Agreed but we let them do it. Start writing your politicians to change these regulations. Go to town meetings. It has been done in other states with the tiny house movement where government tried to impose big sticks and brick housing standards onto tiny efficient homes. Now they are realizing this is a safe, sustainable way for people to live happily and be sheltered. In Washington they are now acutely aware there is a shortage of affordable housing, even for those making a decent income. I see it in every seminar I am required to attend in my work as a government employee. People need to be allowed to help themselves out of homelessness and if your property has room for a van, an rv or trailer to solve that problem, it should be allowed, as long as sanitation in ANY form is maintained and available.
true ive been "evicted" twice from the zoning dept from living in my rv in private back yards ,where i was paying rent to stay at . then after each time i was staying at walmarts and side streets until i found another spot .makes no sense
Hmm! If this happened like the same for the gun reform! Politicians had to deal with it on the daily something would be done about the issues which their constituents must contend with. 🤨👌🇺🇲
@@marksmith801 That may be so, but laws and reform won't make it impossible for people to obtain guns. More difficult perhaps, but the last I checked, Fentanyl is something controlled by law and I would not have much trouble getting that. It would stand to reason that obtaining a firearm wouldn't be much of a problem. All a person would need to do is bring guns over from Mexico. They get drugs across that border without issue. I don't see why guns would be any more difficult. Those people who ridicule an "AR-15" do not know anything about them. It is a .22 caliber semi-automatic rifle like what Grandpa used to use to eradicate ground squirrels.
I've lived in several RV's and never considered myself homeless. I was self employed and I rented a P.O. box for a mailing address when I wasn't staying in an RV park or for when I decided to stay at a National Park. I completely rebuilt a 1970 Silver Streak travel trailer while living in it. There was never any mess or trash outside of my RV and when I got done it was like new, only better. I had a cell phone, WIFI, satellite TV, a generator, a bank of batteries and a 12 volt converter. If I didn't like my neighbor I just moved! No problem! I enjoyed the freedom of living like that, but it's not for everyone!
That is kinda my current situation, living full time in a travel trailer while getting my shyte together. It's sad that RV people like us get such a bad rep because of people like these damn squatters who just pull up, trash the place, then bail.
@@Urapunk It's one of the best ways to get back on your feet after a set back. Your bills are at a minimum and your cost of living can be as cheap as you need it. Living in National Parks where you have to move every 5 days and they only have a dump station and no sewer at each spot, isn't very convenient. But, you don't pay for lot rent, so it's worth it when you're trying to save your money. Some people just can't live in a "tiny home" so it isn't for everyone.
Give it a few more months, man, and there may be no more "rich areas of the city" left. Some Wall Street Big Shots are even predicting a Political Revolution on the Streets when this economy Completely Collapses soon. That's when you'll see mobs of Homeless, and Starving and Angry Americans take apart those "rich areas of the city" piece by piece. In the UK, mass media is already prepping people there for Food Rations and Food Shortages, but the media here in America will let us walk into it completely blind. This is how it ends in a nation that has cared more about Human Rights around the World for the last 75 years than it has cared about the Human Rights of its own People at home. Peace until the Revolution, brother !!!
If they are just people down on their luck or forgotten by the system why does every place they settle turn into a rotting hellhole of garbage? There is not one thing stopping homeless from putting their trash into receptacles like the rest of us.
libs don't get it..These people will always give the same heart tugging stories about how they're just down on their luck a need a little help and they're actually good people, etc..and ITS ALL BS! They are accomplished liars, and will tell you ANYTHING if it means they get to get high 1 more time. It fuggin amazes me how they fall for the con, over and over again. I hate homeless people.
While being a nice, kind idea, the area is likely going to turn into a permitted drug zone. Not to say that all homeless are ill behaved, but encampments attract the bad ones.
It's not kind, at all. Allowing drug addicts to live outside or in delapidated RVs and actively making it easier for them by either feeding them, giving them tents, etc. might look "kind", but its cruel. It's putting a bandaid on a bloody stump of a leg and going "look how good and nice we are to those less fortunate than us!" meanwhile doing jack shit in terms of rehab, mental and physical health, and pathways back to normalcy.
@@nightcritterz I cannot speak to particulars, but I am guessing rehab, pathways to normalcy, and mental health treatments are available - and have been offered - to these people. You cannot help someone who choses not to be helped ...
Is Olympia a good place for mental health and a recovery back to the real world??... I ask because where I'm at currently it's not!... They've basically just found a way to make money off of nobody's and don't care. A lot of these shelter's are so bad where I live that most people feel safer outside...in the streets! ...no no this isn't my city's dick is bigger than your city's... I'm just saying, and asking if actually getting help is accessible there...thank you for any help or ideas
Trying to help the homeless who truly wish to become productive, responsible citizens of a community…bravo! Enabling drug addiction, crime, sloth and those who have no wish to improve their condition…shame on the public officials!!
I am an Olympia resident. Let me make sure I understand this... Homeless people parking their vehicles on Ensign used to be illegal. The city threw up their hands, claiming they lacked the enforcement power to stop people from doing so. Now, the city is issuing what are essentially 'squatting permits' which, if violated, would somehow result in the now-legalized activity being illegal again for the violator? How does the city plan to enforce the no parking ordinance after this permit is violated if they could not enforce it before the permit was ISSUED?
However they will still go after you if you decide to let one of these people park their RV on your property. But that same person is free to park on the street in front of your home as long as your not OK with it.
You're not supposed to be able to think like you are, besides you should be worried about how we're going to fund all these top and bottom surgeries, and medicine for all the trans gendered kids because it's a human right, just like being a druggie homeless thief !
@Sincere Dancing with joy on the tax increases that come with the property value. And who keeps track of their inlaws property value? Gross. Picked out a casket yet?
@@LoriL010 I am up there in age and my house is nearing the 600K valuation. I will sell soon due to the high taxes and spend the proceeds on high rent until it runs out. Then if I am still living, I will buy a new minivan with credit so I can live in it the rest of my life parked somewhere near a morgue using my social security check for food and door dash. I am not dependent on anyone. End of Story.
@@HatRatt Is your mortage paid off? If yes, then surely the taxes will be less than yearly rent rates. Or, get a roommate to help with the tax payment. And door dash is crazy expensive too.
What you BOZOS fail to appreciate is how bad Economic Times are here in America. At age 72, it blows my mind to see how low this once Great Nation has sunken. What Olympia has done here is to Normalize Homelessness as just a part of "normal" American Life. This permit program shows you that local politicians have just given up on solving Homelessness and are just trying to find a way for everyone to live with it as a Permanent Thing. People shouldn't feel so Smug and Condescending about what's happening here because tomorrow it might be about them. We are all just a couple of paychecks away from Homelessness. Where does that put YOU ???
