The last guy in the video really hit out. We the homeless need to be accepted. Yes we are are human beings, yet we are homeless and treated like scum. Not all homeless people are bad, since of us just need to be accepted and treated with respect. I know that I personally try to show everyone respect, and only want to respected back. Sandra A Homeless person Living on the streets In Austin, Texas
@@yusefkhan1752 you try and go to a shelter they are actually more dangerous and they are totally full by the way . Your suppose to be kind I'm a human not a dog.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
The answer is to stop giving money to Ukraine and everyone else across the world. And start funding mental facilities and low income housing with that money we sent to these lame countries.
Also need more free/nonprofit in patient rehabs that have job training and job placements so rehab patients can start a savings for when they are released.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
I like how you discuss homeless individuals as if they are a different species than other humans. A homeless person is a person who became homeless. So if you are a person, you might also become homeless one day. Also, not all homeless individuals are the same. A woman who became homeless as a result of a job loss or DV is not the same as for example, a man who is addicted to cocaine and has 20 misdemeanor assaults on his record. Stop being prejudiced and stop equating all homeless persons as if they are all some plague. They are individual people with souls. And that is right - the resources provided are not directed at helping people integrate back into the mainstream.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
It’s just not homeless ness ..The politicians knows but don’t cares…Drugs Mental health. Jobs Family units and many more aspects …It’s not just housing
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
@@ambivertical that style of questioning is similar to a question posted on an IQ test; that's why I post the comments because of the irony. If the reporter asked her that question at the airport terminals then I could agree with your comment or if the person is a public figure or someone known for traveling.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@akm960 In Phoenix there are armies of teenagers and young adults roaming the streets as homeless fentanyl addicts. Tragically, majority of them came from normal middle class families, many never struggled in life, never had job, the life for them was good materially but they just flirted with drugs till they smoked fentanyl without even knowing it which is very tragic. Just observe street homeless. Vast majority of them are younger and physically able. They can very much work many types of jobs if they were not addicted to fentanyl.
Build affordable housing so that people can are able to pay rent. A lot of homeless people are working steady jobs, but cannot afford to pay rent starting at $1500 per month. Then when their lease expires, get hit with a $300 increase.
All these sanctimonious snowflakes feel awful, but don't do a damn thing. How about letting someone sleeping your couch or use your shower? No, cuz SOMEBODY has to do something.
I have been to New York during summer vacation with my. All in all New York is of course a stunning City. But when you go theyre as a tourist, what travel platforms dont tell you is that New York is far away from perfect. When i got theyre I was shocked. The street of our hotel is not one of the busiest ones and as soon as you get away from the main streets, you get to experiense the bad side of New York to. Every 100 meters or so you see people laying on the Street. Someone of them are begging others just "accept" theyre faith. From day one I felt so unconfortable. I mean it cant be true that this is suppost to be normal. What shocked me even more is that homeless people dont make up the higher amount of people in the city and still nobody even cares. People just ignore them. Everybody is busy theyre. But the homeless people are even present on the biggest streets with probaly thousands of people walking past them every day. And still not much people care. All the people around me had no eye for them and I felt like i am the only one who even cares. I felt like I had to do something. Even small things can make a change. For example we homeless people near our street holding the door of a seven eleven shop. One time we gave one of them a bit. On another day we gave a street artist at time square money.OneAnother time in central Park. At one day we had a especially hearth breaking moment. we had been in an imbiss and they gave us three kiwis for free. Me and my parents werent hungry anymore and we desided to give them to a homeless person together with a spoon and a knife. We ended up giving it to a mother with a child who had a sign that asked for food. I was happy to see how much she liked. On one evening. I literally had a breakdown and I cried because I just wasnt able to hold it back anymore. I really felt alone in this situation because I felt like i am the only one who cares around. What world are we living in where this is suppost to be completely normal. If this is suppost to be the city where dreams come true then i dont wanna know how the situation is in other really big citys around the world. So if you read this comment and you life or go to New York or another big city then be human and do something for people in need. If the politicians dont do something then we have to stand up and help those people. If everybody does small things like this examples we can change a lot.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
homelessness has been a problem before the “pandemic”,during the” pandemic” and after the “pandemic” . The same thing with the rats it was always a problem not because of the “pandemic”
I recently attended a party on governor's Island over the summer where people rent these luxury tents and have over the top party's .and I said to myself why don't the city do a renovation and use governor's Island to house the homeless and teach job skills. There are some buildings there and it can easily be done .instead of catering to the millenniums..
