’s not the rest of the world responsibility the shoulder your problem while they are handling their business you have to handle your business. Come up with a solution or deal with the consequences. There is no come, save me, Cape and rubber boots. Too many people now have a victim mentality if we all lived in a village together and you slept in the corner all day while the rest of us were out hunting and fishing all day nobody’s gonna feed you. It’s different if you fell off a bridge and you were hurt for a couple weeks , if you don’t work and you’re not working two jobs doing whatever you need to survive and you want someone to come save you. It’s never gonna happen.

Most homeless are mental issues, not what you’re saying.

At one point in my life, I spent 11 years in federal prison. I seen a lot of crazy people in my life. I never met somebody too crazy to feed themselves or work

Smart enough to hustle every day to come up with drug money I live in Seattle I was raised in Las Vegas so you can understand how I get exposed to this daily only in America in any other nation, you would know better than to think the government or anybody else was gonna come save you or spend money on you. Money from where the air ? Where is your family where’s are the people who made you? It’s their responsibility we are pushing for legislature that charges peoples families like a child support payment for a kid for dumping them off on us. It’s not our responsibility.

A lot of homeless people have chosen to run away from home and be rebellious because they don’t want to conform that’s not mental illness. That’s hardheaded my dad used to always tell me two things you can’t fix in life, hardheaded and ignorant, and they are one of the same. It’s a conscious decision to be that way. A lot of these people have family. Their family won’t accept their behavior and they won’t change so they are at a standstill now all of a sudden it’s our responsibility. Is the public to support this person and their bad decision-making no way.