The province is fuelled by the greed of the almighty dollar . It's on the news everyday about how expensive the rents are . Seniors being forced into homelessness because their fixed incomes can't cover the basics. The reality is that money is way more important than human lives.
Not passing Judgment, but I sometimes wonder what life did to these people for them to just give up? Is it Addiction, homelessness or both? I guess I haven't been slapped around enough, which I am truly grateful! Life can to rough, you just have to be rougher. Lord, in all your Glory please help these people. Amen.
I think the most common reason is that things go terribly wrong in their private lives and people start doing bad stuff like alcoholism, drugs, crime and abuse. The most common bad things that happen in their private lives are having an abusive or criminal family member, criminal history, severe mental illness, experiencing a death in their close family especially if it’s tragically like suicide, murder, car accident ect or they meet rough people who lure them into doing bad things (ex. drugs). The rough neighborhoods in Vancouver and many West Coast cities (most areas of Vancouver and West Coast cities are not like this and are generally free of things like crime, addiction, and homelessness) are often a hotspot for rough and homeless people from colder climates to come and live as the West Coast of Canada and the USA has much more mild winters than the east and especially central parts of Canada and the US where such people are at a bigger risk of freezing to death. However don’t let this discourage you from visiting or moving to Vancouver or other West Coast cities. Like I mentioned before these are small parts of these cities that can easily be avoided by tourists or residents if they research where these bad areas are located. I have been to Vancouver and Seattle and they are both very beautiful cities that have so much nature (both mountains and the ocean) and many cool museums.
Social despair can have many reasons, and homelessness is a consequence. Lacking a safety net, only local authorities can provide, they end up on the streets, with the luckiers ones having a night shelter to go to, while others make do with tents.
Они возвращаются в каменный век. Вчера смотрела как в Филадельфии, на Кенсингтон авеню укладываются вот такие на ночлег, жгут костер и из палок и чего попало строят домик, чтобы скоротать ночь. Люди возвращаются в каменный век на улицах западных городов.
@@ElenaAlex19в рашке бездодомных и наркоманов гораздо больше. Их просто не увидеть на улицах, наркоманы например кучкуются на блатхатах, а бездомные в подвалах.
И именно в 90-е годы это явление распространилось на Западе, даже без каких-либо резких экономических изменений, которые произошли в странах бывшего СССР.
@@ElenaAlex19 если вы чего - то не знаете, или не видете, это не значит что этого нет. В эрэфии наркоманов не меньше, просто они не болтаются на улицах как в Канаде или США, потому - что это может для них кончится весьма плачевно, они по блатхатам сидят.
Canada ! What has happened to your once vibrant society ? The mild winter has saved many lives , but are their lives worth saving ? This is a legitimate question given the awful state of most street peoples . Immigrants get housing , vouchers , money , clothes , and smart phones 😢. Those in the streets voted for this nightmare scenario and your being systematically replaced 😢.
Печально ...И где выход ??? Серые дома , серое небо , серые люди ... Раньше мечта была- побывать в Канадде... Сейчас - нет. Спаибо за правду жизни! Несчастные люди , никому не нужные...
Да над вами стебутся😂 на видео показана одна промзона, маленькая часть Ванкувера.99процентов города выглядит 👍👏😆 и никакие канадцы не переезжают в Россию @@ЮлияСахарова-б5ф
The city has given up, as the dirt/filth of the bus shelter and store faces has built over time and the negligence is clear. Vancouver mayor has looked the other way.
You by far provide the most insightful look into the most disgusting toilet in any modern society anywhere. Thanks for the longer clip, thats always a bonus. Looking forward to the fresh and infected Spring Tranqkles in a few weeks! Cheers!
Christmas 2007 my wife and I traveled to Vancouver and found a really lovely city to be walked and explored. It was nothing like this, even the grittier areas. WTH?
