Supreme Court are Corporate employees with Life time positions. See Corporate Captured Gov gives states billions for this problem they hire Corp sub companies to solve problem. Corporate gets the $ states misappropriated gripe to courts who pass the $ ball to Private for profit prison system. On it goes.
Why? Research a company called Realpage, that sells a product called Yieldstar. Yieldstar allows landlords to collude to "fix" prices - the exact opposite of a free market. Can you imagine Ford and GM, Mercedes and every other car manufacturer discussing what the price of every car should be? That is what REALPAGE YIELDSTAR is and it is used by almost all landlords in many cities. It is not a free market. Therefore, it is the subject of lawsuits from Attorney generals in various jurisdictions.
@@Oldmanwithagoldpan The Korean war, the Vietnam war, the Iran Contra war, the Iraq war, the Iran war, the war on drugs, the war on terrorists, the war in Afganistan, the war in Israel, the war on our minds, the cold war with Russia, the war against climate change, the war in ukraine.......SHIT we could have bought a whole NEW country!
Crazy they have the money to support the excessive costs associated with criminalizing homelessness-but they don’t have money to actually help these indivuals🤷♀️
They don't want to help the homeless, they want to appear as though they are helping the homeless. They want to be able to go off to their conferences and brag to each other about how they are helping the homeless (except they will use the word "unhoused" because they love their arcane language - it provides the appearance of doing something while quietly supporting the status quo).
@@Oldmanwithagoldpan exactly! factoring in all the absurd wealth from their worthless global wore mongering🤑the homeless could live in castles & mansions..
I work my ass off to have a house I be damned if I'm going to pay taxes to pay for dead beats a house they can work sane as me get your damn hand out of my pocket before you pull back a stub
@@carlmorgan8452 It's funny money, not backed by gold silver platinum etc. Is babylonian money magic as easily as its generated it can be as easily forgiven... Why its not is- greed, the love of money and control security and godlike powers it has to make things happen. Reckoning is coming on that debt, they want our hides/pound of flesh on that usury... War death destruction so they can rebuild a perfect world. Moloch wants blood in exchange for that money.
Subsidized housing is more economical than criminalizing, prosecuting and locking up homeless individuals. Housing needs to be made available. Some people fall on hard times or have difficulty navigating life. Many times, if an individual is provided opportunity, they will thrive. As a modern society, it is our responsibility to help our neighbors. If you are Christian, I think it says somewhere in the bible to love thy neighbor.
There's Few and in betweens the Real Christians and those that claim the Title. Hypocrites! Here in California the Homeless are in Every City, Town and some of those are Not Drug Addicts or Mentally ill. We have Vets, Families that's Homeless. The Rent is probably the Highest in the US. Sad and Pathetic! The SCOTUS has been packed and it's for the Ultra Wealthy. 😢
@@rjl5759A person next door to me is that way. She can't work because she steals everything that's not bolted down. I have a close family member that is homeless. NO ONE can live with her. She had government subsidized housing for a while. She tore that place up. My daughter tried to help her. She did drugs in the (finished) building in the back yard. She hit herself, screamed at people who weren't there, stuffed things in the shower drain because she thought someone was spying on her through the drain, etc. The state of TX health dept(or whatever it's called) convinced her that she would NEVER get better. So they gave her various pills. Do the pills help? They help these state employees to continue to have a job. I tried to tell her that. It's just easier to believe that the pills are the answer and blame your family for your problems. There are many homeless people like that.
The judges ruling homelessness a crime should be removed from their benches and charged with state terrorism and crimes against humanity, corruption of justice, racketeering, extortion,predatory practices.
I'm actually writing a paper on homelessness for my Comp 2 class. I've volunteered for years on Skid road, the problem is homelessness and not the homeless. Not providing the homeless shelter, along with locking them up, I feel is criminal within itself. Remember, in the bible, the Rich man and Lazarus?
Well also don't forget how profitable the prison Industrial complex is. Why help the homeless why you can make a profit off of them? That's capitalist ideology in a nutshell.
What's it going to take for people to realize they are justified to disregard the rules and do what needs to be done against the establishment and those within it?
Already an excuse for you to be a criminal for being homeless, might as well go big with the chance that you won't be a criminal at the other end because those dependent on your criminalization are just gone.
Right? When are we gonna collectively realize we are all from the Earth and there is plenty for all if the minority of greedy hoarders in control would stop claiming enough for the 30 lifetimes they won't live? There are way more of us than them, and we didn't even actually elect them from fairness. They are bought and sold and so are we.
Why can't the cities build studio apartment buildings to provide permanent housing for the huge numbers of homeless people. Job assistance, food stamps, social services, etc. could also be provided.
If they can't do that at least create minimal housing like Eugene Oregon did, they're called Conestoga huts they're minimal.. but they at least give them a place to get in and out of the elements. They are held to a strict code of behavior, and if they do not follow it., they can be told to leave.
Are we to expect homeless trains like they did with the orphans in the 1800s? This is ridiculous. Spending money to lock them up instead of spending it on finding real solutions to a growing problem. If uninhabited land isn't owned by lumber and other companies It's a national park. Where can people go that someone or some company won't complain? We have to do better than this.
@majorchutzpah7265 Right?! I mean, why can't they at least look like they're not suffering. Forgive my sarcasm. If they cleaned up after themselves, there would still be the problem. It just wouldn't be visible.
@adamhustler3639 What makes them so dirty? Families that can't afford rent get help. These perpetually homeless people do not want help. They want $ 4 drugs.
We should take away for one month supreme court justices homes, their money,give them a pillow and blanket. They must look for a place to live,look for a job,lets see how they do
The fact that your society has people that don’t have homes (and now, apparently, can’t be outside either!), says very little about them, but speaks volumes about your society. Owisicu owe waste sni.
No entirely true. I don't live in the US anymore, and it's pretty damn lovely in most of the world ... though US propaganda tells everyone otherwise. Don't know why anyone bothers living in the US anymore.
Stacked illegal court. That's the answer. Alito, Thomas and it will keep happening unless Americans wake up and get involved with this sick moribund democracy. It IS worth saving.
