@@Scorch1028 DON’T BE A MORON…..AN OFFICER CAN’T GIVE STATEMENTS TO THE MEDIA. THEY HAVE MEDIA RELATIONS FOR THAT AND THE CITY HAS STOPPED THE POLICE FROM ARRESTING AND CITING THESE DEMOCRATIC WOKE VOTERS WHO ARE THE HOMELESS TRASH AND THE CALIFORNIA WOKE, ANTI POLICE LEFTIST LIBERAL WOKE TRASH VOTERS AND SOROS FUNDED LA DISTRICT ATTORNEY. THINK BEFORE YOU COMMENT.
My uncle owns a restaurant in South Houston, believe me when I say this man had all the compassion in his heart to try and help the homeless, up until they started swarming his business and straight up attacking him when he couldn't give them anything. So one day he decided he's going to get a pepper ball gun, specifically a shotgun style one, so that anytime he finds homeless people just camped out in or around his business, he gives them two warnings and then comes out blasting. He got that thing some months ago and I haven't seen another homeless person around his restaurant since. Not saying we should just indiscriminately shoot homeless people but when they ask for it, give it to them.
@@dallysept yeah but despite that some people in the neighborhood just straight up choose to ignore the reality of the situation and try to give him shit to this day as if he just woke up one day and decided to abuse the homeless.
She fried her brain from drugs most these people didn't have mental problems tell they fried there brains and its not (Marijuana) But they still do not have the right to infringed upon a business or law abiding tax paying citizens
Do you mean the mentally ill homeless person, or the hard working business owner who is losing customers because of the criminal homelessness that the irresponsible city council, mayor, district attorney and police department refuse to handle?
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
They also need to allow people who want to help the homeless help. There's videos up people including a Veteran that get arrested for feeding the homeless. A group of people made tiny homes for a bunch of homeless and the government took them all away. Idk if it's illegal for churches to feed the homeless now too but that was something I saw growing up you don't see anymore today
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
I feel this business owner's pain and I don't even own a business! I live in northern Calif and recently, in broad daylight, a homeless man followed me to my car in a Home Depot parking lot and tried to open the passenger door. I didn't even realize that he was following me, and luckily I had just started the car (which automatically locks the car doors) when I heard the sound of someone trying to open a door. I turned toward the passenger side of the car and saw this guy! Lucky for me he was so stoned out of his head that I was able to pull forward (luckily, no car was parked in front of me) and make a quick exit before he tried anything else. When I shop at the local stores, I do not want to rely on LUCK to get me home safely! I feel that some homeless are infringing on my presumed rights as a responsible citizen to live freely in my community.
@@OriginalJohnDoeFakersBeware plus nowadays if a person suffers from social anxiety or is extremely introverted passing a job interview is nearly impossible...I myself have partial seizures, Crohn's disease, high blood pressure, INFP in Myers Briggs. My seizures get triggered from just walking up to a person, or being called to come 5ft away. Job interviews are designed more for the 70% of the extroverted population in LA.
@@OriginalJohnDoeFakersBeware People like you who makes excuses for this mess are a HUGE part of the problem. You try to divert attention from the problem because you're mentally confused about the difference between right and wrong.
Because it's harder for homeless people to live a decent life they don't have "dollar bills"that solve all of their like these soulless robots that only care about their stupid business
Street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Fentanyl destroy humans mentally and physically beyond the point of repair very quickly.
I'm a restaurant manger in Canoga Park, CA and it's very frustrated to deal with homeless people every single day. The homeless don't have any respect for nobody. they feel free to do anything they want.
Had a bum open my car door at gas station while I was pumping gas. I kick smashed my own door into his torso. It screamed then hobbled off like a zombie. These bums are no joke
They really dehumanize themselves running around attacking people and harassing others just because they're too incompetent to go out and get a job and make money like everyone else. And a lot of them will straight up spit in your face for trying to help them. They literally are zombies. Only instead of "BRAAAAAIIIIIINS" they yell the kind of stuff you would hear in a Todd Phillips game from 2008
I feel bad for this owner. But at the same time it’s everyone fault for voting and keeping this politicians that don’t do crap for us. The long you keep the same politicians office the longer we will all find out the what if.