I have been to Vancouver (but have not been in rough neighborhoods) and the nice areas look normal. Maybe slightly less normal than in 2007 (I have no idea because the first and only time I visited was in 2022) but still very normal. You might see one or two people like this but that is about it (like in most major or touristy cities in developed countries). In my city Winnipeg such issues are actually a lot more spread out throughout the city then being limited to small areas of the city. You see drug addicts and homeless people in even most of Winnipeg’s nice areas (though definitely not as bad as in the rough areas of Vancouver) Downtown Winnipeg is much worse than downtown Vancouver. In Downtown Vancouver you see many people pleasantly walking the streets, eating out on patios, walking their dogs, and visiting the tourist attractions, while in downtown Winnipeg it’s either people rushing to and out of work or appointments and homeless or rough people. Their was once a mall called Portage Place in downtown Winnipeg (it’s still open but sadly definitely not the same as it was) that until around the late 2000s or 2010s was a very nice mall to hangout or shop. It had an amazing IMAX cinema and a very beautiful fountain geyser that would shoot several stories up. Sadly the mall became a popular place for homeless people and drug addicts. This resulted in IMAX closing down for good as people no longer felt comfortable to come to IMAX and since IMAX closed in 2013 the whole mall’s stores are permanently closing one by one. The mall is unfortunately now mostly vacant (nothing replaced the space from IMAX and most of the closed businesses as nobody wants to go or work in such a rough mall) and is super depressing. The amount of rough and homeless people using the mall has only gotten worse since. I remember going with my family in 2003 to see an amazing IMAX movie and also the geyser and I thought it was all really amazing. I would have not imagined back then that the mall would ever become such a bad place and I am still not over it as nothing in Winnipeg as good as that has opened since and there isn’t much else to see or do in Winnipeg. Also the rough areas of Winnipeg take up a massive amount of the area and population of Winnipeg (though most areas of the city are quite nice and most Winnepeggers live in the nice areas) while Vancouver’s rough areas take up a much smaller part of the city’s area and population. As a result most Vancouverites and tourists have the choice to avoid these bad areas as they don’t have any strategic locations and neither do people have to drive through these areas to get from one part of town to another or to leave the city. In Winnipeg people often don’t have the options of avoiding these areas as there is strategic locations in these areas such as places of worship, cultural community centres/stores, or the medical district where 3 significant hospitals, several clinics, and a major med school university campus are located. Also due to the massive area of these rough neighborhoods, often in order to drive out of the city, you will have to drive through these areas. The only thing better in Winnipeg with homelessness and drug addiction is there is no entire streets that are as heavily populated by such people. Only a small area of Main Street in Winnipeg looks like Vancouver’s East Hastings. However this one advantage is really no advantage as these problems are scattered all across Winnipeg and not being limited to small avoidable areas like in Vancouver. So in general Winnipeg and a few other smaller cities despite having a much better reputation for such issues, problems like homelessness, drugs, and crime are actually worse than Vancouver although Winnipeg is far better than let’s say Detroit.
@@jacekgarbowicz616 All big US cities and suburbs have this problem of homelessness in the broad sense, ranging from people living on the streets, in tents, cars, caravans, to substandard housings -so-called mobile homes, and motels!Tens of millions of them!
@@jacekgarbowicz616 "Also *the rough areas of Winnipeg take up a massive amount of the area and population* of Winnipeg (though *most areas of the city are quite nice* and most Winnepeggers live in the nice areas) while Vancouver’s rough areas take up a much smaller part of the city’s area and population." self-contradicting statement. Vancouver is a midget city by size, compared to Winnipeg, with similar population figures.
@@Anti-Fake-ul9oe Winnipeg’s bad areas are located mainly in the North End. Also all of downtown is bad. These areas make up about 1/5 of the total area of the city. Vancouver (inside city limits) may be much smaller in area than Winnipeg but this is about the percentage these rough areas take up out of the cities total areas and not about the actual sizes of the bad neighborhoods. The population thing is about the percentage of the cities total population living in these bad neighborhoods.
Я пытаюсь вспомнить хоть один американский фильм в котором показывают правду о России - нет ни одного. Но я смотрю эти кадры из Канады а также из США. Это не цивилизация - это помойка.
Вы правы! Я тоже смотрю Америку и Канаду, их архитектура городов депрессивна, преобладают серые тона, грязь на улицах, наркоманы... Это помойка, вы правы!