If you've never been homeless consider yourself fortunate. The homeless should be able to shelter on any public property especially parks and town halls.
@@averayugen7802 The housing first organizations are racist? I am not sure I follow your line of reasoning? Finland is mostly white, so they have a better system? I am currently in Tucson living in transitional housing, just started looking for my own place now that I have a sec8 voucher. It's been rough having roommates.
The so-called 'supreme' court is a bunch of grifters that were put in there by some very extremist right-wingers. They should not be in there for life - this is one place where our founding fathers made a terrible mistake.
Boycott Grants Pass Oregon. Give them none of your money, don't go there as a tourist, don't do business with them if you're a business person, please. They're doing nothing at all to help people with the housing situation, even the working poor, WHO ARE WORKING TAX PAYING CITIZENS WHO CAN'T EVEN AFFORD HOUSING.
More communal living and legal provisions for creating communal living arrangements. But that smacks of "socialism" so they wouldn't want that here.Less WORSHIP of patriarchy and the male headed single-house "family"...... Creates too much isolation and unreality. Also encourages total endorsement of the status quo. THAT'S THE PROBLEM. So now we know the "solution".
People don't care about people it's everywhere it disgusting and we don't deserve to continue forward this way .....immoral as all get out ...selfish greedy unconscious.
During the great depression, ww1 veterans protested the government and occupied a park in washington, where the government used deadly force to remove them. I am homeless, and i receive 100%P&t sc veterans compensation. The government doesn't pay me enough to live in this economy, and now they want to criminalize me for the situation they keep me in. 😂
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Each homeless shelter in the U.S.A. receives approximately a typical household income in tax breaks, subsidies, various donations including funds, and both internal and external volunteer opportunities (free manual labor), as well as commercial credit loans for renovations and such PER HOMELESS CLIENT ANNUALLY while homeless shelters are at a national avg. "Help Rate" or "Performance Rate" for providing housing assistance of 9% according to recent U.S. Census Bureau data and other reports about the topic with the present state of technology available in 2024 C.E.. I think apprx. 3,250 of apprx. 3,300 U.S. homeless shelters are scams! Thank you for your valuable time and bodily physical energy investment(s) to continue learning more!
A few weeks ago I wrote an essay, and in that essay I ask "What is a crime?" I came across 2 definitions in the Webster dictionary. One of the definitions of crime is "A moral offense against society". My argument was that creating laws which targets already opressed persons is a moral offense against society. A crime. In this essay I also compared how out of the $849.8B military budget, if we gave each and every individual 653,104* homeless person a $50,000 check, it would only equal 1/26 of the federal military budget. This is a moral offense against society. This is a crime; Letting citizens in your society go unhoused while having limitless funding for war and building weapons of destruction is immoral.
The intersection of leaving a Indigenous community out of these conversations who s land the USempire is a settler on and has pushed them on to reservations is not missed on it’s children… I’m one of them and saying this doesn’t negate the very real experience of our unhoused either
An apartment is 2500$ a mo. Min wage 20 hr 3200$ mo. You need to make 3 time the rent to qualify for an apartment.. since your breaing the law by being homeless might as well do crime so you can afford an apartment. Expect a serging crime rate.
Hell in Australia it’s illegal to be homeless too. I been homeless 18 years. I could write a book on all the police corruption here. Poor people like me rarely see justice. It’s sad when people hurt you and get away with it , especially when it’s someone with a badge. They killed my girlfriend’s son not long ago and it is an obvious case of criminal negligence, sadly no one is helping my girlfriend get justice for her son and she has been through too much hell to deal with years of fighting corruption judges and a billion dollar medical complex. So here we regularly get abused and no one cares. I could go on and on. Many talkers no walkers
I am so sorry you experienced this. I am homeless with a HOUSE that is slowly going down the tubes due to greed and exploitation and the fact that vicious anti- hiring blacklists in Oklahoma have replaced any idea of social justice.
@@averayugen7802 I live in a Truck now. Homeless 18 years. Here in Australia it is illegal to be homeless. The Aboriginal people pay rent on their own land whilst white Rangers extort money on Aboriginal land. I come from a family of realestate agents. When I was 18 it was only $100 a week to rent a furnished house on the beach. Land was 10K Australia turned to shit after 911. Like America it was an instant police state. A great documentary film that covers all this is Glen Clancy’s Fool me Twice. My life has been unfair painful and unjust however what the Aboriginal people have suffered and still suffer makes my suffering look like nothing and I have been falsely incarcerated 7 times tortured raped and abused. My Aboriginal girlfriend’s son died in custody 2 years ago and it was because of criminal negligence. He tried to commit suicide 3 times and was denied mental health. Even after he cut his wrist and survived he was still denied mental health. He was thrown in an unmonitored cell with hanging points and was given the means to an end. The prison killed him and blamed the death on him protecting their own. My girlfriend was evicted for having family over to arrange for the funeral and then fined $7000 for one skip bin of rubbish after she won against eviction in the tribunal. I could go on and on. We just lost her cousin Rodney. Believe it or not , he was World Champ when it came to smoking pot. People would come to Nimbin from all around the world and no one could out smoke Rodney.
If you come here from another country you get free housing, money, health insurance, education assistance,if your American you can be criminalized for hardship or homelessness,a homeless dog or cat can sleep outside and has more humane rights than humans 👍
It’s even more concerning when seniors are becoming the biggest increase of our homeless population. The richest country in the world suffering with a pandemic of homelessness. Make that make sense 😢
America needs a law landlords can charge no more than one hundred dollars per bedroom no more,no pet fees,pet rents,pet deposits,no evicting anyone for anything but nonpayment of rent nothing else.
Homelessness is the underclass that drives down wages and disempowers labor. A social safety net would allow labor to strike and win demands when wages and conditions become inhumane.
so if the gov wants to jail these people ....AT A COST OF PRISON....wouldnt it be cheaper on taxpayers to just build tiny homes and tent campgrounds for them?.........why not just choose the cheaper route....jails and prison is EXPENSIVE for us taxpayers
It's too late to make the proper argument about the unconstitutional nature of forcing individuals into houses... Culturally speaking, there are nomadic people who may argue that it prevents them from their pursuit of happiness.