While living here, I think it should be mandatory to have scheduled classes (not to far from their RVs) on how to pick up trash, clean your surroundings, how to interact civilly with others, and if they don't attend, they are jeopardizing their stay. I guess this would work in a perfect world.
It's not far off though. The city is already paying for trash/sewer services, so the extra cost of classes would turn it into a more positive investment for the community.
Chris Chisty in NJ [yes, that goon] closed all the mental health institutions when he was govenor and empied jails too. so they can roam the streets with NO CARE. I guess the government is trying hard to get them to do themselves in with drugs to avoid the long painful process of dying faster of exposure
After that....resolution. Just like how they solved the camper issue, just make it legal to do whatever the next issue is....next thing you know, crime is reduced to nothing because there won't be anything to enforce
We're not just all mentally ill drug addicts. I'm so tired of people thinking that. I actually have a job and work but I'm drowning in debt. Covid bullshit destroyed my life and drove me into homelessness.
@@angelsdevils2956 Yes! This is what Flint, MI did to fix their crime problem, the city has half the population it did 50 years ago and look how much better it... oh right one of the worst cities in America now. Well at least we tried it your way, maybe next time we should try doing the work to fix our community rather than abandoning it?
25k a year on min wage.... save at least 3k of that a year since they don't pay rent, that's 45 k after 15 yrs. In some places, that's more than enough for a down payment on a little 1 bed condo. Then you're set.
@@user-qr7ee2cp4y you can't even get a studio apt here for that. And most of these are more money holding a sign on corner in a day than most do in 2 weeks. And it's not taxed. Oh. And drugs are legal so if they get caught hurting you but it's for a fix it's your problem.
Lots of people retire in RVs , best to stay on blm land and work part time or 3-6 months out of year then have the rest of the year off..pretty sweet really if done right
This is a short-sighted solution. Allowing people to park for long periods of time is not a tenable option. It devalues properties, becomes a target area for drug dealers, and is generally unsafe for locals and those who living in the trailers. It would be better for the city to buy land for designated parking...like an RV park. Have a fence around the entire parameter and regulate who goes in and out with certain rules that must be abided by. This would be safer for everyone involved.
@@SeattleRingHunter BS, I hated Regan caused he screwed folks getting out of the military, but anything he did could have been undone. Just like the over 50 XOs by cheating Byden undoing everything good Trump did
You must live in a home or an apartment building with trashcans or a nearby dumpster and regular waste removal service. We don't. Where do you expect our trash to go? It doesn't just magically dematerialize like in a video game.
Nice to see that the local tax payer who is already struggling gets to foot the bill. Anyone got the mayor or city council addresses so they can park on their street so they can monitor the situation first hand?
The government detests the middle class. They are out for destruction. Pull out the center, it all collapses, except for the very rich. See what's happening?
@@ADBBuild This is a short-sighted solution. Allowing people to park for long periods of time is not a tenable option. It devalues properties, becomes a target area for drug dealers, and is generally unsafe for locals and those who living in the trailers. It would be better for the city to buy land for designated parking...like an RV park. Have a fence around the entire parameter and regulate who goes in and out with certain rules that must be abided by. This would be safer for everyone involved.
Shouldn't be allowed to park in front of the houses, people don't need junkies, alcoholics, and pedos living in front of their house, using lawns like a garbage can
They aren't. All laws have stayed intact unless permitted. They have to be permitted to do this and it looks like they will only issue permits where sanitation and dumping services can be made available.
@@anti-rioter-15 Doesn't work that way. You would likely be arrested for destruction of private property..etc.. You are probably a hardworking tax-paying citizen and homeowner so you don't get a free pass for crime.
@@mongoose406 Free pass? These homeless rv people are the ones getting a free pass from the city. If there really is an issue of trashing "hardworking tax-paying citizens and homeowners'" yards, then yeah I see no issue with removing the trash piles and the people creating them. Would you be okay with people leaving trash in front of your home? If so, drop your address! I know some folks who need a place to live!
@@mongoose406 actually the farmer that used a loader to smash up a car that was on his property won his court case and didn’t have to pay a dime in damages despite the fact he destroyed the man’s car. Perhaps you should look things up before spouting nonsense?
I’ve tried helping homeless people many times which always backfires. Once they have your help, they sense no responsibility and the situation gets worse. Some people can’t be helped.
They don't want help. They want a handout. They want to commit crime, because no one will charge them. Nothing but a free ride in this world. PC has damned us all.
I've been "homeless" myself. I had to live out of my station wagon for nearly two years, back in the early 2000s. Strangely enough, I never knew that "homeless" and "filthy pig" were synonymous... Because apparently it is these days. The damnedest part of the whole situation is that there HAS TO BE either a giant parking lot or other commercial type property, somewhere in the are that isn't being used... Like one of the defunct plants or something... WHY doesn't the city move those old RVs there? WHY doesn't the city hire a few security guards to patrol the area and call police IF needed? They could even provide the free electricity, as I'm sure they're doing something like it already. A few dumpsters and a few Port-A-Cans on the property... And MAKE whoever is going to live there, abide by a few simple rules. Three strikes and you're out on your ass. It'd certainly be a lot cheaper than what those clowns are proposing. Very sad shape we're in as a Nation.🙄
Each and every one of those “campers” have all of the classic signs of meth or fentanyl addiction. The city’s “compassionate” response is like feeding a wild animal in which they will be bitten once again. How about they require drug testing in order to get a permit?
@@wildlightarts It was an analogy. We see signs in the parks to not feed the animals else they become dependent upon you for food. Enabling is not a solution to a complicated problem that people refuse to face. The problem start at the southern border which is wide open allowing drugs to flow into our country. The Drug cartel can produce fentanyl pills for 50 cents a piece and sell them for $4.50 on our streets. A majority of these “campers” are addicts that we refuse to address with a positive treatment program. Taxes are collect from you and To “solve” this problem only to be drained in “administrative” cost. The addict gets a sign bolted to a pole saying “Free Permit to stay here.” You and the politicians feel good though because you think you’re helping with these kind of “solutions” but all that is happening is our money is being stolen by “compassionate” people when tough love is the solution. When there is a comprehensive mandatory drug rehab program, closed borders and citizens that are not willing to sweep these issues under the rug just so they can feel good, only then do we get our streets back.
@@wildlightarts the rest of us, who are law biding and pay our taxes, are human too! A person who can work but chooses to do drugs is entitled to nothing! Those are called consequences. BTW, Inslee took state funding away from western state!
@@mnight207 I wasn't hired to come up with a solution. They were. They may as well just be doing jumping jacks and see if that will make a difference. But then you'd be there doing jumping jacks alongside them saying "well, what's your solution!" Still, wouldn't you?
15 years? Bro come on. I don’t feel bad if they kick those people out. I just think it’s unfair that some people work their asses off so other people can sit back and reap all the benefits. That lady should allow them to camp in front of her house and her relitives house.