100 000 смертей от наркотиков в США; 8000 смертей от наркотиков в Канаде; оба в 2023 году. В России было столько же смертей от наркотиков, сколько в Канаде, но население в четыре раза больше.
The province is fuelled by the greed of the almighty dollar . It's on the news everyday about how expensive the rents are . Seniors being forced into homelessness because their fixed incomes can't cover the basics. The reality is that money is way more important than human lives.
"The reality is that money is way more important than human lives." Capitalist motto.
Not passing Judgment, but I sometimes wonder what life did to these people for them to just give up? Is it Addiction, homelessness or both? I guess I haven't been slapped around enough, which I am truly grateful! Life can to rough, you just have to be rougher. Lord, in all your Glory please help these people. Amen.
you need to wake up, wtf!
I think the most common reason is that things go terribly wrong in their private lives and people start doing bad stuff like alcoholism, drugs, crime and abuse. The most common bad things that happen in their private lives are having an abusive or criminal family member, criminal history, severe mental illness, experiencing a death in their close family especially if it’s tragically like suicide, murder, car accident ect or they meet rough people who lure them into doing bad things (ex. drugs). The rough neighborhoods in Vancouver and many West Coast cities (most areas of Vancouver and West Coast cities are not like this and are generally free of things like crime, addiction, and homelessness) are often a hotspot for rough and homeless people from colder climates to come and live as the West Coast of Canada and the USA has much more mild winters than the east and especially central parts of Canada and the US where such people are at a bigger risk of freezing to death. However don’t let this discourage you from visiting or moving to Vancouver or other West Coast cities. Like I mentioned before these are small parts of these cities that can easily be avoided by tourists or residents if they research where these bad areas are located. I have been to Vancouver and Seattle and they are both very beautiful cities that have so much nature (both mountains and the ocean) and many cool museums.
Social despair can have many reasons, and homelessness is a consequence. Lacking a safety net, only local authorities can provide, they end up on the streets, with the luckiers ones having a night shelter to go to, while others make do with tents.
@@jacekgarbowicz616 Não visitaria mesmo que me oferecessem tudo grátis! Um pouco de beleza + um pouco de feiúra = FEIÚRA!
Люди из Белоруссии из России с ужасом смотрят на это. У нас такова даже в 90- е не было.
Они возвращаются в каменный век. Вчера смотрела как в Филадельфии, на Кенсингтон авеню укладываются вот такие на ночлег, жгут костер и из палок и чего попало строят домик, чтобы скоротать ночь. Люди возвращаются в каменный век на улицах западных городов.
@@ElenaAlex19в рашке бездодомных и наркоманов гораздо больше. Их просто не увидеть на улицах, наркоманы например кучкуются на блатхатах, а бездомные в подвалах.
И именно в 90-е годы это явление распространилось на Западе, даже без каких-либо резких экономических изменений, которые произошли в странах бывшего СССР.
@@Aleks_Dundih ты хоть тему изучи, из за чего там такое, а потом встревай в разговор. Опиоидная эпидемия там происходит. В России её нет.
@@ElenaAlex19 если вы чего - то не знаете, или не видете, это не значит что этого нет. В эрэфии наркоманов не меньше, просто они не болтаются на улицах как в Канаде или США, потому - что это может для них кончится весьма плачевно, они по блатхатам сидят.
Ohhh this is Canada of today unbelievable.
Canada ! What has happened to your once vibrant society ? The mild winter has saved many lives , but are their lives worth saving ? This is a legitimate question given the awful state of most street peoples . Immigrants get housing , vouchers , money , clothes , and smart phones 😢. Those in the streets voted for this nightmare scenario and your being systematically replaced 😢.
Afghan is better
Дядька в белой майке с сигаретой впечатляет.
Becase is to exbisive and the tax is to match becase of the crimanal goverment
This guy in just a t-shirt blew me away.😮
oh Canada 😢
The guy lying on the ground at 6:46 in the dodgy goods market, must be for sale too!
omg
It is sad to see this people on a developed country
Graffiti is endless starting about 12:50
In what area and streets are these homeless people ?