There should be a fine to the Government for the Homelessness. They are being paid to look after the people but are looking after their Own interests. Not the Right people for the Job
Here's a better idea. For every homeless person in any community, there should be a government grant allotted to them for all their needs...motels, food, medical, misc..If this were FEDERALLY MANDATED, rents would come down FAST and hiring fairness instituted FASTER
Prisons for profit. What it costs per year to keep one person incarcerated is at or above 70,000 per inmate per year. Much more than it would cost to provide low income housing, food and care for a homeless person on the outside. When the minimum wage has remained exactly the same for 16 years, but the economy, cost of living hasn't. As CEO's and high flying investors make a mint in billion dollar corp profits that's increased some 1000%. The working poor shouldn't even be a thing, nor prisons for profit or health care for profit either. People become a commodity against their will and against their wishes as the greedy get rich on the suffering of others. Jesus and His apostles would have been arrested and put in jail as criminals under this ruling. They were homeless with nothing but the shoes on their feet, cloths on their backs often went hungry and lived wherever they were at. Inside and outside according to the scriptures. Sleeping in a cemetery before Christ's arrest and crucifixtion. What next? What next population or situation will be criminalized under these evil administrations? "Do not despise the poor, for the poor shall always be with you" Where's the church? Where's the so called churches who were assigned to take care of the poor and the needy, the sick and afflicted, the hungry and thirsty, the naked and imprisoned? Enjoying their tax exempt status, flying private planes to their million dollar mansions? If God were here He'd tell it to their face, Man you're some kinda sinner!
Hands down! Vets, Disabled , Seniors should be the 1st in Line. Abled Families also but they can work if Childcare is Available. The Corporate and Wealthy Greed is Ridiculous.
This is the problem with US officials. They don't know what to do, let alone how to solve a problem, let alone trying to solve the issue of homelessness. You can't just criminalise homelessness, it doesn't work like that, it won't solve the problem. Same with the Tranq problem in Phili. You can't just legalise all drugs in that area, to try to stop drug use. Sometime you have to think outside the box. For the homeless issue, what they can do is, try to get these people into temporary housing, so they're not living on the streets, which is extremely dangerous for anyone sleeping rough. Not only that, they could also, give these people something to do, something, anything, give them some skills so they can stand on their own two feet & are able to support themselves, slowly but gradually you will see a decrease in homelessness, but however it still won't fix the problem, as I said before, it's only temporary for now. As for the Phili problem, Tranq or Zombie drug, again, they need to clean this area, get these people the support, help they actually need, to get OFF those horrible flesh eating drugs. I've seen the countless videos on Tranq in America, it's a horrific sight. Those people need to go to a serious detox, rehab centre, to do cold turkey 🦃, to get them off those nasty drugs. From there, it's the same process as before, get them into temporary housing, give them skills, give them another chance at life, get jobs, but they have to be monitored regularly so they don't relapse into drugs again, or alcohol etc. There's a whole boat load of potential workers right there for domestic use, why the US government doesn't see this? So short sighted, US government can only see things short sight, but NOT long sight. These are things the US government can do to rectify those two issues in America today, but they don't do it. Why? Does the US government actually want to destroy America? Because they're doing a pretty damn good job of it. It is inhumane to treat people like that. These people need help, by doing this, you're NOT helping them, you're making it that much worse, and people keep saying that China is a dictatorship, its becoming more & more evident that it's the USA government who is the dictatorship.
Oh, they know exactly what to do and how to solve the problem, they just don't want to do it cuz it means just a little less luxury for them and their corporate overlords.
I want to share something with those that demonize the homeless, as though they are all there because they did something to deserve to be there. I'll try to keep it simple. Really bad economy= tent cities Really good economy= No tent cities ANY QUESTIONS?
Correction: Deregulation of private equity firms by Republicans in Congress caused them to immediately buy up real estate with corporate cash, causing high rents, high mortgages, and low inventory. Combine that with low wages and anti-union policies and we get people without permanent shelters.
The fact that we even have 10s upon 10s of thousands of empty domiciles across the country speaks volumes. We can try to blame capitalism but it's actually greed that is the culprit.
What most Americans don't understand is that the US Constitution in NO Way mandates that the Fed Govt is responsible for the Welfare of The People. So, along with the other rights that Americans enjoy, they also have the right to be Homeless, the right to starve to death, and the right to die of a curable disease, all with no Govt interference. This isn't a joke & FDR's proposed Economic Bill Of Rights was supposed to correct that. But, coincidentally or not, FDR died shortly after he made his proposal. Things like Soc Sec, food stamps, & Medicare were all enacted by Law, not by a Constitutional Amendment, which is why Presidents since Reagan have been able to whittle away at them. What America needs is a new Constitution, one that benefits ALL Americans and not just the chosen few. Until that happens, any proposal to abate poverty in America is simply Bull $hit that won't get any traction because the Rich & Powerful will always have the upper hand with the current Constitution. "Workers of the World, UNITE !!!" - Karl Marx, "The Communist Manifesto" (1848).
Historically, people tithed to churches and the members of the church took in poor people for which the church reimbursed them a little bit. The reverends of those churches kept most of the money and lived lavishly. When the USA ceased being colonies, the state took on the task of helping the poor. Today, we have overcrowded shelters, which have people on cots in large rooms. They're not private nor safe. Homeless people tend to avoid them. They are commonly victims of theft and sx assault. Some are simply down on their luck. Some are mentally incapable of taking care of themselves and cannot work.
There are plenty of old schools and office buildings sitting empty all over this Country. Those buildings could be used as shelters. They don't want to help citizens..
