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@@colemant6845 yes they are. But it’s not always by choice. And for many, it’s a tough life.

@@melbournefcc7045 thank you! I was thinking of starting a fund for him. Totally appreciate your generous concern. I will let you know when I start one.

@@bowwiz Vero Beach, Florida

@@bowwiz if you get down this way, it would be a pleasure to meet you. Stay safe.

Nice, I've been living in my car for two months now at 62 and I pray if I'm ever in a jam an angel like you is around ❤

@@chitskirits not sure what you’re referring to regarding unions. Are you referring to a different video? Regarding venture capital, I had a contractual commitment to buy land in South Florida, and build 100 tiny homes for the homeless. Then the Governor passed a new law, claiming to house them. That law is being challenged. That’s holding us back. I operated a venture capital firm for dozens of years on the island of Palm Beach Florida before moving. Own several properties across the country with partners. Basically semi-retired, but want to make a difference in this world.

@@Homelessinamericainc You have a good heart and energy, sounds like a solid concept to me.

@ thank you so much for your kindness. Appreciate you

@@brianmcnary3960 I agree, if people got together, and coordinated, we could end homelessness. Thanks for your encouragement

@@brianmcnary3960 I’ll be in Colorado in about 5 months. In Florida for the winter. Try to follow the weather. Arizona is a great winter escape

@@DoubleGChargo the homeless situation is very complex. It’s a disservice to lump ever homeless person into a category, but I understand where you’re coming from. Yes there are a lot of bad apples out there, but there are also a lot of good people who have been knocked down. Many are older individuals, and also some with extreme medical conditions. I have converted 5 vans, SUVs, and cars into campers. And I converted a cargo trailer into a camper. It’s great that you had the skills, physical ability, and tenacity to do it all on your own, but not everyone can do that. Some people only need a little assistance, and others need a ton of help to get back on their feet.

@@AnthonyGrayson-pk7dy hope to hear more. Wish I could help, but we are struggling under the new Governor DeSantis law.

This is a typical response from people working in the “social service business.” Would you be so kind to show facts instead of a biased opinion? I have been on the road for over 2.5 years and have met and interviewed countless homeless people. Many are too old to work!The majority of homeless individuals don’t have mental issues or addiction problems. Most can’t afford rent, period! And many have serious health issues including late stage cancers. Most shelters are crap holes and there are very few of them. The problem is people labeling homeless people and doing nothing to help. Instead of helping, they ridicule

Thank you! Appreciate your blessings.

💚💚💚 if our country had more good people like you, the homeless crisis would be solved!!! Thank you so much for what you do. Appreciate it greatly

In the Florida town I live in, they are essentially doing nothing. And Florida just wrote a new law that practically makes being homeless illegal

Interesting concept. It’s true that American has been involved all over the map by providing money and resources to other countries. And many counties still dislike us. Regarding Ukraine, most of the resources we have given them are military items including artillery, Abrams, etc. We are also sending obsolete equipment that our military was going to scrap. Not sure having military weapons in the hands of the homeless would be a good idea, but maybe it would. You are correct in that more money could help resolve the homeless crisis. But if you watch the video, “The Homeless Industrial Complex” you would see that massive amounts of money is being spent on the homeless situation, but the money never reaches the homeless. Big business, nonprofits, and the government simply waste most of it. Mismanagement, corruption, greed, lying incompetent politicians, are some of the issues that are propagating the homeless crisis. Thank you for your response. Hope the war in Ukraine is resolved. It’s a financial drain and a horrific cost in human life.

@Homelessinamericainc I agree with you, I hope we can bring peace to that part of the world, refocus our resources on problems here and deal with the inefficiencies you have mentioned.

Like it or not, America has a responsibility in the world. They have created it themselves ever since the end of WW2. Helping it's allies is a must. That being said, 10% of the 700 Billion dollars in the military budget per year could solve homelessness. Image $70 billion. Could build and fund a lot of homes.

@timothyletwin5911 your argument is flawed. Beside baseless claimes that they brought it unto themselves, you can't win this war in Ukraine when the other party has nuclear weapons. Secondly, did you see the level of corruption in Ukraine? And finally, prolonging this conflict by funding the most corrupt country in Europe will only bring more deaths to the Ukrainian people. Most wars end up at negotiation table. Time to end this bloody conflict and focus our money on internal problems. We have $34 trillion to deal with, before this mounting national debt crushes our economy.

I agree, I’m working locally before going to other locations.

♥️ totally appreciate your kind comment and words of encouragement! Thank you

Are you serious? They don't need a philosophy lesson. We are talking reality. Give them a home first then Jesus if that's what they want.

@@timothyletwin5911 I agree a home is a necessity. Its literally a life saver. Homeless individuals are aging and dying prematurely of disease because they simply don’t have shelter.

Thank you for your reply. It would be nice if everyone found a spiritual connection. What I have found is that many homeless are believers and have given their lives to Jesus. In fact, many are more devoted than some of the Christians warming the chairs inside of churches. But even though they are believers, they are still hungry and living on the street. I made a video regarding Jesus and homelessness that I will be posting soon. All over the world Christians are suffering. In the Bible it explains that in the last days Christians will be persecuted and even put to death.

A home should be a right in the constitution. As well as medical care.

@@timothyletwin5911 it would be hard to administer a right in the Constitution. But we definitely need some form of assistance. Government seems to waste money and not be effective in what they do when it comes to social programs. Social Security is a failure and could collapse once all the baby boomers retire. This is a difficult issue. I think the government could help but there’s also corruption. The government has spent enough to solve the homeless crisis, but the wasted the money. Hope they can start funding effective homeless programs. Everyone needs a home!