@@mizzury54 The courts do play a role, but most judges are appointed, not elected. If the "elected legislature" makes laws that allow the cops to remove vagrants who loiter in front of businesses, then the courts have to accept the legality of the written law. The stricter a law is, the less leeway a court has to interpret it, and the less discretion the police have to enforce it.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
Yes, and a lot of people from California have "moved out". Large numbers of them have moved to Arizona, Texas, Tennessee, and Florida. I live in Miami, and the "instant" that I see a homeless person "urinating in the doorway of my supermarket", I report them to the store security, the police arrive, and the vagrant never returns. That's how we roll in my part of Florida. We don't let the homeless "take over", and cluster into 5,000-person camps on every city block.
@@Scorch1028 Florida being a much poorer state than CA, with fewer opportunities, doesn't have people coming from all over the states to 'make it'. Its kind of like Guatemalans wondering why US can't control immigration when they have been able to... because everybody wants to come to US the scale of immigration is much greater.
@@synchro505 nope tjat is the billionaires that your in your lazyness and fear are buying the propagation of illusions justifying there corruption and doing sh*t that puts them into suffering through exploitation of which your probalbly benefiting from as a fragile immoral slave job that you in your incompetance convieniantly go along with the illusions that preserve through corrupt violence your only source of advantage of which you've been tricked into being put into out of the hostility and desperation they put you into actively wasteing your own potential removing your own competance and living in a mindless state of unconsciousness and subserviancy to power
Over 1$ billion was spent on homelessness in Los Angeles County in the last few years. Most of the money goes to pay the obscenely high salaries of "administrators" and other "facilitators" and ridiculous "programs" that help no one. This leaves little to nothing to actually help the homeless. It's shameful and a massive scam. Meanwhile business owners and residents complain as the situation gets worse and worse with no end in sight. Those who voted in the current state and local leadership however, should refrain from complaining. They only have themselves to blame.
@@Dharmabum2000 almost all homeless are badass "we don't just have a badass" living on the street automatically makes you one or you die it's just how it works duhhh, you folks with houses definitely are slow AF and don't have critical thinking skills for sure lol. The street makes you extremely fast mentally, I'm in shape as well, unless you get into all the drugs, everyone on RU-vid needs to get a clue
New laws need to be put in place for these people separate them from our society a new lost city should be created for them in the middle of Death Valley
or maybe the government could use 1/100th of the annual trillion dollar military budget to house them? yknow, since there are only 500,000 homeless in the US, and 11 million un-occupied homes? just an idea that's a little less sociopathic.
Laws were not enforced. So new laws? How many laws you need? CA voters had chances to vote out and recall. Stop the ignorance. Less than one million signed recall. I know you were one of those that did not sign. Laughable.
I was in LA last week its like horror movie all the homeless people everywhere people digging in the garbage, looking for food how in the hell they government sleep at night when they’re people suffering on the street it’s sickening
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl source.
Housing + Psych-wards. Help these people who can’t help themselves. I understand every human has rights but when they start to mess with other people it has to be stopped!
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
That's a good topic master Yoshi does ever human being have any rights I hope your right brother I lost count of how many of mine have been violated perhaps all that is left now is the right to. Complain lol🥱
Downtown Los Angeles has thousands of homeless walking freely. I am scare for my life everyday. I was punch by a homeless man and almost SA by 2 homeless man.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
I have a small restaurant and I understand what your going through. I got broken in 3 times and i have homeless sleeping in front of my door with his hands in his pants. Homeless people would sit in my patio and I ask them to leave but they won't. Call police and nothing. Homeless just comes back as soon as police leaves. This is crazy!!!🤬🤬
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
SHE IS NOT LYING! ITS DISGRACEFUL THAT WE ALLOW TO tolerate this behaviour. As business owners we should stop paying taxes to the state and lets see how fast they clean this act allowed in our city! SO frustrating!