Basic Human Rights: Fresh food, clean water, healthcare, shelter. Homelessness is the easiest issue to take care as the solution is in the name of the problem. HOME! Instead, politicians wants to criminalize homeless citizens, most of who are homeless due to no fault of their own. Most homeless families are working homeless living in their cars except when they rent a hotel room so as to shower / bathe
There are people who've been homeless for years that have been strung out on hard drugs for so long that they would need long term SSI and welfare and stare provided housing because there is no hope of them ever returning to work
Homelessness is created by municipalities. Most homeless would rent driveways for tiny homes, or businesses would gladly let them guard against breakins, both not allowed.
This must be looked at monetarily. The privately owned centers of incarceration will benefit from this while lowering the costs to states. I'd even see a scenario where counties could get cash kickbacks . Especially if those counties are willing to allow the building of new facilities in there counties with fewer restrictions and fewer permits required. All of this is about money and politics without much care for those unhoused individuals. The values of some politicians, public officers and greedy corporations have become pretty screwed up. It is up to us to correct this. We the people must do more to care for each other . Not with handouts, but with hands to help the needy stand up.
Really? You been there? Nearly 11.3 thousand people in Russia were homeless, based on the population census data from 2021. The number of homeless residents decreased by 82 percent compared to 2010. The largest share of homeless people in the country lived in urban areas, at around 95 percent in 2021.
@@davegreene8588 maybe im wrong but i was under the impression that the shelter was free so unless the rules were asking them to do something illegal that is your own choice
Fight Homelessness not the Homeless. The Supreme Court did the exact opposite.
Gov't serves the devil.
Well, perhaps the court people should be thrown out of their homes and debate law then???😢😢😢
Supreme Court are Corporate employees with Life time positions. See Corporate Captured Gov gives states billions for this problem they hire Corp sub companies to solve problem. Corporate gets the $ states misappropriated gripe to courts who pass the $ ball to Private for profit prison system. On it goes.
It’s more profitable for them to do so.
@@modernretroradio993
Amen to that
The price of rent is beyond ridiculous.
Yeah but EVERYONES home went up in value! Isnt it great!
If only half of our money that the YOO Crane has gotten was put towards this issue there'd be more than enough housing.
Why? Research a company called Realpage, that sells a product called Yieldstar.
Yieldstar allows landlords to collude to "fix" prices - the exact opposite of a free market. Can you imagine Ford and GM, Mercedes and every other car manufacturer discussing what the price of every car should be? That is what REALPAGE YIELDSTAR is and it is used by almost all landlords in many cities. It is not a free market. Therefore, it is the subject of lawsuits from Attorney generals in various jurisdictions.
@@Oldmanwithagoldpan The Korean war, the Vietnam war, the Iran Contra war, the Iraq war, the Iran war, the war on drugs, the war on terrorists, the war in Afganistan, the war in Israel, the war on our minds, the cold war with Russia, the war against climate change, the war in ukraine.......SHIT we could have bought a whole NEW country!
@@freeradical6390 amen to that!
Crazy they have the money to support the excessive costs associated with criminalizing homelessness-but they don’t have money to actually help these indivuals🤷♀️
They don't want to help the homeless, they want to appear as though they are helping the homeless. They want to be able to go off to their conferences and brag to each other about how they are helping the homeless (except they will use the word "unhoused" because they love their arcane language - it provides the appearance of doing something while quietly supporting the status quo).
What about all the money they've sent to the makers of wore via the yooo crane?
@@Oldmanwithagoldpan exactly! factoring in all the absurd wealth from their worthless global wore mongering🤑the homeless could live in castles & mansions..
Because it’s more profitable for them to keep people homeless.
I'd be wary of any solution they offer though
If it’s illegal to sleep on the streets, then it must be illegal for the government not to have housing for the citizens that do not have housing.
I see what you did and I like it❤
Especially considering the amount of our money they've sent to the makers Wore via the yooo crane.
They’re always going to choose the more profitable route unfortunately
Our country was not built on logic. Nice if it had been.
I work my ass off to have a house I be damned if I'm going to pay taxes to pay for dead beats a house they can work sane as me get your damn hand out of my pocket before you pull back a stub
What an absolutely disgusting decision from the US courts. It's not a crime to be poor. Cruel.😢
@@Thearvdr Some people need to be locked up.
They're going after the illegal immigrants that's a good thing
Especially because one of the reasons dome are getting more poor is because others are getting richer… and it’s an intentional game.
@@majorchutzpah7265 The people who need to be locked up aren't those living on the street.
Depopulation
If people’s basic needs cannot be met, the social contract has been broken.
Money for war but no money for homeless people
Then vote Republican and see who helps you more.
That's because it's going to the immigrants.
Its one of the reasons Jesus returns
35 trillion debt 🤷
@@carlmorgan8452 It's funny money, not backed by gold silver platinum etc.
Is babylonian money magic as easily as its generated it can be as easily forgiven... Why its not is- greed, the love of money and control security and godlike powers it has to make things happen.
Reckoning is coming on that debt, they want our hides/pound of flesh on that usury... War death destruction so they can rebuild a perfect world.
Moloch wants blood in exchange for that money.
The problem isn't homelessness it's predatory profits.
Most successful business is now illegal and predatory in many or most ways..., god forbid this ever changes...therefore no justice for the poor.
Predatory psychopaths as well.
Moving the former working class into private prison labor leases a return to a chattel slavery based economy
Reeducation by labor......
thats the plan, apparently.
@@krustysurfer we don't need no education... We don't need no thought control... Hey teacher! Leave the kids alone!
Subsidized housing is more economical than criminalizing, prosecuting and locking up homeless individuals. Housing needs to be made available. Some people fall on hard times or have difficulty navigating life. Many times, if an individual is provided opportunity, they will thrive. As a modern society, it is our responsibility to help our neighbors. If you are Christian, I think it says somewhere in the bible to love thy neighbor.
Yea these homeless people need somewhere to get high in the privacy of their own home and you and I should subsidize it.