This is all mental illness and drug use. We need to convert prisons and create state of the art wellness facilities where these people can go and live and feel safe. Somewhere they can get healthy and get their lives back on track and hopefully go back out into society. There’s always going to be those who will never get better and they should have a place where they can live out their lives that is safe, and are taken care of where they can go outside and be around nature without getting hurt. The current situation is a total failure.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
Well intentioned people speak about the issue of homelessness as if everything would be fine if we just throw even more money at the problem. In reality, the biggest obstacle of any progress is that there is a tolerance for the choosing of the status quo over offering of help. There are a great many homeless people, both mentally sound and not, who voluntarily CHOOSE the life that they live and reject any form of government aid because of distrust or a myriad of other reasons. It could be as simple as a team of police officers & mental health professionals approaching the homeless on the street, if there is clear mental health issues then there is no choice, you’re going (by force if necessary) to a substance abuse rehabilitation facility or mental institution for treatment. If there is not mental health issues then you have just 3 options; A) accept public housing and job placement with constant followup monitoring for the foreseeable future, B) receive some form of travel voucher that will give you a one-way trip out of the city where you will then be a different taxpaying body’s problem. C) go directly to jail until option A or B is more to your liking. There is NO option D of just continuing to live in filth making fellow citizens feel unsafe and uncomfortable.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
Unfortunately for you bro, we live in the US and practice freedom here. It sounds like you might be more comfortable in a little country called Russia.
Agreed 100% on every single one of your points with an additional point that law enforcement needs to be empowered to ENFORCE the laws that exist and there needs to be total support on all levels for them.
I was just talking to myself about this today....what if states built apartments like building for patients who are self sufficient under right conditions on the mental health facility grounds and used the supplemental income given to the mentally ill to pay for their rent like government subsidize apartments and housing? So they'd have mental health staff, security and a pharmacy all on the same campus as the complex and the in patient hospital / counseling services and psychiatrist so if there is an emergency crisis with an individual they can be inpatient for a couple weeks then re-released to their unit instead of the streets.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
its a small price to pay when you lived in a self proclaimed greatest country in the world... being sh ot at, sta bbed, randomly beaten, de adly carjacking, homelessness... small price...
Maybe You have a family ir You ll end up THERE someday too. What ll You do if You LOSE YOUR job or got sick? Accident or YOUR apt burnt? Or your building burned to the ground?
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@MemoirsofaBasketcase He actually had tons of info. on his platform re helping/housing the homeless. Too bad you never looked at it & then you would've been an informed voter : (
@@MemoirsofaBasketcase You asked about Zeldin's solutions, intimating he had none or they were unremarkable.I do know his proposals (and they're still online). Obviously, you didn't. I don't vote strictly on partisan politics, it's important to find out where your candidate stands on issues. What you replied makes no sense.
@@kazamareenkurios8197 Was THIS his PLAN? “We must end homelessness in New York. Every New Yorker should have access to a housing option that puts a roof over their head. Our goal though shouldn’t be to just get everyone into shelters and call that a success. Our goal must be to get New Yorkers out of shelters and into more permanent, independent living situations,”
NY has unnecessarily pricey cost of living which does not help with homelessness, thats why you get others moving out of NY, and not to mention the state tax rates. You get people moving to Florida, Texas and any other states with no state income tax.
If you get the degree to qualify for a $100k why would an ignorant person with a GED be allowed to live next to a graduate who worked hard to get there , only to be disrupted by mental illness and envy
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
Many other states response to their homelessness problems are solved with a bus or plane ticket to NYC or California where they're told they can get the help they need and when they arrive they find thousands more been told the same other states need to deal with their homeless and not send them here people can blame the high cost of living or you can blame the actual reason which is drug/alcohol abuse and mental illness...