What “behavior”? They are pushing the Narrative like Homelessness is the Problem… When Kids and Children Still go Missing, get SA’d and Murdered DAILY, Or forced to work for a xeS Ring , Police still Murder Minorities (not just African-Americans) on the Regular, the News just doesn’t Push it. Police beat, SA, and Abuse and Kill our Men & Women while in Prison or City/County Jails.. Dope Dealers are Lacing ALLL of the Street Drugs, (marijuana included), Killing and GETTING EVERYONE HOOKED… and They work with the Police as well.. Traffic accident Deaths DAILY.. Pharmaceuticals Murdering us By getting Everyone Hooked on Medications & Opioids that Probably didn’t even to get to get Prescribed in the first place , because of the Addictive or Unhealthy Ingredients that’s “FDA Approved”… And don’t even get me Started on the Suicide Increase.. it’s a lot deeper stuff going on… Than a dude sleeping under a Palm Tree minding his business.. Just my 2 cents though,we can agree to disagree🤷♂️
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources
@@sarbantz unfortunately true. Our authorities no longer care,it's money. The amount of money these politicians and developers steal from us in the name of homelessness. $130,000 for a 900 sq. foot apt that they won't use or destroy. You are correct.
If she causes you to lose business, call police have her escorted of property. As a business owner, you can tell police you want her banned from your business because your staff and customers feel threatened and harassed and she is driving business away.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
@@darrell3643 no one should have to move to another state just because homeless people can't keep their shit together. It seems like the homeless could choose to live in areas that aren't such an inconvenience for everyone else. Honestly we should just round these people up and dump them in the woods somewhere, let him go live out in the boonies if they can't make it in regular society
I live in Mexico City and there is rampant addiction and untreated mental illness here too. The difference is that the local street people are well aware of the negative repercussions of acting out. Born and raised on the west coast I have seen first hand the entitled and “beyond reproach” mindset that prevails amongst street people in the US. Mental illness and addiction are NOT valid excuses and never have been. At no time in history would this behavior be permissible and at the minimum would involve a light slam and a night in jail. Also, I say street person to distinguish them from the homeless. Street people want free food, free accommodations and the liberty to engage in antisocial behavior and drug consumption at their leisure. Most of us wouldn’t recognize a homeless person in a group as they are just like us, work and pay taxes..but live in their car.
That was a very thoughtful and well-written statement. 😀 It seems so many people place labels on people living in their cars, rvs or travel trailers. For some of us, it was a way to combat the " highest price ever paid" for an apartment. And don't forget those "amazing" gas prices, along with endless increases in the food we are trying to buy, but failing miserably. We are educated, sensitive to others, and we have no desire to ruin anyone's lives or businesses. Thank you for sticking up for us! And yes, we pay our taxes out of every check we earn! 😀
@@asharista3152 Sherman Oaks is Still one of the Safest and Nicest Places in the Los Angeles Metro Area, don’t let the News get to your Head. You can Drive through the Whole city and possibly only run into 2 homeless people TOPS, most of the time none. And when you do, most of the time they’re minding their business. Or sleep. I live in LA, so Trust I Know. I’m not Defending them whatsoever, but what else are they supposed to do, when the world gets shut down for 2 years, Section 8 housing and low income apartments are pretty much non-existent in CA now, Homeless Shelters BARELY accept people, and if they do, you gotta go through a whole process that might take a couple of months, the mental institutions can’t keep you forever, and SSI and Disability don’t wanna Give you the Money that they pull out of all of our Tax Payers Checks ?
@@asharista3152 and there’s little to no Gun Violence and murder rate in Sherman Oaks, you’ll more than likely Die in the Car Accident then Drug Abuse and or Gun Violence in the Oaks.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl source.
Man that must be frustrating as hell! Those people are like a rash that won't go away. I had to deal with a homeless guy at my friend's car repair shop. I told him to get lost because he kept hanging around my friend's shop causing problems. He dropped the N bomb on me and I kicked his ass. He apologized to me a few days later and I apologized to him for kicking his ass. His behavior improved quite a bit after that ass whipping. I told him that I had respect for him cuz he took that ass whipping like a man cuz he knew he f***** up and he didn't call the cops or anything.
I live in a majority black neighborhood & there’s a crazy dude that walks up and down the street shouting racial slurs at ppl. The amount of times I’ve seen him with swollen eyes and a knotted up face. He won’t stop & the police won’t do anything. Just a huge pest.