There's Few and in betweens the Real Christians and those that claim the Title. Hypocrites! Here in California the Homeless are in Every City, Town and some of those are Not Drug Addicts or Mentally ill. We have Vets, Families that's Homeless. The Rent is probably the Highest in the US. Sad and Pathetic! The SCOTUS has been packed and it's for the Ultra Wealthy. 😢
@@rjl5759A person next door to me is that way. She can't work because she steals everything that's not bolted down. I have a close family member that is homeless. NO ONE can live with her. She had government subsidized housing for a while. She tore that place up. My daughter tried to help her. She did drugs in the (finished) building in the back yard. She hit herself, screamed at people who weren't there, stuffed things in the shower drain because she thought someone was spying on her through the drain, etc. The state of TX health dept(or whatever it's called) convinced her that she would NEVER get better. So they gave her various pills. Do the pills help? They help these state employees to continue to have a job. I tried to tell her that. It's just easier to believe that the pills are the answer and blame your family for your problems. There are many homeless people like that.
Being homeless is a full time job people understand that the amount of energy that you use just surviving
Couldn't has said it better myself
I know!!I was there and in many ways still there.
Seriously
The judges ruling homelessness a crime should be removed from their benches and charged with state terrorism and crimes against humanity, corruption of justice, racketeering, extortion,predatory practices.
Absolutely!!!~
I'm actually writing a paper on homelessness for my Comp 2 class. I've volunteered for years on Skid road, the problem is homelessness and not the homeless. Not providing the homeless shelter, along with locking them up, I feel is criminal within itself. Remember, in the bible, the Rich man and Lazarus?
Well also don't forget how profitable the prison Industrial complex is. Why help the homeless why you can make a profit off of them? That's capitalist ideology in a nutshell.
incredible, nothing makes sense anymore
What's it going to take for people to realize they are justified to disregard the rules and do what needs to be done against the establishment and those within it?
Already an excuse for you to be a criminal for being homeless, might as well go big with the chance that you won't be a criminal at the other end because those dependent on your criminalization are just gone.
You mean kinda like the founding fathers?? Can you imagine how they'd be portrayed today by the media? Lol..
Right? When are we gonna collectively realize we are all from the Earth and there is plenty for all if the minority of greedy hoarders in control would stop claiming enough for the 30 lifetimes they won't live? There are way more of us than them, and we didn't even actually elect them from fairness. They are bought and sold and so are we.
When did compassion and common sense become a sin?
When Pilot reincarnated and took over the world to build an empire out of our civilizations.
I can’t afford the spiritual cost of living in this environment we call the world.
Neither can most ethical people. It is being shoved down our collective gullet. It feels PHYSICAL.
Why can't the cities build studio apartment buildings to provide permanent housing for the huge numbers of homeless people.
Job assistance, food stamps, social services, etc. could also be provided.
If they can't do that at least create minimal housing like Eugene Oregon did, they're called Conestoga huts they're minimal.. but they at least give them a place to get in and out of the elements. They are held to a strict code of behavior, and if they do not follow it., they can be told to leave.
You are correct Joyce. All those things should be addressed.
communist!
because taking care of your fellow man is socialism. That is a dirty word to USCorp.
@@steveclapper5424in order to be insulted by you first I'd have to respect your opinion! #Harris2024 ❄️🌎❄️
Are we to expect homeless trains like they did with the orphans in the 1800s?
This is ridiculous. Spending money to lock them up instead of spending it on finding real solutions to a growing problem.
If uninhabited land isn't owned by lumber and other companies It's a national park. Where can people go that someone or some company won't complain?
We have to do better than this.
@debbratrueax4430 If you're more worried about doing drugs than anything else, you'll wind up homeless. Why can't they clean up after themselves?
@majorchutzpah7265 Right?! I mean, why can't they at least look like they're not suffering.
Forgive my sarcasm.
If they cleaned up after themselves, there would still be the problem. It just wouldn't be visible.
This is what you get when the wealthy run everything and you live in a fascist state.
@majorchutzpah7265 please tell me that's sarcasm implying that it's only drug use that leads to homelessness.
@adamhustler3639 What makes them so dirty? Families that can't afford rent get help. These perpetually homeless people do not want help. They want $ 4 drugs.
This is evil
We should take away for one month supreme court justices homes, their money,give them a pillow and blanket. They must look for a place to live,look for a job,lets see how they do
Let em see it from our veiw
❤ 100%!!!!
The fact that your society has people that don’t have homes (and now, apparently, can’t be outside either!), says very little about them, but speaks volumes about your society. Owisicu owe waste sni.
Many wasicu..........
What a disgusting world we live in!!!!!!
No its really a beautiful world. But Capitalists are destroying the "world" just the same as the hopes of unhoused people
No entirely true. I don't live in the US anymore, and it's pretty damn lovely in most of the world ... though US propaganda tells everyone otherwise. Don't know why anyone bothers living in the US anymore.
If it's illegal to be homeless, where do evicted people go?
To jail. 'Murica!
How on Earth can the Supreme Court pass any such laws when it is constitutionally illegal to prosecute the poor?
They don't care about veterans in the homeless situation and the ppl they fought for
Stacked illegal court. That's the answer. Alito, Thomas and it will keep happening unless Americans wake up and get involved with this sick moribund democracy. It IS worth saving.
This is how civilizations fall.
Evil same snake
The poor are the ones that get prosecuted.
If you've never been homeless consider yourself fortunate. The homeless should be able to shelter on any public property especially parks and town halls.
Finland solve the problem by making sure that everyone had a home it seems like an idea that we should get here in the US
Racism is a HUGE monkey wrench in the soup. Not to be forgotten! Not like that in Finland, look at the cultural and racial piecharts...
@@averayugen7802
The housing first organizations are racist? I am not sure I follow your line of reasoning?
Finland is mostly white, so they have a better system?
I am currently in Tucson living in transitional housing, just started looking for my own place now that I have a sec8 voucher. It's been rough having roommates.
@@BloatedBearucraticNightmare there's less racism in racially homogeneous societies
Just another example of government demonstrating that they do the polar-opposite of what Jesus would do.
The so-called 'supreme' court is a bunch of grifters that were put in there by some very extremist right-wingers. They should not be in there for life - this is one place where our founding fathers made a terrible mistake.