Now citizens should join together and start a class action lawsuit against that government of Olympia because they're now going to have to walk further travel further their vehicles could get damaged you also need to make sure if you're going to give a RV camping permit that that RV is fully registered insured and in safe operating condition and none of this should be free it should be paid for by whoever owns the RV
They did a 180, cleared all the RVs, installed concrete blocks to prevent future parking. The road is a major route to the main hospital, and ambulances were having issues getting through. Guess they didn't think it through (big surprise!)
Drugged up and murdering each other, trash piled higher then the dump field, everyone 10 mile radius will have all their shit stole. Working man won’t be able to get his drugs because the homeless will have done trades all their stuff already.
There is no compassion allowing these encampments on public property. "I've been homeless 15 years" in Olympia sums it up. Vulnerable populations are getting sucked into a world of predatory scavenging. The City of Olympia is expanding the problem by perpetuating this circular victim-predator environment.
I've lived in my Airstream camper for years now. Damn if my brother didn't come by the other day wanted me to go camping. told him I've been camping for years now! Love my Airstream!
Doesn't sound like much personal progress, I wouldn't wait round for another 15 yrs counting on WA state to do for you, you may want to make some different choices.
They refuse That's several government salaries of 50k+ plus a whole executive board off 100k+$ salaries.... You see it? The officials are preying on the homeless crisis perpetuating their political agenda
"I really wish I could find more streets like this " 😑 Lazy state of mind! Freeloader, just want to live life with no responsibility! Sad! These people need to grow up! And this does nothing to solve the problem! You're just catering to their laziness!
I live in Australia, and we also have homelessness. I once proposed that every suburb have a "caravan" lot, whether it be in the rich part of town or poor. Every local town council apposed such things and I was refered to the State government who refered me to the National Government.
That is a much more tenable solution. Have a designated RV park with a parameter fence where people can stay and be safe if they comply. Parking along the road in this way is too open and increases the risk of everyone involved. It looks dirty, will devalue properties in the area, and attract drug dealers and their sort.
They should give out work permits and a city bus could provide work and transportation then they could clean up their own mess. If you don’t work you get evicted.
our homeless problem is far from being solved if it ever will be. its so sad that these people don't want change bad enough to get their life straight. the drugs win 99% of the time the guy said "I don't want to be here it's just where I ended up" dude if you didn't want to be there, you would not be there smh..
@@steelisthemeal Fuck that! People walk a thousand miles with nothing to get to the US... I'm tired of you people acting like saying "poverty" is a real argument...
I think if we’re going to let the park permitted all of there spots should be in front of the houses of Washington politician’s. We could start with Kim who is so kindly handing out permits. I’m sure her children will be safe with them around.
America admitting it has gone to hell. No dumping into drains. Porta potty. Dumping Service. No violence. Did They get a permit for drugs? Ah, throw that in, lot of space on the grass there and adjacent land. Park there as well.
That city gubmint homeless coordinator$: Paraphrasing: “After 2-3 warnings/citations it’s an _absolute revocation of the permit_ …but then they can immediately go protest it, of course.” 🙄
If there was a dumpster parked 50 feet from an RV they'd still pile their trash right outside the door. The main reason these people are homeless is because they're lazy.
Why not actually treat these people humanely instead of just enabling their mental issues and drug use? If they are criminals arrest them and absolutely make it mandatory that they get treatment. Mental problems? Open up Western State hospital, build new mental hospitals, build more prisons....hell, it'll be cheaper in the long run then to have these junkies on the street destroying our state. "Seattle is Dying" - Seattle....you ever hear of it?
@@ingramr88 The "point"is this city is dealing with a bunch of homeless thugs and bullies who don't care about themselves or this city. Tell you what, how about you, personally, go and clean up fecal matter, urine and garbage left by these folk. Better yet,why not invite several of these upstanding citizens of Olympia to camp in front of your home. The only two living creatures that I will clean up after are my pets and infants. What category would you put these people who can't clean up after themselves? Pick your poison.
@@ingramr88 I think the point is that these are migrant meth heads on wheels. Just like the blue tarp encampments, just in a 'prettier' package. Drug use, prostitution, thievery, and more Is still being enabled, and will undoubtedly attract even more of their kind.
When an RV I had broke down in Massachusetts, it was necessary to put it in storage, until I had the money to drive it away. So it was, RV in storage, working 2 jobs, months of saving and , lying of what my address was. Which I think, one couldn't get away with now. But.. Also, I didn't have any addictions, kids, or, prison records. It would have helped tremendously, to be able to live out of that RV, at the time( winter). Yet seeing the condition of some of those RVs in this piece. It's amazing they were even there( smashed windshields, ruined roofs..they look like shanty 's on 4 wheels)And 15 years..omg
That's it every Washington state citizen quit paying taxes. More drugs and crime. Yea thTs a great way to turn a city into a crimespree center. Get a job , omg
Amazing How homeless people don't work, but get a RV, Free parking, Free food, Free medical, Free clothes, & people Wonder 🤔🤔 Why Doesn't Everyone Do This??? #DEMONcracts
We would rather give 40 billion to Ukraine instead of helping our own citizens. And we would also like to use taxpayers money and give it to the illegal immigrants pouring into this country👍
And with washrooms and sanitary conditions, so as not to help create another plague. what could go wrong with this approach during a pandemic? 🙄 let's create an unsanitary mess with poor hygiene outside the hospital during a pandemic. wtafluff? smh. It's as if common sense and decency has disappeared.
In Brazil, India, parts of crntral america, and most of Africa, they have huge homeless populations. Generations of people have lived like this. As our population grows, our homeless population will also grow. Authority keeps promising that they'll do something about this. But they never will.
@@steelisthemeal I agree with you. But, I also beg to differ about this issue, partially. Here in the US, specifically on the west coast, it would help if local government wasn't so receptive to a homeless population. It would be nice if the money that was collected with the promise of aiding the homeless would actually go to the homeless. Washington state governor Jay Inslee withdrew $500 million to allegedly help with the homeless situation. All he did was install 10 foot tall small link chain fences on every piece of public property. They just shuffle these people around town once per week, and hope they'll go away. I'm not a homeless population advocate. I'm a homeowner in Seattle. I'm a tax payer. If you're gonna put your hands on our money, do something real with the money. Most of them won't work. Most of them are mentally ill. Many of them have drug habits. A lot of them seem to have piles of stolen bicycles. A lot of them have broken down RV's. Whenever they're around, our personal property gets stolen. They allways group together on city sidestreets, and deadend cul-de-sacs. You mentioned "shantytown". I have allways been aware of this term. California has its "skid row". But this us a bad idea. A wrong way. It has to be better than that. Our greedy politicians are allways thinking up schemes to launder our money. They waste our tax money constantly. The homeless issue MUST be addressed. That money has got to be spent on this growing cancer in our society. Its not going away. It just grows.