This country got money for wars but can't take care of their poor homeless people And who do you blame those who we have elected to do the work of the people...
Lmao long live 2pac but voting blue isnt helping anyone Trump 2 dollars a gallon Red Biden 6 dollars a gallon Blue Obama 5 dollars a gallon Blue And yall act like the president had 0 power 🧐
no , the defenders of the homeless are the problem. the city is the problem too, why use taxpayers money to house the homeless. just let them live rent free in your home
Yep all around that place there are mega mansions like thousands of them...I used to do gig delivery and seen thousands of mansions in Ventura blvd and North Hills. Feels like there is no middle class no more.
This has nothing to do with income inequality so stop the bullshyte. This is a direct result of politicians, DAs and judges letting people get away with crimes.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
Fentanyl destroy humans mentally and physically beyond the point of repair very quickly. Many will die from fentanyl overdose or drugs related violence.
What the heck is going on , Those homeless people are a scourge on society , I hope those businesses can get some real help with this situation . And to all the do gooders in society you are responsible for this mess .
Wow, that's horrible. Saloon owner should just stop paying rent and sue the landlord for failing to maintain their property. They should start busing these mentally ill transients to Mayor Garcetti's house and see how he likes it.
@@PBrown-cg3lg If you're talking about the landlord, he has plenty to do with it. He has a fiduciary responsibility to make sure the property has adequate security. He/she could install fencing, add surveillance cameras, etc. It's really in his best interest to do so in order to attract quality tenants and charge market rent. Would you want to rent at that location after seeing this report?
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
@@sarbantz nah u wrong. They are pushing the Narrative like Homelessness is the Problem… When Kids and Children Still go Missing, get SA’d and Murdered DAILY, Or forced to work for a xeS Ring , Police still Murder Minorities (not just African-Americans) on the Regular, the News just doesn’t Push it. Police beat, SA, and Abuse and Kill our Men & Women while in Prison or City/County Jails.. Dope Dealers are Lacing ALLL of the Street Drugs, (marijuana included), Killing and GETTING EVERYONE HOOKED… and They work with the Police as well.. Traffic accident Deaths DAILY.. Pharmaceuticals Murdering us By getting Everyone Hooked on Medications & Opioids that Probably didn’t even to get to get Prescribed in the first place , because of the Addictive or Unhealthy Ingredients that’s “FDA Approved”… And don’t even get me Started on the Suicide Increase.. it’s a lot deeper stuff going on… Than a dude sleeping under a Palm Tree minding his business.. Just my 2 cents though,we can agree to disagree🤷♂️
The Police dont seem to be interested. She should of been taken away for Trespassing - Public Nuisance - There's no point in arriving to a scene & then walking away from a Homeless person when shes clearly Trespassing.
Sorry, one last post...maybe last one. Did you all here about the Parole Officer in Lancaster, CA that was killed in her home this last Sunday? Take a guess at who killed her. If you guessed a homeless man, you are correct. I would have rather seen the 1.2 Billion from Prop HHH go to build mental institutions to help the homeless who are struggling with mental illness and drug addiction than using it to build $700,000-$840,000 (per unit) housing for the homeless. Let's also invest in sending folks who were sent here from other States back to their own States. There's an organization that looked into this and you would be shocked at how many of these homeless came from other States. During their investigation they discovered that most out-of-state homeless were bussed to Cali by being told that we have many more jobs and resources available. Let's buy them a bus ticket back.
Dude I'd rather gather all the courage I had and try to commit suicide than become one of these people. Its scary, disgusting and ruins the lives of others. I'd rather find myself a thick rope and a quite place to hang myself than lose my mind like these individuals, that way I at least won't be a bother to others anymore, not to others and above all not to my family. It's sounds morbid but that is how I view the world. I mean why waste you time living a miserable life in this world and worst dragging others with your misery when you had a much peaceful option to end everything in the corner. If things around you seems to be as bleak as what these people is going through and you feel like you gave your all but still nothing came out of it, then why not just stop and end everything. This world is a s***hole for you anyway so why not just leave it peacefully. Do good to others, be kind to them and do your best to help and care and then once you think you've done enough charitable deeds with all your efforts then its time for you to decide wether to end your life or not, either way you choose just remember its OK as it is your decision after all. If ever you decide to end things for you, do not be sad or worried. Remember, you already done a lot of good and most probably those whom you did kindness will remember you as a good person so why fear death? Use such memory as strength to finally face the other side and besides, life had never been much better for you in the past so why hesitate to die? I know, I myself would do such a thing facing this great misery I had now. I just need some time to gather enough courage and the right moment to do the deed which I am currently planning at present. For now, I had to make sure I leave a good impression to the world before I finally face my grave and hopefully things will workout for me and go through as how I plan it. I'd rather eliminate myself peacefully from this world than be a burden on it for I don't know how long. Better a peaceful death than an eternity of miserable life...