Boycott Grants Pass Oregon. Give them none of your money, don't go there as a tourist, don't do business with them if you're a business person, please. They're doing nothing at all to help people with the housing situation, even the working poor, WHO ARE WORKING TAX PAYING CITIZENS WHO CAN'T EVEN AFFORD HOUSING.
@@jaysonwallker1648 Drug Addicts!
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Jesus runs the government in the name of his father: The Invisible Hand.
The problem is that most people couldn't care less about their fellow man. How do you correct that?
Tax the rich in a way that is not VOLUNTARY
More communal living and legal provisions for creating communal living arrangements. But that smacks of "socialism" so they wouldn't want that here.Less WORSHIP of patriarchy and the male headed single-house "family"...... Creates too much isolation and unreality. Also encourages total endorsement of the status quo. THAT'S THE PROBLEM. So now we know the "solution".
You can't correct it, people hearts are cold.
All about money they don’t care about people.
Yup all about money
People don't care about people it's everywhere it disgusting and we don't deserve to continue forward this way .....immoral as all get out ...selfish greedy unconscious.
These Judges Will Meet Face To Face With Almighty GOD!
Pfft. THAT'S all you have? 😂
During the great depression, ww1 veterans protested the government and occupied a park in washington, where the government used deadly force to remove them. I am homeless, and i receive 100%P&t sc veterans compensation. The government doesn't pay me enough to live in this economy, and now they want to criminalize me for the situation they keep me in. 😂
Q
I want you to get as creative as possible ✨️
100 days of prepping
Day 6, one item or thing per day.
You're going to be ok 👍
Hunter/gathering technique 👌 👏
Examples: look for donation bins around that are near busy businesses
Hint: often there's bags of clothes and useful items placed next to the boxes.
First observe, than, when you see the stuff, gather your resources.
Next, you can go into Panera Bread restaurant Unlimited SIPS club. You can sign up and get 3 months of Unlimited drinks. No catches.
With your government issued phone 📱
Download apps for fast food places
McDonald's app and Taco Bell app.
Earn points and redeem for free food.
Example: you get an EBT card, and you are allowed to get warm food. With the app you can get the deals, use ebt to pay, and get even more free food by redeeming your points.
Soon enough, your life gets much better.
I wish you good 👍 luck and the very very best ❤
Hugs,
Q❤
Each homeless shelter in the U.S.A. receives approximately a typical household income in tax breaks, subsidies, various donations including funds, and both internal and external volunteer opportunities (free manual labor), as well as commercial credit loans for renovations and such PER HOMELESS CLIENT ANNUALLY while homeless shelters are at a national avg. "Help Rate" or "Performance Rate" for providing housing assistance of 9% according to recent U.S. Census Bureau data and other reports about the topic with the present state of technology available in 2024 C.E.. I think apprx. 3,250 of apprx. 3,300 U.S. homeless shelters are scams! Thank you for your valuable time and bodily physical energy investment(s) to continue learning more!
All that money needs to go to the people DIRECTLY!!!
A few weeks ago I wrote an essay, and in that essay I ask "What is a crime?" I came across 2 definitions in the Webster dictionary. One of the definitions of crime is "A moral offense against society". My argument was that creating laws which targets already opressed persons is a moral offense against society. A crime. In this essay I also compared how out of the $849.8B military budget, if we gave each and every individual 653,104* homeless person a $50,000 check, it would only equal 1/26 of the federal military budget. This is a moral offense against society. This is a crime; Letting citizens in your society go unhoused while having limitless funding for war and building weapons of destruction is immoral.
The intersection of leaving a Indigenous community out of these conversations who s land the USempire is a settler on and has pushed them on to reservations is not missed on it’s children… I’m one of them and saying this doesn’t negate the very real experience of our unhoused either
I'm a Disabled Senior Lady and was Homeless for 10 yrs because my own Rez picked and chooses Who they wanted to help. I finally got in a Senior Unit.
Can't believe that the Supreme Court ceased the observed the constitutional law. Hugh sadness..working class are homeless..
An apartment is 2500$ a mo. Min wage 20 hr 3200$ mo. You need to make 3 time the rent to qualify for an apartment.. since your breaing the law by being homeless might as well do crime so you can afford an apartment. Expect a serging crime rate.
Homelessness is not a crime,let psalm 70 bless all homeless,l love you
Evil people in high places
Hell in Australia it’s illegal to be homeless too. I been homeless 18 years. I could write a book on all the police corruption here.
Poor people like me rarely see justice. It’s sad when people hurt you and get away with it , especially when it’s someone with a badge.
They killed my girlfriend’s son not long ago and it is an obvious case of criminal negligence, sadly no one is helping my girlfriend get justice for her son and she has been through too much hell to deal with years of fighting corruption judges and a billion dollar medical complex.
So here we regularly get abused and no one cares.
I could go on and on.
Many talkers no walkers
I am so sorry you experienced this. I am homeless with a HOUSE that is slowly going down the tubes due to greed and exploitation and the fact that vicious anti- hiring blacklists in Oklahoma have replaced any idea of social justice.
@@averayugen7802 I live in a Truck now. Homeless 18 years.
Here in Australia it is illegal to be homeless.
The Aboriginal people pay rent on their own land whilst white Rangers extort money on Aboriginal land.
I come from a family of realestate agents. When I was 18 it was only $100 a week to rent a furnished house on the beach. Land was 10K
Australia turned to shit after 911.
Like America it was an instant police state. A great documentary film that covers all this is Glen Clancy’s Fool me Twice.
My life has been unfair painful and unjust however what the Aboriginal people have suffered and still suffer makes my suffering look like nothing and I have been falsely incarcerated 7 times tortured raped and abused.
My Aboriginal girlfriend’s son died in custody 2 years ago and it was because of criminal negligence.
He tried to commit suicide 3 times and was denied mental health.
Even after he cut his wrist and survived he was still denied mental health.
He was thrown in an unmonitored cell with hanging points and was given the means to an end.
The prison killed him and blamed the death on him protecting their own.
My girlfriend was evicted for having family over to arrange for the funeral and then fined $7000 for one skip bin of rubbish after she won against eviction in the tribunal.