People are moving back to NYC now because they realize that other states aren't meeting their needs. The city has its flaws but the pros to living here are endless. X
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@MyEinsamkeit™ fentanyl is getting replaced by nitazenes chemicals that are 40 times stronger than fentanyl. As it happens, overdose deaths and street homelessness will just skyrocket with no end to it. Very high percentage of former addicts fall again into addiction due to simplest and smallest anxiety. No social worker or all love of this world can prevent all anxieties one can have. I think it's amazing job you are doing, but i know statistically very small percentage of street addicts will escape no matter how much money we throw at it. It's what makes you happy, what you define as happiness in good times and moments of weakness. We all have both strong and weak moments all the time.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@sarbantz who's letting the drug into America? Do you think that the FBI and the CIA cannot stop it, they can't tap phones? Use satellites? Do you think that they don't know the routes? They know everything, they know where the heroin and coke "labs" are at, they can stop the fentanyl smuggling too, they just don't wanna do it, it makes the system work for some.
@@hamdiben8163 I lived every close to the border, and perfectly know how easy it is to cross it illegally. We did it for fun and photos when hiking along the border. It is very easy unless you believe some conspiracies.
1:17 nah, no, nope. GREED is at the core of homelessness. You are more likely to notice an undomiciled person with mental illness, you hear about them and their exploits on the news but get it straight B, GREED is at the core of homelessness. How is it legit to charge someone $2k a month for a 400sq ft apt? Why does anyone have to pay someone else to take care of someone else’s property. Even if you’re lucky enough to find a place for $1000 a month you’re paying $12,000 a year to take care of someone else’s property that is a fucking backwards ass situation. Not to mention 70-80% of the buildings in NYC are uninhabited or uninhabitable
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@sarbantz nah, agree to disagree. homeless people tend to seek out drugs either to self medicate or to forget they are homeless and have no where to be. Not all but most will be better off in housing than on the streets.
@@Yourmomshassole in Phoenix there are armies of teenagers and young adults roaming the streets as homeless fentanyl addicts. Tragically, majority of them came from normal middle class families, many never struggled in life, never had job, the life for them was good materially but they just flirted with drugs till they smoked fentanyl without even knowing it which is very tragic. Just observe street homeless. Vast majority of them are younger and physically able. They can very much work many types of jobs if they were not addicted to fentanyl.
“Greed” is the basis of all human society and has been since the first settlements. There is a better way of dealing with these problems than labeling very myopic concepts as the root of a certain problem.
The last guy in the video really hit out. We the homeless need to be accepted. Yes we are are human beings, yet we are homeless and treated like scum. Not all homeless people are bad, since of us just need to be accepted and treated with respect. I know that I personally try to show everyone respect, and only want to respected back.
Sandra
A Homeless person
Living on the streets
In Austin, Texas
Go to the shelters and stop taking over public spaces
@@yusefkhan1752 you try and go to a shelter they are actually more dangerous and they are totally full by the way . Your suppose to be kind I'm a human not a dog.
Bravo👏👏
Yes homeless do need to get treated with respect America is a much harder place to live in.
@@sandrajbrown1997 Honest question- why dont you take them in your own house?
Very saddened by this. Hope that the homeless in New York are doing well. Praying for them.
When I become homeless, I’m going to move to Ukraine. Lots of federal funding there…
Smart😉😉😂
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
There has to be a way to get rent down I'm paying 1,450 for a studio apartment in a C reted building in a crime ridden neighborhood in the Bronx
It would be $2000 by next year ...good luck🤣
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
We need more migrants coming in
The answer is to stop giving money to Ukraine and everyone else across the world. And start funding mental facilities and low income housing with that money we sent to these lame countries.
Also need more free/nonprofit in patient rehabs that have job training and job placements so rehab patients can start a savings for when they are released.
Homeless vote D like it's going out of style.
What are Republican solutions?
Homeless people vote?
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@MemoirsofaBasketcase liberal policies make street homelessness worse.
@@sarbantz Perhaps you could enlighten with actual Republican solutions?
Homeless Americans are the responsibility of the cities and states where they were born. That makes sense to me.
I like how you discuss homeless individuals as if they are a different species than other humans. A homeless person is a person who became homeless. So if you are a person, you might also become homeless one day. Also, not all homeless individuals are the same. A woman who became homeless as a result of a job loss or DV is not the same as for example, a man who is addicted to cocaine and has 20 misdemeanor assaults on his record. Stop being prejudiced and stop equating all homeless persons as if they are all some plague. They are individual people with souls. And that is right - the resources provided are not directed at helping people integrate back into the mainstream.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
Thank you .