Thanks for showing us what it's like in some areas there.
half of Downtown
Main + Hastings is a good block to start
East Hastings. This gets worse, year after year. See drugs, say no. Show this to your kids.
damn looks like usa
Only the Democrat led cities
But the USA has demographic excuses, Vancouver doesn't have that excuse
Thanks! it's so sad situation!
Печально ...И где выход ??? Серые дома , серое небо , серые люди ... Раньше мечта была- побывать в Канадде... Сейчас - нет. Спаибо за правду жизни! Несчастные люди , никому не нужные...
Канадцы теперь едут жить в Россию.
@@ElenaAlex19 Добро пожаловать в Россию !!!
Да над вами стебутся😂 на видео показана одна промзона, маленькая часть Ванкувера.99процентов города выглядит 👍👏😆 и никакие канадцы не переезжают в Россию @@ЮлияСахарова-б5ф
@@ElenaAlex19привет бот. Сколько получаешь за свои высеры?
The city has given up, as the dirt/filth of the bus shelter and store faces has built over time and the negligence is clear. Vancouver mayor has looked the other way.
Apparently the buses are running slow.
You by far provide the most insightful look into the most disgusting toilet in any modern society anywhere. Thanks for the longer clip, thats always a bonus. Looking forward to the fresh and infected Spring Tranqkles in a few weeks! Cheers!
It's not the Life I would choose 🙄💉💊🛒🐀🐭🤮🤬 is getting high enjoyable??
show Toronto, not Vankouver ?
Winter in Vancouver, does the sun ever shine there?
1:55 It wouldn't be 2024 without the beautiful sound of a jabber taxi
I'm Mexican and this looks dystopic and confusing to me, I'm feeling more grateful about my city, thanks.
This is jujst awful, Canada's richest city!
何故、こんな酷いことになってるのか？
Hello canada
sad to see these people.
DANAS ONI SUTRA MOŽDA VI
Does China have this problem? If not, they’re doing something right! Tough drug laws?
BRAZIL
Christmas 2007 my wife and I traveled to Vancouver and found a really lovely city to be walked and explored. It was nothing like this, even the grittier areas. WTH?
I have been to Vancouver (but have not been in rough neighborhoods) and the nice areas look normal. Maybe slightly less normal than in 2007 (I have no idea because the first and only time I visited was in 2022) but still very normal. You might see one or two people like this but that is about it (like in most major or touristy cities in developed countries). In my city Winnipeg such issues are actually a lot more spread out throughout the city then being limited to small areas of the city. You see drug addicts and homeless people in even most of Winnipeg’s nice areas (though definitely not as bad as in the rough areas of Vancouver) Downtown Winnipeg is much worse than downtown Vancouver. In Downtown Vancouver you see many people pleasantly walking the streets, eating out on patios, walking their dogs, and visiting the tourist attractions, while in downtown Winnipeg it’s either people rushing to and out of work or appointments and homeless or rough people. Their was once a mall called Portage Place in downtown Winnipeg (it’s still open but sadly definitely not the same as it was) that until around the late 2000s or 2010s was a very nice mall to hangout or shop. It had an amazing IMAX cinema and a very beautiful fountain geyser that would shoot several stories up. Sadly the mall became a popular place for homeless people and drug addicts. This resulted in IMAX closing down for good as people no longer felt comfortable to come to IMAX and since IMAX closed in 2013 the whole mall’s stores are permanently closing one by one. The mall is unfortunately now mostly vacant (nothing replaced the space from IMAX and most of the closed businesses as nobody wants to go or work in such a rough mall) and is super depressing. The amount of rough and homeless people using the mall has only gotten worse since. I remember going with my family in 2003 to see an amazing IMAX movie and also the geyser and I thought it was all really amazing. I would have not imagined back then that the mall would ever become such a bad place and I am still not over it as nothing in Winnipeg as good as that has opened since and there isn’t much else to see or do in Winnipeg. Also the rough areas of Winnipeg take up a massive amount of the area and population of Winnipeg (though most areas of the city are quite nice and most Winnepeggers live in the nice areas) while Vancouver’s rough areas take up a much smaller part of the city’s area and population. As a result most Vancouverites and tourists have the choice to avoid these bad areas as they don’t have any strategic locations and neither do people have to drive through these areas to get from one part of town to another or to leave the city. In Winnipeg people often don’t have the options of avoiding these areas as there is strategic locations in these areas such as places of worship, cultural community centres/stores, or the medical district where 3 significant hospitals, several clinics, and a major med school university campus are located. Also due to the massive area of these rough neighborhoods, often in order to drive out of the city, you will have to drive through these areas. The only thing better in Winnipeg with homelessness and drug addiction is there is no entire streets that are as heavily populated by such people. Only a small area of Main Street in Winnipeg looks like Vancouver’s East Hastings. However this one advantage is really no advantage as these problems are scattered all across Winnipeg and not being limited to small avoidable areas like in Vancouver. So in general Winnipeg and a few other smaller cities despite having a much better reputation for such issues, problems like homelessness, drugs, and crime are actually worse than Vancouver although Winnipeg is far better than let’s say Detroit.