@@steelisthemeal the state obviously owns land somewhere in or around the cites that they aren’t using where they could let people Park caravans and RVs, pitch tents etc.
Don't understand why they can't just clean up their own rubbish and keep their area clean, it's really not that hard...or are they too busy doing drugs or sleeping/coming down off drugs to care
@@GibsonReview No, you thinking this is a "good Idea," was the Stupidest comment by a country mile. We need rent control, drug/mental health treatment and affordable housing. We don't need a green light to give up on yourself.
This is amazing. I live in Beaverton Oregon. I hope the 1000s of campers in the streets move to Seattle. It is terrible here. Drugs everywhere, and crime going crazy. Had my cat converter stolen twice by homeless.
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
Please allow them to only camp directly in front of politicians' and bureaucrats' homes.
Best solution ever.
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Boebert lol
@@FUBARguy107 she's not a turd from the democrat septic system my special little crayon eater😆👌🍻
i had to chuckle right there that was pretty funny
@@thegreatfreesharkofknowled2480 Bet you wouldnt think its was funny if you were homeless. With the rent hikes up so high gonna be alot more
Yet cities restrict actual home/property owners from allowing people to live in trailers on their own private property....gtfoh!
Agreed but we let them do it. Start writing your politicians to change these regulations. Go to town meetings. It has been done in other states with the tiny house movement where government tried to impose big sticks and brick housing standards onto tiny efficient homes. Now they are realizing this is a safe, sustainable way for people to live happily and be sheltered. In Washington they are now acutely aware there is a shortage of affordable housing, even for those making a decent income. I see it in every seminar I am required to attend in my work as a government employee. People need to be allowed to help themselves out of homelessness and if your property has room for a van, an rv or trailer to solve that problem, it should be allowed, as long as sanitation in ANY form is maintained and available.
🎯🎯🎯
true ive been "evicted" twice from the zoning dept from living in my rv in private back yards ,where i was paying rent to stay at . then after each time i was staying at walmarts and side streets until i found another spot .makes no sense
@@DanKirchner5150 .. that’s bs
@@Lousasshol thats just like YOUR opinion MAN
I like the idea of allowing this parking in front of the homes of local politicians.
This happened in a city in Orange County California by the wash . Went out of control and eventually demolished it.
100%
Hmm! If this happened like the same for the gun reform! Politicians had to deal with it on the daily something would be done about the issues which their constituents must contend with. 🤨👌🇺🇲
@@marksmith801 That may be so, but laws and reform won't make it impossible for people to obtain guns. More difficult perhaps, but the last I checked, Fentanyl is something controlled by law and I would not have much trouble getting that. It would stand to reason that obtaining a firearm wouldn't be much of a problem.
All a person would need to do is bring guns over from Mexico. They get drugs across that border without issue. I don't see why guns would be any more difficult.
Those people who ridicule an "AR-15" do not know anything about them. It is a .22 caliber semi-automatic rifle like what Grandpa used to use to eradicate ground squirrels.
@@paulstandaert5709 my word like everything else the. 225 round is a bit stronger than the .22 he used to get rid of squirrels! 😆
What could possibly go wrong? Of course, they'll abide by regulations, they've only been VIOLATING regulations for YEARS.
I've lived in several RV's and never considered myself homeless. I was self employed and I rented a P.O. box for a mailing address when I wasn't staying in an RV park or for when I decided to stay at a National Park. I completely rebuilt a 1970 Silver Streak travel trailer while living in it. There was never any mess or trash outside of my RV and when I got done it was like new, only better. I had a cell phone, WIFI, satellite TV, a generator, a bank of batteries and a 12 volt converter. If I didn't like my neighbor I just moved! No problem! I enjoyed the freedom of living like that, but it's not for everyone!
I thank God for people like you. Rock On!!
I have done the same!
That is kinda my current situation, living full time in a travel trailer while getting my shyte together. It's sad that RV people like us get such a bad rep because of people like these damn squatters who just pull up, trash the place, then bail.
@@Urapunk It's one of the best ways to get back on your feet after a set back. Your bills are at a minimum and your cost of living can be as cheap as you need it. Living in National Parks where you have to move every 5 days and they only have a dump station and no sewer at each spot, isn't very convenient. But, you don't pay for lot rent, so it's worth it when you're trying to save your money. Some people just can't live in a "tiny home" so it isn't for everyone.
When you own a property and you have a jerk neighbor, you have to either sell or be stuck.
The permits should be valid only in the rich areas of the city. We’ll see how long it lasts.
Now that's a refreshing idea!!!
Give it a few more months, man, and there may be no more "rich areas of the city" left. Some Wall Street Big Shots are even predicting a Political Revolution on the Streets when this economy Completely Collapses soon. That's when you'll see mobs of Homeless, and Starving and Angry Americans take apart those "rich areas of the city" piece by piece. In the UK, mass media is already prepping people there for Food Rations and Food Shortages, but the media here in America will let us walk into it completely blind. This is how it ends in a nation that has cared more about Human Rights around the World for the last 75 years than it has cared about the Human Rights of its own People at home.
Peace until the Revolution, brother !!!
I agree
No, they should be in more tolerant Democrat neighborhoods. After all, they voted for it.
He'll no!
I think they should all park around The Mayor's house or Jay Inslees mansion
If they are just people down on their luck or forgotten by the system why does every place they settle turn into a rotting hellhole of garbage? There is not one thing stopping homeless from putting their trash into receptacles like the rest of us.
libs don't get it..These people will always give the same heart tugging stories about how they're just down on their luck a need a little help and they're actually good people, etc..and ITS ALL BS! They are accomplished liars, and will tell you ANYTHING if it means they get to get high 1 more time. It fuggin amazes me how they fall for the con, over and over again. I hate homeless people.
@@robertjohnson5893 yes it’s possible
I’ve been down on luck forever
I’ve been thinking that for years! I guess drugs and mental illness make them all slobs.
It's their way of saying F.U.
No self accountability and you think they’re going to clean up after themselves… Lol.
While being a nice, kind idea, the area is likely going to turn into a permitted drug zone. Not to say that all homeless are ill behaved, but encampments attract the bad ones.
went there a few weeks ago and first person I asked for blues had some... whole road is a drug market
You can tell a few of them already are.
It's not kind, at all. Allowing drug addicts to live outside or in delapidated RVs and actively making it easier for them by either feeding them, giving them tents, etc. might look "kind", but its cruel. It's putting a bandaid on a bloody stump of a leg and going "look how good and nice we are to those less fortunate than us!" meanwhile doing jack shit in terms of rehab, mental and physical health, and pathways back to normalcy.
@@nightcritterz I cannot speak to particulars, but I am guessing rehab, pathways to normalcy, and mental health treatments are available - and have been offered - to these people. You cannot help someone who choses not to be helped ...
Is Olympia a good place for mental health and a recovery back to the real world??...