It’s just not homeless ness ..The politicians knows but don’t cares…Drugs Mental health. Jobs Family units and many more aspects …It’s not just housing
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@sarbantz I reported you for spamming
@@istaycatchingfish2552 the truth must go on. You can read only once. Sorry for any inconvenience.
They just voted for more of the same
Reporter: does homelessness seem to be getting better or worse ?
Idiot: in New York City?
Reporter: Mars . lol
They could have meant nationally, its bad in Many major U.S cities
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
@@ambivertical that style of questioning is similar to a question posted on an IQ test; that's why I post the comments because of the irony. If the reporter asked her that question at the airport terminals then I could agree with your comment or if the person is a public figure or someone known for traveling.
Well start fixing the living cost in NY. Ppl who make 50k and up can barely live here.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@sarbantz might be true but one reason ppl get on drugs is because of lost of housing and not being able to afford to live.
@@akm960 In Phoenix there are armies of teenagers and young adults roaming the streets as homeless fentanyl addicts. Tragically, majority of them came from normal middle class families, many never struggled in life, never had job, the life for them was good materially but they just flirted with drugs till they smoked fentanyl without even knowing it which is very tragic. Just observe street homeless. Vast majority of them are younger and physically able. They can very much work many types of jobs if they were not addicted to fentanyl.
Housing is ridiculously high.
Build affordable housing so that people can are able to pay rent. A lot of homeless people are working steady jobs, but cannot afford to pay rent starting at $1500 per month. Then when their lease expires, get hit with a $300 increase.
Cuz people are bullshiting.they say help homeless, but not in my building
All these sanctimonious snowflakes feel awful, but don't do a damn thing. How about letting someone sleeping your couch or use your shower? No, cuz SOMEBODY has to do something.
🤔hmm more than 100 billion dollars to Ukraine for weapons and ammo..🤷♂️
Another Democrat like Obama and now we are back to "Obama Bucks.”
🙏🙏🙏
I have been to New York during summer vacation with my. All in all New York is of course a stunning City. But when you go theyre as a tourist, what travel platforms dont tell you is that New York is far away from perfect. When i got theyre I was shocked. The street of our hotel is not one of the busiest ones and as soon as you get away from the main streets, you get to experiense the bad side of New York to. Every 100 meters or so you see people laying on the Street. Someone of them are begging others just "accept" theyre faith. From day one I felt so unconfortable. I mean it cant be true that this is suppost to be normal. What shocked me even more is that homeless people dont make up the higher amount of people in the city and still nobody even cares. People just ignore them. Everybody is busy theyre. But the homeless people are even present on the biggest streets with probaly thousands of people walking past them every day. And still not much people care. All the people around me had no eye for them and I felt like i am the only one who even cares. I felt like I had to do something. Even small things can make a change. For example we homeless people near our street holding the door of a seven eleven shop. One time we gave one of them a bit. On another day we gave a street artist at time square money.OneAnother time in central Park. At one day we had a especially hearth breaking moment. we had been in an imbiss and they gave us three kiwis for free. Me and my parents werent hungry anymore and we desided to give them to a homeless person together with a spoon and a knife. We ended up giving it to a mother with a child who had a sign that asked for food. I was happy to see how much she liked. On one evening. I literally had a breakdown and I cried because I just wasnt able to hold it back anymore. I really felt alone in this situation because I felt like i am the only one who cares around. What world are we living in where this is suppost to be completely normal. If this is suppost to be the city where dreams come true then i dont wanna know how the situation is in other really big citys around the world. So if you read this comment and you life or go to New York or another big city then be human and do something for people in need. If the politicians dont do something then we have to stand up and help those people. If everybody does small things like this examples we can change a lot.
They set a man's room on fire because he was homeless. What happens to those individuals and what are his housing options NOW?
@@dialm4masala718 ASK The MAN who made the statement at 1:52 not me!