@@jacekgarbowicz616 All big US cities and suburbs have this problem of homelessness in the broad sense, ranging from people living on the streets, in tents, cars, caravans, to substandard housings -so-called mobile homes, and motels!Tens of millions of them!
@@jacekgarbowicz616 "Also *the rough areas of Winnipeg take up a massive amount of the area and population* of Winnipeg (though *most areas of the city are quite nice* and most Winnepeggers live in the nice areas) while Vancouver’s rough areas take up a much smaller part of the city’s area and population." self-contradicting statement.
Vancouver is a midget city by size, compared to Winnipeg, with similar population figures.
@@Anti-Fake-ul9oe Winnipeg’s bad areas are located mainly in the North End. Also all of downtown is bad. These areas make up about 1/5 of the total area of the city. Vancouver (inside city limits) may be much smaller in area than Winnipeg but this is about the percentage these rough areas take up out of the cities total areas and not about the actual sizes of the bad neighborhoods. The population thing is about the percentage of the cities total population living in these bad neighborhoods.
OVO SU ŽIVI LJUDI ,DANAS ONI SUTRA MOŽDA VI
Я пытаюсь вспомнить хоть один американский фильм в котором показывают правду о России - нет ни одного. Но я смотрю эти кадры из Канады а также из США. Это не цивилизация - это помойка.
Вы правы! Я тоже смотрю Америку и Канаду, их архитектура городов депрессивна, преобладают серые тона, грязь на улицах, наркоманы... Это помойка, вы правы!
@@ElenaAlex19везде бот решил оставить свой словесный понос?
Это часть западной цивилизации, основанной на демократии!
@@Anti-Fake-ul9oe чушь накорябало существо.
A serpente é o Diabo. Adão é Eva causaram essas cenas que nos assistimos nesses vídeos 😢triste. A entrada do pecado no paraíso é agora na terra 🌏
THE LIFE OF BEING LIBERALS, GETS YOU NOWHERE!
Thenks for showing as what's its like on some areas there
And an apartment in this area is still 3 grand a month.
Dias frio cinza lixos por toda parte paredes riscadas. pessoas sem teto triste 😢sons de cirene
10:40 to 10:50 awful graffiti
Welcome to Trudeau's Canada.
1:50 to 1:58 that graffiti
5:22 is horrendous
scumville canada
Эпидемия опиоидной наркомании захватывает всё больше городов и стран Западной цивилизации. 😮
А в рашке разве не так?
100 000 смертей от наркотиков в США; 8000 смертей от наркотиков в Канаде; оба в 2023 году.
В России было столько же смертей от наркотиков, сколько в Канаде, но население в четыре раза больше.
@@Anti-Fake-ul9oe доверять официальной статистике эрэфии, себя не уважать. Ложь и враньё, вот кредо фашистского режима пукина.
@@Anti-Fake-ul9oe доверять официальной статистике эрэфии, себя не уважать..
Los liberales de trudeau an hecho un gran trabajo😢