I ask because where I'm at currently it's not!... They've basically just found a way to make money off of nobody's and don't care. A lot of these shelter's are so bad where I live that most people feel safer outside...in the streets! ...no no this isn't my city's dick is bigger than your city's... I'm just saying, and asking if actually getting help is accessible there...thank you for any help or ideas
Trying to help the homeless who truly wish to become productive, responsible citizens of a community…bravo! Enabling drug addiction, crime, sloth and those who have no wish to improve their condition…shame on the public officials!!
I am an Olympia resident. Let me make sure I understand this...
Homeless people parking their vehicles on Ensign used to be illegal. The city threw up their hands, claiming they lacked the enforcement power to stop people from doing so. Now, the city is issuing what are essentially 'squatting permits' which, if violated, would somehow result in the now-legalized activity being illegal again for the violator?
How does the city plan to enforce the no parking ordinance after this permit is violated if they could not enforce it before the permit was ISSUED?
lol maybe don't vote for these people?
They'll throw up their hands again, but this time, they'll do a reality show, edited for comedic effects.
Exactly…….leftist bureaucrats hard at work……Smfh!
However they will still go after you if you decide to let one of these people park their RV on your property. But that same person is free to park on the street in front of your home as long as your not OK with it.
You're not supposed to be able to think like you are, besides you should be worried about how we're going to fund all these top and bottom surgeries, and medicine for all the trans gendered kids because it's a human right, just like being a druggie homeless thief !
The real estate value in that area has just plummeted. I'm sure the area will attract the finest of the law abiding citizen to its community.
@Sincere Dancing with joy on the tax increases that come with the property value. And who keeps track of their inlaws property value? Gross. Picked out a casket yet?
@@LoriL010 They never think of the increased taxes🤣
@@LoriL010 I am up there in age and my house is nearing the 600K valuation. I will sell soon due to the high taxes and spend the proceeds on high rent until it runs out. Then if I am still living, I will buy a new minivan with credit so I can live in it the rest of my life parked somewhere near a morgue using my social security check for food and door dash. I am not dependent on anyone. End of Story.
@@HatRatt Is your mortage paid off? If yes, then surely the taxes will be less than yearly rent rates. Or, get a roommate to help with the tax payment. And door dash is crazy expensive too.
the ground breaking solution is to basically do nothing. it's very progressive.
Jay Fooking Inslee would be proud of them. Quite progressive.
Just like Republican gun control.
Like running in place, kind of progress. How fiscally responsible.
What you BOZOS fail to appreciate is how bad Economic Times are here in America. At age 72, it blows my mind to see how low this once Great Nation has sunken. What Olympia has done here is to Normalize Homelessness as just a part of "normal" American Life. This permit program shows you that local politicians have just given up on solving Homelessness and are just trying to find a way for everyone to live with it as a Permanent Thing. People shouldn't feel so Smug and Condescending about what's happening here because tomorrow it might be about them. We are all just a couple of paychecks away from Homelessness. Where does that put YOU ???
so funny so true
While living here, I think it should be mandatory to have scheduled classes (not to far from their RVs) on how to pick up trash, clean your surroundings, how to interact civilly with others, and if they don't attend, they are jeopardizing their stay. I guess this would work in a perfect world.
What are you smoking b/c i want some......
@@TheGregWallace whatever your m*m gave me, go ask her.
It's not far off though. The city is already paying for trash/sewer services, so the extra cost of classes would turn it into a more positive investment for the community.
Chris Chisty in NJ [yes, that goon] closed all the mental health institutions when he was govenor and empied jails too. so they can roam the streets with NO CARE. I guess the government is trying hard to get them to do themselves in with drugs to avoid the long painful process of dying faster of exposure
That has been happening in Denver for sometime. Sad thing is it's never in front of the homes where politicians live.
City Council members in Olympia, Seattle and Portland should be prosecuted for dereliction of duty.
If there was a real justice system, most demonrats would be in jail.
No the people voted for this. This is what they wanted.
Or they could be voted out. Are the citizens electing these people? If so then this is what the wanted.
@@miker9082 Republicans don't exist on the ballot in these cities.
@@MinistryofOtaku so the only people running for office are democrats or worse liberals?
Next week’s video: “Crime skyrockets around RV encampments. They city is dumbfounded, and wrings it’s hands wondering ‘How could this have happened?’”
After that....resolution. Just like how they solved the camper issue, just make it legal to do whatever the next issue is....next thing you know, crime is reduced to nothing because there won't be anything to enforce
Nothing but drug users and thieves you call this safe we need to vote the people out that are allowing this
Or you can Leave
De fund the Olympia City council! Hold rallies in front of their buildings and their private homes...it works for the left...
We're not just all mentally ill drug addicts. I'm so tired of people thinking that. I actually have a job and work but I'm drowning in debt. Covid bullshit destroyed my life and drove me into homelessness.
@@angelsdevils2956 Yes! This is what Flint, MI did to fix their crime problem, the city has half the population it did 50 years ago and look how much better it... oh right one of the worst cities in America now. Well at least we tried it your way, maybe next time we should try doing the work to fix our community rather than abandoning it?
I think politicians & the homeless have many character traits in common.
Denial, deception, laziness, superficial (different type), irresponsible....
Unbelievable. Imagine what that would do to your property value. I'd be suing the city immediately. That's just a meth haven.
They're gonna regret allowing this, and soon.
This is terrible.
CRAPPAPALOOZZA
The stupidity of Olympia’s leadership is epic. Can’t wait to see how this policy works out 🍿 😂
It will be a disaster by the end of summer
Homeless for 15 years?? Sounds like a personal choice at that point.
Yup. Most don't want off the drugs to do what's needed to get help. Or suck it up and do what the rest of us have to do and work for our living.
There are help wanted signs on almost every business
25k a year on min wage.... save at least 3k of that a year since they don't pay rent, that's 45 k after 15 yrs. In some places, that's more than enough for a down payment on a little 1 bed condo. Then you're set.
@@user-qr7ee2cp4y you can't even get a studio apt here for that. And most of these are more money holding a sign on corner in a day than most do in 2 weeks. And it's not taxed. Oh. And drugs are legal so if they get caught hurting you but it's for a fix it's your problem.
Lots of people retire in RVs , best to stay on blm land and work part time or 3-6 months out of year then have the rest of the year off..pretty sweet really if done right
This is a short-sighted solution. Allowing people to park for long periods of time is not a tenable option. It devalues properties, becomes a target area for drug dealers, and is generally unsafe for locals and those who living in the trailers. It would be better for the city to buy land for designated parking...like an RV park. Have a fence around the entire parameter and regulate who goes in and out with certain rules that must be abided by. This would be safer for everyone involved.
I'm grateful the homeless prefer city and town locations. Yet another reason I love living out in the mountains.
Yet another reason I live in a red state.