I could go on and on.
We just lost her cousin Rodney.
Believe it or not , he was World Champ when it came to smoking pot.
People would come to Nimbin from all around the world and no one could out smoke Rodney.
what is hiring discrimination like in your country?
@@averayugen7802 mooga bluda recko
Who is going to stand up against the police?
If you come here from another country you get free housing, money, health insurance, education assistance,if your American you can be criminalized for hardship or homelessness,a homeless dog or cat can sleep outside and has more humane rights than humans 👍
Their ruling is in violation of the supremacy clause, article 4 section 2 paragraph 1,14th amendment section 1.
It’s even more concerning when seniors are becoming the biggest increase of our homeless population. The richest country in the world suffering with a pandemic of homelessness. Make that make sense 😢
We ain't rich it's a lie they are rich WE ARNT.!
Freedom in a capitalist society always remains about the same as it was in the ancient Greek republics: freedom for the slave owners.
America needs a law landlords can charge no more than one hundred dollars per bedroom no more,no pet fees,pet rents,pet deposits,no evicting anyone for anything but nonpayment of rent nothing else.
Homelessness is the underclass that drives down wages and disempowers labor. A social safety net would allow labor to strike and win demands when wages and conditions become inhumane.
"The poor are there to scare the hell out of the middle class." --George Carlin
NOPE!!!! Homelessness is created when prices are too predatory and wages are too SUPPRESSED and hiring discrimination is so ******SAVAGE.
Here in the UK they cleverly skew the numbers & underestimating them is particularly encouraged!
Bless his heart and all of you who really want and do help. Thank you ❤.
so if the gov wants to jail these people ....AT A COST OF PRISON....wouldnt it be cheaper on taxpayers to just build tiny homes and tent campgrounds for them?.........why not just choose the cheaper route....jails and prison is EXPENSIVE for us taxpayers
It's too late to make the proper argument about the unconstitutional nature of forcing individuals into houses... Culturally speaking, there are nomadic people who may argue that it prevents them from their pursuit of happiness.
There should be a fine to the Government for the Homelessness. They are being paid to look after the people but are looking after their Own interests. Not the Right people for the Job
Here's a better idea. For every homeless person in any community, there should be a government grant allotted to them for all their needs...motels, food, medical, misc..If this were FEDERALLY MANDATED, rents would come down FAST and hiring fairness instituted FASTER
Prisons for profit. What it costs per year to keep one person incarcerated is at or above 70,000 per inmate per year. Much more than it would cost to provide low income housing, food and care for a homeless person on the outside. When the minimum wage has remained exactly the same for 16 years, but the economy, cost of living hasn't. As CEO's and high flying investors make a mint in billion dollar corp profits that's increased some 1000%. The working poor shouldn't even be a thing, nor prisons for profit or health care for profit either. People become a commodity against their will and against their wishes as the greedy get rich on the suffering of others.
Jesus and His apostles would have been arrested and put in jail as criminals under this ruling. They were homeless with nothing but the shoes on their feet, cloths on their backs often went hungry and lived wherever they were at. Inside and outside according to the scriptures. Sleeping in a cemetery before Christ's arrest and crucifixtion. What next? What next population or situation will be criminalized under these evil administrations? "Do not despise the poor, for the poor shall always be with you" Where's the church? Where's the so called churches who were assigned to take care of the poor and the needy, the sick and afflicted, the hungry and thirsty, the naked and imprisoned? Enjoying their tax exempt status, flying private planes to their million dollar mansions? If God were here He'd tell it to their face, Man you're some kinda sinner!
My question for Mega churches
We NEED public housing. The cruelty and selfishness of this country is absolutely awful.
Could for profit prisons possibly be any happier? What an income stream!🤔
Very well done. ❤
Supreme Court made huge mistake by criminalizing homelessness and there still huge issues not worked out!
People treat others how they themselves want to be treated. It's good to treat people how they want to be treated.
Hands down! Vets, Disabled , Seniors should be the 1st in Line. Abled Families also but they can work if Childcare is Available. The Corporate and Wealthy Greed is Ridiculous.
This is the problem with US officials. They don't know what to do, let alone how to solve a problem, let alone trying to solve the issue of homelessness. You can't just criminalise homelessness, it doesn't work like that, it won't solve the problem. Same with the Tranq problem in Phili. You can't just legalise all drugs in that area, to try to stop drug use. Sometime you have to think outside the box. For the homeless issue, what they can do is, try to get these people into temporary housing, so they're not living on the streets, which is extremely dangerous for anyone sleeping rough. Not only that, they could also, give these people something to do, something, anything, give them some skills so they can stand on their own two feet & are able to support themselves, slowly but gradually you will see a decrease in homelessness, but however it still won't fix the problem, as I said before, it's only temporary for now.
As for the Phili problem, Tranq or Zombie drug, again, they need to clean this area, get these people the support, help they actually need, to get OFF those horrible flesh eating drugs. I've seen the countless videos on Tranq in America, it's a horrific sight. Those people need to go to a serious detox, rehab centre, to do cold turkey 🦃, to get them off those nasty drugs. From there, it's the same process as before, get them into temporary housing, give them skills, give them another chance at life, get jobs, but they have to be monitored regularly so they don't relapse into drugs again, or alcohol etc. There's a whole boat load of potential workers right there for domestic use, why the US government doesn't see this? So short sighted, US government can only see things short sight, but NOT long sight. These are things the US government can do to rectify those two issues in America today, but they don't do it. Why? Does the US government actually want to destroy America? Because they're doing a pretty damn good job of it.
It is inhumane to treat people like that. These people need help, by doing this, you're NOT helping them, you're making it that much worse, and people keep saying that China is a dictatorship, its becoming more & more evident that it's the USA government who is the dictatorship.
Oh, they know exactly what to do and how to solve the problem, they just don't want to do it cuz it means just a little less luxury for them and their corporate overlords.
No one is punishing or promoting people to live on the streets. It's their choice. Putting tents on sideways hurts passers-by and is a safety factor.