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
homelessness has been a problem before the “pandemic”,during the” pandemic” and after the “pandemic” . The same thing with the rats it was always a problem not because of the “pandemic”
People profit off the homeless crisis that's why
I recently attended a party on governor's Island over the summer where people rent these luxury tents and have over the top party's .and I said to myself why don't the city do a renovation and use governor's Island to house the homeless and teach job skills. There are some buildings there and it can easily be done .instead of catering to the millenniums..
The government isn't open to new ideas. Whether or not your idea is feasible, they are set on providing the same "solutions" that don't actually work.
This is all mental illness and drug use. We need to convert prisons and create state of the art wellness facilities where these people can go and live and feel safe. Somewhere they can get healthy and get their lives back on track and hopefully go back out into society. There’s always going to be those who will never get better and they should have a place where they can live out their lives that is safe, and are taken care of where they can go outside and be around nature without getting hurt. The current situation is a total failure.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
I 100% agree with you in principle. I just find it hard to see how such a system would not be abused by the sheer lazy.
@@MemoirsofaBasketcase the lazy can stay there too. Lol leave society to everyone else.
@@drinny26 Many people would choose to be in your idyllic safe facility instead of being forced to work in say customer service.
Lodging camps, public forges, and other ancient historical solutions
Absolutely Not. Let them go live with Eric Adams at City Hall or move in with the city council or move in with Kathy Hochul at the governor's mansion.
Well intentioned people speak about the issue of homelessness as if everything would be fine if we just throw even more money at the problem. In reality, the biggest obstacle of any progress is that there is a tolerance for the choosing of the status quo over offering of help. There are a great many homeless people, both mentally sound and not, who voluntarily CHOOSE the life that they live and reject any form of government aid because of distrust or a myriad of other reasons. It could be as simple as a team of police officers & mental health professionals approaching the homeless on the street, if there is clear mental health issues then there is no choice, you’re going (by force if necessary) to a substance abuse rehabilitation facility or mental institution for treatment. If there is not mental health issues then you have just 3 options; A) accept public housing and job placement with constant followup monitoring for the foreseeable future, B) receive some form of travel voucher that will give you a one-way trip out of the city where you will then be a different taxpaying body’s problem. C) go directly to jail until option A or B is more to your liking. There is NO option D of just continuing to live in filth making fellow citizens feel unsafe and uncomfortable.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets.
Unfortunately for you bro, we live in the US and practice freedom here. It sounds like you might be more comfortable in a little country called Russia.
@Jacqui and P-Dog so let the homeless into your house. They are nut cases who forcefully need to be helped
Agreed 100% on every single one of your points with an additional point that law enforcement needs to be empowered to ENFORCE the laws that exist and there needs to be total support on all levels for them.
I was just talking to myself about this today....what if states built apartments like building for patients who are self sufficient under right conditions on the mental health facility grounds and used the supplemental income given to the mentally ill to pay for their rent like government subsidize apartments and housing?
So they'd have mental health staff, security and a pharmacy all on the same campus as the complex and the in patient hospital / counseling services and psychiatrist so if there is an emergency crisis with an individual they can be inpatient for a couple weeks then re-released to their unit instead of the streets.
Yea, the city isn't doing enough.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
its a small price to pay when you lived in a self proclaimed greatest country in the world...
being sh ot at, sta bbed, randomly beaten, de adly carjacking, homelessness... small price...
They have to go get rid of them I was walking in the park last night and this man who sleeps in the park creeped up on me
Maybe You have a family ir You ll end up THERE someday too. What ll You do if You LOSE YOUR job or got sick? Accident or YOUR apt burnt? Or your building burned to the ground?
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
I'm homeless
Your Country is gone, going to take decades to fix.
You voted for this 🤣. 💀 😂 stop crying
What was Lee Zeldin’s solution again?
@@MemoirsofaBasketcase He actually had tons of info. on his platform re helping/housing the homeless. Too bad you never looked at it & then you would've been an informed voter : (
@@kazamareenkurios8197 How do you know who I voted for darling? I guess you don’t know his solutions either.
@@MemoirsofaBasketcase You asked about Zeldin's solutions, intimating he had none or they were unremarkable.I do know his proposals (and they're still online). Obviously, you didn't. I don't vote strictly on partisan politics, it's important to find out where your candidate stands on issues. What you replied makes no sense.
@@kazamareenkurios8197 Was THIS his PLAN?