I've never understood why being homeless forces you to be a slob
@@SeattleRingHunter thinking government care about you. lol keep voting blue...
@@SeattleRingHunter BS, I hated Regan caused he screwed folks getting out of the military, but anything he did could have been undone. Just like the over 50 XOs by cheating Byden undoing everything good Trump did
You must live in a home or an apartment building with trashcans or a nearby dumpster and regular waste removal service. We don't. Where do you expect our trash to go? It doesn't just magically dematerialize like in a video game.
@@Network126 there’s items called trash bags? And there is plenty of places you can’t go throw it away don’t come up with the excuses.
@@Network126 walk until you find a trash can or dumpster. It’s your responsibility. I don’t care if you have to walk for days.
Nice to see that the local tax payer who is already struggling gets to foot the bill. Anyone got the mayor or city council addresses so they can park on their street so they can monitor the situation first hand?
So let me get this straight; you want them to solve the problem, but do it without spending any money. Yeah, that will work...
Some of "those ppl" are also taxpayers. Some of them have jobs too. Everyone has a story, if you don't know theirs, don't judge
The government detests the middle class. They are out for destruction. Pull out the center, it all collapses, except for the very rich. See what's happening?
@@ADBBuild This is a short-sighted solution. Allowing people to park for long periods of time is not a tenable option. It devalues properties, becomes a target area for drug dealers, and is generally unsafe for locals and those who living in the trailers. It would be better for the city to buy land for designated parking...like an RV park. Have a fence around the entire parameter and regulate who goes in and out with certain rules that must be abided by. This would be safer for everyone involved.
Shouldn't be allowed to park in front of the houses, people don't need junkies, alcoholics, and pedos living in front of their house, using lawns like a garbage can
As a home owner, if someone parked an rv infront of my house to live there, I would take an excavator and drag the rv/destroy it.
They aren't. All laws have stayed intact unless permitted. They have to be permitted to do this and it looks like they will only issue permits where sanitation and dumping services can be made available.
@@anti-rioter-15 Doesn't work that way.
You would likely be arrested for destruction of private property..etc..
You are probably a hardworking tax-paying citizen and homeowner so you don't get a free pass for crime.
@@mongoose406 Free pass? These homeless rv people are the ones getting a free pass from the city. If there really is an issue of trashing "hardworking tax-paying citizens and homeowners'" yards, then yeah I see no issue with removing the trash piles and the people creating them. Would you be okay with people leaving trash in front of your home? If so, drop your address! I know some folks who need a place to live!
@@mongoose406 actually the farmer that used a loader to smash up a car that was on his property won his court case and didn’t have to pay a dime in damages despite the fact he destroyed the man’s car. Perhaps you should look things up before spouting nonsense?
I’ve tried helping homeless people many times which always backfires. Once they have your help, they sense no responsibility and the situation gets worse. Some people can’t be helped.
They don't want help. They want a handout. They want to commit crime, because no one will charge them. Nothing but a free ride in this world. PC has damned us all.
It's called CLUSTER B PERSONALITY DISORDERS. No cure.
Agreed, at this point i see nothing but bums and junkies looking to get by on other people's hard work and handouts. F 'em all.
I've been "homeless" myself.
I had to live out of my station wagon for nearly two years, back in the early 2000s.
Strangely enough, I never knew that "homeless" and "filthy pig" were synonymous... Because apparently it is these days.
The damnedest part of the whole situation is that there HAS TO BE either a giant parking lot or other commercial type property, somewhere in the are that isn't being used... Like one of the defunct plants or something...
WHY doesn't the city move those old RVs there? WHY doesn't the city hire a few security guards to patrol the area and call police IF needed?
They could even provide the free electricity, as I'm sure they're doing something like it already.
A few dumpsters and a few Port-A-Cans on the property... And MAKE whoever is going to live there, abide by a few simple rules.
Three strikes and you're out on your ass.
It'd certainly be a lot cheaper than what those clowns are proposing.
Very sad shape we're in as a Nation.🙄
It's being done intentionally. Psychological warfare against the Public.
Each and every one of those “campers” have all of the classic signs of meth or fentanyl addiction. The city’s “compassionate” response is like feeding a wild animal in which they will be bitten once again. How about they require drug testing in order to get a permit?
I saw human beings, not wild animals. Maybe tune into animal planet?
@@wildlightarts It was an analogy. We see signs in the parks to not feed the animals else they become dependent upon you for food. Enabling is not a solution to a complicated problem that people refuse to face. The problem start at the southern border which is wide open allowing drugs to flow into our country. The Drug cartel can produce fentanyl pills for 50 cents a piece and sell them for $4.50 on our streets. A majority of these “campers” are addicts that we refuse to address with a positive treatment program. Taxes are collect from you and To “solve” this problem only to be drained in “administrative” cost. The addict gets a sign bolted to a pole saying “Free Permit to stay here.” You and the politicians feel good though because you think you’re helping with these kind of “solutions” but all that is happening is our money is being stolen by “compassionate” people when tough love is the solution. When there is a comprehensive mandatory drug rehab program, closed borders and citizens that are not willing to sweep these issues under the rug just so they can feel good, only then do we get our streets back.
@@wildlightarts Yeah..until they are parked in front of your house, tossing garbage everywhere and eyeballing your children.
@@wildlightarts the rest of us, who are law biding and pay our taxes, are human too! A person who can work but chooses to do drugs is entitled to nothing! Those are called consequences. BTW, Inslee took state funding away from western state!
No how about hard labor work camps...the homeless drug ...addicted slobs will disappear in 1 week!
"Don't shit over here, shit and piss here!" - Olympia thinking they are making a difference.
Controlling the spread of hepatitis a, just because you have implied immunity from exposure doesn't mean they do, make me proud 😏
Whats your solution?
@@mnight207 I wasn't hired to come up with a solution. They were. They may as well just be doing jumping jacks and see if that will make a difference. But then you'd be there doing jumping jacks alongside them saying "well, what's your solution!" Still, wouldn't you?
15 years? Bro come on. I don’t feel bad if they kick those people out. I just think it’s unfair that some people work their asses off so other people can sit back and reap all the benefits. That lady should allow them to camp in front of her house and her relitives house.
Now citizens should join together and start a class action lawsuit against that government of Olympia because they're now going to have to walk further travel further their vehicles could get damaged you also need to make sure if you're going to give a RV camping permit that that RV is fully registered insured and in safe operating condition and none of this should be free it should be paid for by whoever owns the RV
This is a year ago, how is it working out?
They did a 180, cleared all the RVs, installed concrete blocks to prevent future parking. The road is a major route to the main hospital, and ambulances were having issues getting through. Guess they didn't think it through (big surprise!)
This sounds like it’ll work out well. Can’t wait to see this in a year or two.
more like a month or two...
Drugged up and murdering each other, trash piled higher then the dump field, everyone 10 mile radius will have all their shit stole. Working man won’t be able to get his drugs because the homeless will have done trades all their stuff already.