Say what you want about Washington DC but if that ever happened in Northwest DC on a business next to the national mall the DC police would arrest the person in about 5 seconds and probably give them a lesson on the way down to the station.
Here in Ireland alot of homeless people who commit are often sentenced to prison and they are often given maximum sentences the longest one guy in a Irish prison had been picked up since 1987 he died in prison at the age of 56
Why do people in LA vote for folks who support and encourage this in their communities? Business owners need to assess if another location for their venue would be more profitable, move out of state where your products and services will be embraced or stay until you loss your business and have to move anyways.
They don't encourage or support them. They use them for political gain. Saying they will help homeless but blue run states have the strictest laws against homeless.
We used to have a "Night Stick Position B" quote behind the bar. "The first swing is just to get your attention. The second, will change your point of view..."
I live in Orange county and right by the S Coast plaza - world known for luxurious stores and all the brands - you will see the biggest out break of drugged out people, homeless and scammers Ive ever witnessed. Just last night I was scammed by a young guy who conned me into buying him clothes. He said he had an interview the next day and took advantage of my compassion ( i fell for his lies)- nearly $100 later - I learned he would be trading these clothes for drugs actually!! Its a long story. Im telling it all over my social media accounts. As i want to warn people. Daily daily its not safe around there in the day time may I add!!
I closed my shop in April. The chamber of commerce president called me and offered help. But thats all the help i got. I dont even want to start what went on in my property. My shop was on Ventura and Cedros. All I can say is VOTE CARUSO.
They need to be housed in places where they’ll receive treatment. These people have serious mental health issues. I’m in DC & they harass people all the time. A neighbor had one sleep on their porch & make a huge mess one night. Thank goodness nobody was hurt.
Bring back asylums. Lock these people up. They can't even take of themselves. This is sickening letting them to their own devices!! They need help!! If they don't want it...is no longer an option!! They will get help regardless.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl source.
Nowadays street homeless and are fentanyl addicts, and not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is. Street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. Majority of them will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Second hand fentanyl smoke can easily kill you in no time. Street homeless gradually destroy everything around themselves. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. That's how all these fires are started. Homeless advocates are mentally stuck in Pathological Altruism, and all they do is enabling fentanyl addicts remain as close as possible to their fentanyl sources.
Police needs to excercise their authority and handcuff her if she does not voluntarily leave premises, they need to remove her from the premises. She's putting businesses out of business and scaring customers away. These homeless people are being disrespectful to others. Being homeless doesn't mean your manners is allowed to go out the window.
Why would the police do that? The stupid liberal policies would have that lady in the same place within hours. Now do you understand a peace officer's frustration? Because it doesn't matter what they do, the LAW will set them free within hours.
These people are faaaaaar gone. What the hell do we do with them? Had these people chase others I know and play with themselves in public. There’s literally a school the next block over where they come. An elementary school.
I have a solution to the homeless. Build a correctional facility unit next to a prison without locks and cells. Call it an upgrade from prison cell, little nicer bed, bathroom with common area, counseling, and social worker. The goal is if residents want to move to live with the mainstream, they have to work with the counselors to get into a work program and they can move into subsidize apartments in the community. If they don't they remain there next to prison. If they break any laws, they get prison time with cell and locks.
why did you reupload the same video from days before? that business owner was on tucker carlson...so it's kinda funny she is on fox 11 complaining about the homeless problem, when a homeless gang stalkers just happens to show up. ok, whatever.
