TwoIfByTea » 9 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Ive posted this in the past this is latest.
Rent even here in the MIDWEST gotten so "Sky High" that people started camping in the "Park & Ride" lots off the Freeways.
Now after many Police Calls the State Department Of Transportation says thats our "Property" Get Out and Concrete Barrier Blocks to the exits.
https://youtu.be/KmxnYIhLWyY?feature=shared
The Freeways the Interstate Highways fall under State Department Of Transportation & their "Property".PhiloBeddo » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Don't give them ****. See how quick they figure it out. Shame them and keep chasing them out. BULLYING WORKS, it always has.
TwoIfByTea » 14 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ I dont know what the answer is but since we started thinking of Housing as an "Investment" and Hedge Funds buying up properties theres alot more Homeless ya see em everywhere nowadays even in smaller towns.
Used 2 be back in the day the Hardcore bums lived in the CITY and passed out in the alleys..
Today they everywhere out there in plain view everyday
Milwaukee went much the same way back in 1970s/1980s ..DeezerShoove » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Even when there is cheaper housing available, it gets torn up.
The residents don't give a ****. They have no skin in the game.
Maybe I been around Detroit too long but it happens ALL THE TIME.
Build an "affordable housing complex". Turns to complete ****.
Subsidize houses in neighborhoods. Neighborhood turns to ****.
Always.
Let them squat at a park n ride:
No **** way people will leave a vehicle there. **** trash steals stuff.
I have no solution. I'm not trained in any way to come up with something.
I don't have much empathy either.
Allowing this to become socially acceptable isn't a solution either.
That's where we seem to be these days. Crocodile tears for the poor bastards.
TwoIfByTea » 40 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Ive posted this in the past this is latest.
Rent even here in the MIDWEST gotten so "Sky High" that people started camping in the "Park & Ride" lots off the Freeways.
Now after many Police Calls the State Department Of Transportation says thats our "Property" Get Out and Concrete Barrier Blocks to the exits.
https://youtu.be/KmxnYIhLWyY?feature=shared
Ive hiked parts of the Appalachian Trail biut because I wanted too & had the money $aved Up ahead I could just say screw it for awhile.nefarious101 » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ homeless are homeless for a reason.
I hitchhiked for about a year around the country when I was a kid....technically I was homeless at the time but it was by choice
TwoIfByTea » Today, 7:20 pm » wrote: ↑ Ive posted this in the past this is latest.
Rent even here in the MIDWEST gotten so "Sky High" that people started camping in the "Park & Ride" lots off the Freeways.
Now after many Police Calls the State Department Of Transportation says thats our "Property" Get Out and Concrete Barrier Blocks to the exits.
https://youtu.be/KmxnYIhLWyY?feature=shared
TwoIfByTea » Yesterday, 8:05 pm » wrote: ↑ Ive hiked parts of the Appalachian Trail but because I wanted too & had the money $aved Up ahead I could just say screw it for awhile.
Most people live a paycheck or 2 away from "Homelessness" nowadays.
Now as I said earlier growing up "True Bums" lived Downtown and slept in the alleys those were like your true "Hardcore" Drunks & Heroin Junkys
Today they are everywhere
Homeless is by choice in believing life isn't self evident time adapting daily here living eternally separated in plain sight. Ancestors have abused their free will choices last 7,000 years.Two If By Tea » Yesterday, 7:20 pm » wrote: ↑ Ive posted this in the past this is latest.
Rent even here in the MIDWEST gotten so "Sky High" that people started camping in the "Park & Ride" lots off the Freeways.
Now after many Police Calls the State Department Of Transportation says thats our "Property" Get Out and Concrete Barrier Blocks to the exits.
https://youtu.be/KmxnYIhLWyY?feature=shared
This mirrors my sentiment on this topic. It is a huge mistake for cities to allow Bums to squat and live in public spaces. 1) It completely defeats the purpose of those places paid for by tax dollars when the cities were "selling" it to its citizens; and 2) its a cheap, hands-off, do-nothing approach to the problem of dealing with Bums.DeezerShoove » Yesterday, 7:39 pm » wrote: ↑ Even when there is cheaper housing available, it gets torn up.
The residents don't give a ****. They have no skin in the game.
Maybe I been around Detroit too long but it happens ALL THE TIME.
Build an "affordable housing complex". Turns to complete ****.
Subsidize houses in neighborhoods. Neighborhood turns to ****.
Always.
Let them squat at a park n ride:
No **** way people will leave a vehicle there. **** trash steals stuff.
I have no solution. I'm not trained in any way to come up with something.
I don't have much empathy either.
Allowing this to become socially acceptable isn't a solution either.
That's where we seem to be these days. Crocodile tears for the poor bastards.
Skans » Today, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑ This mirrors my sentiment on this topic. It is a huge mistake for cities to allow Bums to squat and live in public spaces. 1) It completely defeats the purpose of those places paid for by tax dollars when the cities were "selling" it to its citizens; and 2) its a cheap, hands-off, do-nothing approach to the problem of dealing with Bums.
I hate public housing. Like Deezer said, the Bums quickly tear it up and destroy it. But, I do think some form of Bum-housing needs to exist. And, the drug-addicted Bums need to be separated from the Bums who are mentally inferior or just down on their luck. The latter group can be made to "work" to keep the housing complex tidy, maintained and clean. That can be their "job" if they are going to live there. Sort of like a commune with a dictator who enforces the rules.
The former group, the addicts - well, they just need to be given a place where they can go to get high and die. Within this space, they would be provided with a place to live, some basic non-nutritious food and water......and drugs. "Welcome to Bum Acres - where you can get high and die".
Recreational drugs are just going to get more and more addictive. Try it once, you're an addict. That's where this **** is going. This is going to be a country of drug addicts and clean people. Once people realize that the new breed of drug addicts can't be cured, they will just let them have all the drugs they want until they die. Once this happens on a regular basis, there will be a sizable number of people who steer clear of recreational drugs altogether.DeezerShoove » 17 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ If people have turned their lives into a hell they can't get out of without help, then give them help . . . until it is rebuked. Chronic relapsing is a very sure sign this will not end well. Why delay the inevitable? Why torture the tortured? Get the poor **** onto the moving sidewalk toward the light.
Any so-called re-hab is fruitless.
Nobody needs "studying" to learn how to fix trash.
A better example than cattle cars full of addicts for ScaredStraight kids would be a catalog of pictures of dead people. Lower maintenance and about as effective.
The so-called War on Drugs has been corrupted from the onset.
Good intentions get that way. Look at almost every liberal feel-good program.
"People are no damn good."
Lex Luthor's father.