@@bubbagasm1 Sometimes it doesn't take a lot of imagination to see the disaster brewing.
give it a week
The whole area will be trashed.
There is no compassion allowing these encampments on public property. "I've been homeless 15 years" in Olympia sums it up. Vulnerable populations are getting sucked into a world of predatory scavenging. The City of Olympia is expanding the problem by perpetuating this circular victim-predator environment.
Well washington state has a predatory vibe...baby steps, I guess.
A lot of these homeless guys could find a job. Elephant in the room.
@345clst what does conservatives ever do about the homeless problem?
@@wokeness420 there is not a lot of homelessness is conservative states/cities.
RV's aren't cheap.
is there a permit for good citizens who do there responsibilities to stop paying their mortgage
Nope, no one cares about sheep.
Only ones who know the difference between “there” & “their”. 🙃🖤
@@YouloveDJ And don't forget "they're."
My dog is smarter than you
@@Danny451 that's irrelevant given the context of the initial comment
I've lived in my Airstream camper for years now. Damn if my brother didn't come by the other day wanted me to go camping. told him I've been camping for years now! Love my Airstream!
Is a drug test required as part of permit eligibility 🤔?
Homeless for 15 years.... great progress Washington!
Being homeless for 15 years is great progress?
Being homeless for 15 years is a choice, definitely could careless about finding a job, I mean your house has wheels!!!
Doesn't sound like much personal progress, I wouldn't wait round for another 15 yrs counting on WA state to do for you, you may want to make some different choices.
So you're admitting you like being homeless
Why not provide an RV camp with a minimal fee where restrooms and dumpsters are provided? The city or county has to have a plot of land somewhere
Nah that makes too much sense. Let them destroy everything first then come up with a drastic decision obviously
That is the plot. Sadly.
Not allowed in the county
They refuse
That's several government salaries of 50k+ plus a whole executive board off 100k+$ salaries....
You see it? The officials are preying on the homeless crisis perpetuating their political agenda
Hmmmm no keep them close to the Hospital in case of drug overdoses the Hospital is 2 blocks away!
I love how they show the one rv owner dumping his trash/garbage right at the foot of his door as if to say hey hey city workers clean up my sh!+
"I really wish I could find more streets like this " 😑
Lazy state of mind! Freeloader, just want to live life with no responsibility!
Sad!
These people need to grow up!
And this does nothing to solve the problem!
You're just catering to their laziness!
I live in Australia, and we also have homelessness. I once proposed that every suburb have a "caravan" lot, whether it be in the rich part of town or poor. Every local town council apposed such things and I was refered to the State government who refered me to the National Government.
Thank heavens that they opposed your hare-brained idea. Good lord, what a stupid idea. Liberals are destroying society
That is a much more tenable solution. Have a designated RV park with a parameter fence where people can stay and be safe if they comply. Parking along the road in this way is too open and increases the risk of everyone involved. It looks dirty, will devalue properties in the area, and attract drug dealers and their sort.
Embarrassing more DRUG USE be ready for it..
Someone got to send this magnificent news to people from other countries seeking the American dream
Thurston county allows this, while the olytoys owner is forced to remove his homeless friends rv off of his private property smh.
Olytoys?
This is nice to see humanity help those who need it.
Let them park outside your home
Ah. Triggered some people who don’t even live in Olympia lol
Brilliant! What could possibly go wrong? The area will become a beautiful, clean, safe haven, just as this report showed. 🙄
Well that's one way to drive prices down in the neighborhood.
Ouch!!! 😆🤣😂😹
What neighborhood
Governor Inslee lives about 3 miles away from this site
Yes let's let them park in his nieghbor hood!
They should give out work permits and a city bus could provide work and transportation then they could clean up their own mess. If you don’t work you get evicted.
Work is a four-letter word to them.
I agree, a hand up is far better than a hand out
Work permits? The are citizens.
@@GUITARTIME2024 ok then they can get a job and the city can provide that job, if they don’t work then they get evicted. Just like the real world.
This is not getting these people off the street it's just helping them stay there. They need help not a permit.
No, they need there asses booted out so they can start making some self improving decisions.
You can't help people with CLUSTER B PERSONALITY DISORDERS
There goes the neighborhood. Let's see if the penalties for non compliance are enforced.
Try that all over the state and see what happens. People don’t pay mortgage and property tax to have criminals camp infront of their houses.
Move to Texas rasin
@@PerspectiveEngineer you’re part of the fucken problem
our homeless problem is far from being solved if it ever will be.
its so sad that these people don't want change bad enough to get their life straight. the drugs win 99% of the time
the guy said "I don't want to be here it's just where I ended up" dude if you didn't want to be there, you would not be there smh..
Poverty
15 years homeless. I could learn 30 different trades in that time, but not this guy.cant seem to see one of the 20,000 Help Wanted signs.
@@steelisthemeal Fuck that! People walk a thousand miles with nothing to get to the US... I'm tired of you people acting like saying "poverty" is a real argument...
I think if we’re going to let the park permitted all of there spots should be in front of the houses of Washington politician’s. We could start with Kim who is so kindly handing out permits. I’m sure her children will be safe with them around.
lol I highly doubt anyone living in an RV would seek out to harm or hurt her kids.
@@YouloveDJ You think there aren't some pedos in that group? How naïve.
why target a woman who is trying to remediate some of the problems. That approach does have a particularly Oly vibe though.
America admitting it has gone to hell. No dumping into drains. Porta potty. Dumping Service.
No violence. Did They get a permit for drugs? Ah, throw that in, lot of space on the grass there and adjacent land. Park there as well.
01:20 homeless for 15 years 😬 try giving up drugs and take a shower and filling out some applications
Let officials see what they enable from their offices... park these mobile junkie huts on the Capitol grounds.
'mobile junkie huts'...exactly what 99% of them are! Don't forget bike chop shops and stolen item pawn shops too....
They better not try to effing do this in the rest of Washington. Gross.
I used to wake up with Folgers in my cup, now I wake up homeless in a truck😭
At least they are trying to do something positive
Might as well put up a sign that says "Homeless Welcome"
The other 49 states should ship their bums to Seattle.
they do already.
RIP Olympia.
That city gubmint homeless coordinator$:
Paraphrasing:
“After 2-3 warnings/citations it’s an _absolute revocation of the permit_ …but then they can immediately go protest it, of course.” 🙄
It's what happens when diversity is prioritized over competence
@@wokejoke2675 that doesn't even make sense.
If you build it they will come… They have seen an uptick in violence, I wonder why?
If there was a dumpster parked 50 feet from an RV they'd still pile their trash right outside the door. The main reason these people are homeless is because they're lazy.
Right on! picking up my new RV tomrrowa! Ill be there!