“We must end homelessness in New York. Every New Yorker should have access to a housing option that puts a roof over their head. Our goal though shouldn’t be to just get everyone into shelters and call that a success. Our goal must be to get New Yorkers out of shelters and into more permanent, independent living situations,”
NY has unnecessarily pricey cost of living which does not help with homelessness, thats why you get others moving out of NY, and not to mention the state tax rates. You get people moving to Florida, Texas and any other states with no state income tax.
If you get the degree to qualify for a $100k why would an ignorant person with a GED be allowed to live next to a graduate who worked hard to get there , only to be disrupted by mental illness and envy
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
Many other states response to their homelessness problems are solved with a bus or plane ticket to NYC or California where they're told they can get the help they need and when they arrive they find thousands more been told the same other states need to deal with their homeless and not send them here people can blame the high cost of living or you can blame the actual reason which is drug/alcohol abuse and mental illness...
People are moving back to NYC now because they realize that other states aren't meeting their needs. The city has its flaws but the pros to living here are endless. X
Reopen mental asylum, put them in there and force them to get help. It will create new jobs and clean everything up
Vote different NY
VERY COMPLEX MATTER. GO TO NEW YORK CITY MEDICAL EXAMINERS YOU LL SEE WHY. NO NEXT OF KIN CLAIMING LOVED ONES
You people voted for this= no sympathy
The homeless don't want help they want attention.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@MyEinsamkeit™ fentanyl is getting replaced by nitazenes chemicals that are 40 times stronger than fentanyl. As it happens, overdose deaths and street homelessness will just skyrocket with no end to it. Very high percentage of former addicts fall again into addiction due to simplest and smallest anxiety. No social worker or all love of this world can prevent all anxieties one can have. I think it's amazing job you are doing, but i know statistically very small percentage of street addicts will escape no matter how much money we throw at it. It's what makes you happy, what you define as happiness in good times and moments of weakness. We all have both strong and weak moments all the time.
it will get better but sadly she wont b alive to see it because it never getting better it will only get worse..
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So Who’s Responsible For These Homeless People With Drug Addiction Alcohol Addiction Or Mental Health Issues Need To Be Taken Care Of
Blabla. It's engineered by the privileged.
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@sarbantz who's letting the drug into America? Do you think that the FBI and the CIA cannot stop it, they can't tap phones? Use satellites? Do you think that they don't know the routes? They know everything, they know where the heroin and coke "labs" are at, they can stop the fentanyl smuggling too, they just don't wanna do it, it makes the system work for some.
@@hamdiben8163 mexican cartel can be slowed down but never stopped.
@@sarbantz lol you obviously don't know the capabilities of the US government.
@@hamdiben8163 I lived every close to the border, and perfectly know how easy it is to cross it illegally. We did it for fun and photos when hiking along the border. It is very easy unless you believe some conspiracies.
They need to send them to Mexico
1:17 nah, no, nope. GREED is at the core of homelessness. You are more likely to notice an undomiciled person with mental illness, you hear about them and their exploits on the news but get it straight B, GREED is at the core of homelessness. How is it legit to charge someone $2k a month for a 400sq ft apt? Why does anyone have to pay someone else to take care of someone else’s property. Even if you’re lucky enough to find a place for $1000 a month you’re paying $12,000 a year to take care of someone else’s property that is a fucking backwards ass situation. Not to mention 70-80% of the buildings in NYC are uninhabited or uninhabitable
Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on the streets
@@sarbantz nah, agree to disagree. homeless people tend to seek out drugs either to self medicate or to forget they are homeless and have no where to be. Not all but most will be better off in housing than on the streets.
@@Yourmomshassole in Phoenix there are armies of teenagers and young adults roaming the streets as homeless fentanyl addicts. Tragically, majority of them came from normal middle class families, many never struggled in life, never had job, the life for them was good materially but they just flirted with drugs till they smoked fentanyl without even knowing it which is very tragic. Just observe street homeless. Vast majority of them are younger and physically able. They can very much work many types of jobs if they were not addicted to fentanyl.
@@sarbantz greed is the core problem, not addiction or teenage rebellion gone to the trailer park.
“Greed” is the basis of all human society and has been since the first settlements. There is a better way of dealing with these problems than labeling very myopic concepts as the root of a certain problem.