Group aims to greatly reduce homelessness in SLC before Olympics potentially returns
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- While we wait to find out if Salt Lake City will win the bid for an upcoming Winter Olympics, one group wants to solve an issue plaguing the area before the Games' potential return.
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Helping homelessness to get the Olympics again and look better? Can't we just help homeless in Utah?
Short Answer is "No".
Next Question?
So, help people so we look good, not because they need it...got it.
Typical Utah
I agree, let's not do it for the Olympics, let's do it to solve an issue that will last long past the Olympics.
Same
Yes.
No Olympics to SLC, the IOC needs to take their pony tricks to Colorado or somewhere else!
I wonder if there is a church in that state that wants to help them?
Like everything else these days, it depends on skintone.
@@intermodus2180 True, I'm brown but thank goodness I focus on generational wealth. Living in third world country for 14 years gave me the perspective of what oppression is really like and suck all the opportunity this country had to offer. God bless.
If Olympics come to Utah then help homeless
If Olympics don’t come then DONT help homeless
Basically. Glad to see your Comprehension skills are intact.
What I am saying is that these officials and managers get a hold of the resources that are allocated for the homeless and people in poverty and they use them for themselves such as Section 8 vouchers that they give to their family members or use themselves
Most dont want the Olympics back.
It seems like everyone forgot that utah was founded on people helping people and now we are scared of doing the right things because why? Oh that's right you can be arrested for helping.. utah.. slc... we need to get back to normal where we could help out live normal life where everyone and anyone could be accepted without judgment..
Nowadays street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and they destroy everything around themselves.
Utah was not founded on helping people tho. It was founded by the Mormons. And they just wanted their own little world to brainwash as many as possible. That is literally why the idea of having multiple wives came about. Because they had to populate the new world. And the Mormons back then established themselves with firepower and racism. Bunch of cultists. John Smith was a grifter. That’s what Utah was formed on. Need to actually understand the history if you are going to speak about it
Trash city full of politically brainwashed retards
That's debatable.🦊🚬
@@dragoonseye76
Yes founded by Mormons and Brigham Young.. they helped guide people to a safe place to live and worship whatever faith you had or wanted as long as you were acceptable and helpful towards your fellow man.. it didn't matter utah in the beginning was ment to safe for everyone.. when the government got involved is when the brain washing started... I'm Mormon but not no goody too shoes.. I believe but I'm going to drink my beer and enjoy being nice and helping anyone I can..
LA and New York would love to have more homeless! Free plane tickets!
You'd never see d-land ever again.
You don't want that.
The Lord of the Flies isn't you, is it?
Then you'd be better served looking for a solution that would include you.
Where is all those resources going to actually come from? Sounds like a pipe dream. Especially these days. Close the gaps? Ok. I like the idea tho. Less poverty is good. I just don’t see it as possible. Not with the current social and economic issues going on
In other words, your $ociety isn't capable of this, in spite of the digital phacade and many Positivity blankets that you, personally invest in every day.
in other words, i agree🦊🚬
*South Salt Lake looks like Los Angeles 2.0*
*New city motto: Kindness without Accountability.*
If people go to work and earn income and get married to someone who also works and earn income then two income families can afford to live in a house and survive
wow what a great solution! this would definitely help if we lived in the year 1960! too bad we dont and theres already thousands of people who're married, have degrees, work and still cant afford to buy a home even with joint income. we live in 2022 where housing is largely unavailable and unaffordable. its no wonder the housing crisis is only worsening each year because of people like you who are so disconnected from reality that you think "getting married and working" is an actual viable solution in todays age.
But we can't get past the first line of your comment...
For a multitude of silly reasons.
So, how in Fantasyland can you expect us to get to line-2?
The way to solve the homeless issue is to not be an adult that only makes $13 an hour. Why would you live in any major city when you have no skills and have a job that only pays $13 an hour? Major cities are expensive, you should move to a lower income neighborhood. I know I made sure to learn many skills so I would always have a high paying job. You can't expect to make a living from basic remedial low paying jobs. It's just not realistic. You are not gonna pay bills with a McDonald's job and no they shouldn't pay you more. If you want more money then you have to have something to offer. Making burgers and fries is not a skill. Those jobs are for teenagers, retired people that still want to work and supplemental income. Remedial jobs are not for the head of the house. You should have a real career. Doesn't have to be anything crazy either. I went to a trade school for a year and half while working a full-time job. Now I work 3 days a week and make $100k a year. I'm not special, anyone can do it. But you can't be content with making $13 an hour and think everything should be made cheaper for you.
SO is this about the homeless people or the image of the city at the Olympics? Please make this about the people. Change City Creek Mall into a safe place for affordable housing.
Thank you too all those landlords that don't raise their rents because they can. Bless you!!
What landlord doesn't raise rent? In 3 years my rent is up almost $300
And how is that going to happen? That’s unrealistic
Needs looking into every state.
Wow I didn't know Utah was so poor
IM GONNA BE HOMELESS TO GET A HOME
If Salt Lake County raises our property taxes from $1200 per year to $2400 per year, I have recover that $100 a month somewhere.
rents keep going to high
Maybe we could put them in the old athlete's quarters, By the U. I see it as we need to hide people who are in a bad place before we let World see
At least you have a idea.
Here is the hard truth, why would someone with housing to rent reduce their income and deal with people who don't alway take the best care of their property? You want to muzzle the property owners from their potential gains... how is that fair to them? While I feel for those in tough times the solution is not to hurt those who have been able to set themselves up with property ownership.
Agreed
they don't want to force people to rent to homeless they just want to build more shelters and affordable housing which is the only proven way to get rid of homelessness some countries in europe have 0 homelessness by doing this
@@STEP107 that’s exactly what they want
Your question is the flaw.
You should be asking yourself what the difference is between all your friends and family and colleagues and you, on "drugs", and the homeless ""on drugs"".
The Answer?
Nothing but an income.
Nothing.
Except for a income.
in other words, drop the act, the worst alcoholics are law enforcement, tweakers make Marvel movies, and weedheads run the cash register to all of it.
Get rid of your ppl eyes and see for the first time...but, beware, you can't un-see what has been seen.
Which is why you ppl invest Soo much in pretend.
@@STEP107 On whose land? And who is footing this bill? Everyone wants someone else to pay for things so they can have them... thats not how life works.
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