Effin dyin over here! 🤣😂😂
My RV is bigger than yours. Id better get there first haha. Hey Siri! Directions to Olympia.
Dumb, really dumb idea! Glad I don't live there...ewww
There's a reason why no other city is doing that
Good to know there will be free RV parking, when we do our vacation there this summer.
Why not actually treat these people humanely instead of just enabling their mental issues and drug use? If they are criminals arrest them and absolutely make it mandatory that they get treatment. Mental problems? Open up Western State hospital, build new mental hospitals, build more prisons....hell, it'll be cheaper in the long run then to have these junkies on the street destroying our state. "Seattle is Dying" - Seattle....you ever hear of it?
This is a mistake. Most of these RVS are from out of town. These homeless people will misuse this privilege.
Most people living in houses in Seattle are from out of town. Your point being...?
@@ingramr88
The "point"is this city is dealing with a bunch of homeless thugs and bullies who don't care about themselves or this city.
Tell you what, how about you, personally, go and clean up fecal matter, urine and garbage left by these folk. Better yet,why not invite several of these upstanding citizens of Olympia to camp in front of your home.
The only two living creatures that I will clean up after are my pets and infants. What category would you put these people who can't clean up after themselves? Pick your poison.
@@ingramr88 I think the point is that these are migrant meth heads on wheels. Just like the blue tarp encampments, just in a 'prettier' package. Drug use, prostitution, thievery, and more Is still being enabled, and will undoubtedly attract even more of their kind.
Homeless people misusing privilege? Nah…🤣😂
@@ingramr88 they can afford to live in those properties. That’s the difference.
When an RV I had broke down in Massachusetts, it was necessary to put it in storage, until I had the money to drive it away. So it was, RV in storage, working 2 jobs, months of saving and , lying of what my address was. Which I think, one couldn't get away with now. But..
Also, I didn't have any addictions, kids, or, prison records.
It would have helped tremendously, to be able to live out of that RV, at the time( winter). Yet seeing the condition of some of those RVs in this piece. It's amazing they were even there( smashed windshields, ruined roofs..they look like shanty 's on 4 wheels)And 15 years..omg
Public streets are supposed to be for public use! Not one person to park forever!
I vant believe how disrespectful these people are really send them to the Whitehouse they caused this problem 😮
Skid Row 2.0
That's it every Washington state citizen quit paying taxes. More drugs and crime. Yea thTs a great way to turn a city into a crimespree center. Get a job , omg
The whole US should, it obvious our taxes are only lining the politicians pockets
How do they afford rvs?
There stolen
Don’t know, but they are really in bad shape and trashed
And how tf do they afford to register them tf
I can't stop laughing 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂.
Right! 😂😂😂😂
Amazing How homeless people don't work, but get a RV, Free parking, Free food, Free medical, Free clothes, & people Wonder 🤔🤔 Why Doesn't Everyone Do This??? #DEMONcracts
go for it, buddy
One step closer to becoming a THIRD WORLD country. Good decision, Olympia. The beginning of the end.
Hate to say this but we have became third world this last few months.
this is what happens when you let democrat run things.
Nothing like profiting off the homeless. Such compassion and empathy. 🤨
How do you profit off the homeless?
because we're paying taxes to get trashy public streets?
Now you might start to understand how my people felt when Columbus arrived!!!!!!
Yes, we know that this will work and the people will follow the rules.
How about finding a place other than the street for them to park their RVs?
We would rather give 40 billion to Ukraine instead of helping our own citizens. And we would also like to use taxpayers money and give it to the illegal immigrants pouring into this country👍
And with washrooms and sanitary conditions, so as not to help create another plague. what could go wrong with this approach during a pandemic? 🙄 let's create an unsanitary mess with poor hygiene outside the hospital during a pandemic. wtafluff? smh. It's as if common sense and decency has disappeared.
How about Alcatraz island. They can be self-sufficient or starve.
In Brazil, India, parts of crntral america, and most of Africa, they have huge homeless populations.
Generations of people have lived like this.
As our population grows, our homeless population will also grow.
Authority keeps promising that they'll do something about this.
But they never will.
Yes,they are called shanty towns.
There’s actually nothing that can be done about it on a government let
@@steelisthemeal
I agree with you.
But, I also beg to differ about this issue, partially.
Here in the US, specifically on the west coast, it would help if local government wasn't so receptive to a homeless population.
It would be nice if the money that was collected with the promise of aiding the homeless would actually go to the homeless.
Washington state governor Jay Inslee withdrew $500 million to allegedly help with the homeless situation.
All he did was install 10 foot tall small link chain fences on every piece of public property.
They just shuffle these people around town once per week, and hope they'll go away.
I'm not a homeless population advocate.
I'm a homeowner in Seattle.
I'm a tax payer.
If you're gonna put your hands on our money, do something real with the money.
Most of them won't work.
Most of them are mentally ill.
Many of them have drug habits.
A lot of them seem to have piles of stolen bicycles.
A lot of them have broken down RV's.
Whenever they're around, our personal property gets stolen.
They allways group together on city sidestreets, and deadend cul-de-sacs.
You mentioned "shantytown".
I have allways been aware of this term.
California has its "skid row".
But this us a bad idea.
A wrong way.
It has to be better than that.
Our greedy politicians are allways thinking up schemes to launder our money.
They waste our tax money constantly.
The homeless issue MUST be addressed.
That money has got to be spent on this growing cancer in our society.
Its not going away.
It just grows.
@@steelisthemeal the state obviously owns land somewhere in or around the cites that they aren’t using where they could let people Park caravans and RVs, pitch tents etc.
The question is why can those druggies pick up the trash? This is a difference between homeless people and druggies that are homeless.
It's their way of saying F-YOU !!!
Don't understand why they can't just clean up their own rubbish and keep their area clean, it's really not that hard...or are they too busy doing drugs or sleeping/coming down off drugs to care
There you go kings. Homeless are getting more help than men who are trying to survive by doing the right thing on child support 💀
Its a good idea. If you live in America is there a big chance you are a paycheck away from homelessness.
Horrible idea
Oh my God what a horrible idea
Olympia is gotten so woke 😢
That is the dumbest comment yet. Great Job!
@@GibsonReview No, you thinking this is a "good Idea," was the Stupidest comment by a country mile. We need rent control, drug/mental health treatment and affordable housing. We don't need a green light to give up on yourself.
Olympia continues to light itself on fire to keep the junkies warm.
Homeless for 15 years ?! LOL! Homeless because he wants to be. Free handouts, free drugs, free crime.
This is amazing. I live in Beaverton Oregon. I hope the 1000s of campers in the streets move to Seattle. It is terrible here. Drugs everywhere, and crime going crazy. Had my cat converter stolen twice by homeless.
Wow! No matter what, YOU NEED TO RELOCATE! YOU CAN DO IT IF YOU SET YOUR MIND TO IT!! I HAVE FAITH IN YOU!