I want to share something with those that demonize the homeless, as though they are all there because they did something to deserve to be there. I'll try to keep it simple. Really bad economy= tent cities Really good economy= No tent cities ANY QUESTIONS?
Correction: Deregulation of private equity firms by Republicans in Congress caused them to immediately buy up real estate with corporate cash, causing high rents, high mortgages, and low inventory. Combine that with low wages and anti-union policies and we get people without permanent shelters.
The fact that we even have 10s upon 10s of thousands of empty domiciles across the country speaks volumes. We can try to blame capitalism but it's actually greed that is the culprit.
Capitalism thrives on greed.
TheUSA Congress minds are twisted
Congress didn't do this, the high court did this.
The supreme Court judges wouldn't last a day in these homeless streets?😢😢😢
About time that poor people are punished.
Here in San Diego public housing is almost completely non existent. Homeless don't stand a chance.
ty gentlemen
What most Americans don't understand is that the US Constitution in NO Way mandates that the Fed Govt is responsible for the Welfare of The People. So, along with the other rights that Americans enjoy, they also have the right to be Homeless, the right to starve to death, and the right to die of a curable disease, all with no Govt interference.
This isn't a joke & FDR's proposed Economic Bill Of Rights was supposed to correct that. But, coincidentally or not, FDR died shortly after he made his proposal. Things like Soc Sec, food stamps, & Medicare were all enacted by Law, not by a Constitutional Amendment, which is why Presidents since Reagan have been able to whittle away at them.
What America needs is a new Constitution, one that benefits ALL Americans and not just the chosen few. Until that happens, any proposal to abate poverty in America is simply Bull $hit that won't get any traction because the Rich & Powerful will always have the upper hand with the current Constitution.
"Workers of the World, UNITE !!!" - Karl Marx, "The Communist Manifesto" (1848).
Historically, people tithed to churches and the members of the church took in poor people for which the church reimbursed them a little bit. The reverends of those churches kept most of the money and lived lavishly.
When the USA ceased being colonies, the state took on the task of helping the poor.
Today, we have overcrowded shelters, which have people on cots in large rooms. They're not private nor safe. Homeless people tend to avoid them. They are commonly victims of theft and sx assault. Some are simply down on their luck. Some are mentally incapable of taking care of themselves and cannot work.
New age teepees? I dont see an issue. Forcing people into shelters or jail for choosing to live differently is disgusting
It's terrorism is what it is.
It's not a choice when housing is unaffordable.
They did NOT "choose to live differently". ARE U KIDDING???
@@averayugen7802 most don't, but some do change to.
And just where did that $23 billion go, Gavin Newsom?
There are plenty of old schools and office buildings sitting empty all over this Country. Those buildings could be used as shelters. They don't want to help citizens..
Easier to arrest than to house. But not cheaper. The jails get 100 a day for each person in jail.
I can't believe this is happening
The 'Haves' are sick of looking at and paying for the 'have nots' hearts of mankind growing colder by the day...
All these prisons or institutions in all states could be means of housing instead of unjustly imprisoned
They rather send billions of dollars to another country than help us citizens of our on country; 😥 sad, but true...!!!
They should be ashamed of themselves.
No!!
Basic Human Rights: Fresh food, clean water, healthcare, shelter.
Homelessness is the easiest issue to take care as the solution is in the name of the problem. HOME!
Instead, politicians wants to criminalize homeless citizens, most of who are homeless due to no fault of their own. Most homeless families are working homeless living in their cars except when they rent a hotel room so as to shower / bathe
There are people who've been homeless for years that have been strung out on hard drugs for so long that they would need long term SSI and welfare and stare provided housing because there is no hope of them ever returning to work
Homelessness is created by municipalities. Most homeless would rent driveways for tiny homes, or businesses would gladly let them guard against breakins, both not allowed.
This government doesn't care about us home less are not! That's sad if you're home less they'll take you to jail...🤔😠😤
What about people living in vans, campers & cars¿???
I love ya tone My Bro We have unlimited money... True that 🇺🇸🙏👍
It's always that way - don't expect human kindness from the middle class.
These billionaires better start paying taxes soon
Tell us about how Africa deals with homelessness ???
Hard to think of a more expensive place to house the homeless.
Don't have an arrest record...will have one soon. 😕
This world is far too evil
This must be looked at monetarily. The privately owned centers of incarceration will benefit from this while lowering the costs to states. I'd even see a scenario where counties could get cash kickbacks . Especially if those counties are willing to allow the building of new facilities in there counties with fewer restrictions and fewer permits required. All of this is about money and politics without much care for those unhoused individuals. The values of some politicians, public officers and greedy corporations have become pretty screwed up. It is up to us to correct this. We the people must do more to care for each other . Not with handouts, but with hands to help the needy stand up.
Logical is lunacy!
Russia does not have this problem!
Really? You been there? Nearly 11.3 thousand people in Russia were homeless, based on the population census data from 2021. The number of homeless residents decreased by 82 percent compared to 2010. The largest share of homeless people in the country lived in urban areas, at around 95 percent in 2021.
The home less are victims of the corruption that has ruled the world fore ever... Have no fear, in the end its peace and sanity for all !!!
Need funds? Ask the higher ups who wanted Chris Hedges gone.
Everyday more people are becoming homeless you can't legislate your way out of it
Okay so first get rid of all the affordable housing and make everyone homeless and then criminalize homelessness wow
Where's the one with the large headlights?
It is in prison that one becomes a real revolutionary.
6:19 they had a shelter and they refused to go to it
You should be asking how bad is the shelter when a homeless person would rather stay outside instead of stay there?
@@Playingwith3D Just because you don’t like the rules of a shelter doesn’t mean you can make the community worse by destroying public spaces
@@__-nd5qi YOU MEAN THEY STEAL YOUR BELONGINGS !! WHY YOU REFFUSE TO ADMIT THAT ??????????????????
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That depends on *just HOW bad* those rules are.
@@davegreene8588 maybe im wrong but i was under the impression that the shelter was free so unless the rules were asking them to do something illegal that is your own choice