How To Tackle New York City's Homeless Crisis
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2022
- The Morning Joe panel discusses a recent column from the New York Times' Mara Gay on NYC Mayor Eric Adams' messaging on homelessness and why she writes '...the Christian thing would be to end homelessness, instead of shuttling it out of sight.'
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How To Tackle New York City's Homeless Crisis
The obvious first step in fixing homelessness nationwide is paying people a livable wage and making housing affordable.
USA should consider making mixed zoned - high density housing like in Europe
Affordable housing is the main issue for sure
Progressive leaders restrict housing expansion through regulations
You mean government housing?
What good is “affordable housing “ when these people would rather spend their money on drugs and alcohol than housing
Investment firms buy up all the property. They purchase hundreds of properties every day and they will outbid you every time. They are also willing to keep them empty rather than lower the insanely high rent.
Every medium to large city in the US is experiencing homelessness. You ask why NY can’t build shelters? Why can’t Denver? Why can’t Philadelphia? Why can’t Houston? Why can’t Omaha? Why can’t Portland?
Democrat cities seem to have the most homeless. Hmm….
Has nothing to do with “housing”.
You need to treat the underlying issues that lead to homelessness...
Agreed completely
Laziness? Disregard for our vets returning from war? Affordable housing? Better wages? Take your pick
Super wealthy investment companies buying all the property and charging incredibly high rent. They’d rather keep these properties empty than lower the rent because they own so many properties.
Prevention is the best medicine!👍
Fentanyl
Rents are going up so high its difficult to find a place to live. Here in Vegas just 5 years ago I managed to rent a studio on SSDI and live. It was difficult but I managed. 2 years ago a new company bought over the place and raised the rent by $75 and I managed with help from my son and them 6 months later it went up by 200. I could not afford that. It was move in with my brother or the street. I'm lucky my brother took me in. Till my son can afford his own place. So yeah, we get priced out of any place to live.
Investment real estate firms will say that their rents rates are based on market prices… renting affordable housing isn’t part of their goal.
@@normagoff1916 they will soon ship us out to tent cities in the middle of nowhere and we will have no other option but take it or we will all be locked up in little cells
This is the same issue in LA county and all the train/bus systems. Its become completely unsafe to take public transportation.
Then do something to help them.
@@telebubba5527 Fentanyl
What an interview…the hosts talked more than the people actually being interviewed.
In my dealings with homeless people in our town, I have found there to be 3 major groups: #1 - People just down on their luck, that want a job, and a place to live. #2 - People with mental illness that prevents them from re-entering society. #3 - People that do not want the responsibilities of society and prefer to live as they do. Drug and alcohol addiction plays a major part in all 3 groups of people and needs to be addressed. The first group of people are the most likely to be able to re-enter society and get back on their feet, given the proper help. The second group of people need mental health care and may or may not be able to re-enter society, depending on the severity of their mental illness. The third group will not accept help of any kind and will continue to live as they do. This sort of 'triage' system seems to be the most sensible approach to solving the homeless crisis in our Nation.
Not from what I'm reading from your post, but maybe you left somethings out. You're right about the 3 groups, well actually there are 4 groups (sort of).
Group #1 need to be helped as soon as possible. As you say, drug and alcohol addiction runs in all three groups, although not everybody in the first two groups have that problem. Helping people from group #1 early on will prevent them, in general, to slide down that slippery slope. They just need to see a future for themselves.
Group #2 need care along with appropiate housing tailored to the persons need. For them a safe and accepting environment is essential and that will also reduce drug and alcohol use.
Group #3 is in part the same as group #2, but have often been mistreated by the "system" and therefore built up an aversion to that system. It is important that that system is flexible and acceptant and to stay on speaking terms with these people without any pressure. Make the system work for them instead of trying to make them fit into a system. You'll be surprised at what can be achieved once they realize that things can be different.
Group #4 these are people that have made a life choice in having no home. They like sleeping under the stars, bother nobody and just do their thing. They can mostly manage on their own and just on occasion need to engage with the "system"/authorities. Just be there for them for when they need it.
Drug and alcohol addiction is often caused by people not being seen, heard or recognized. It starts as an attempt to wash their sorrows away and often ends up as the main problem. Only by tackling their problems by the root can something be done about the addictions. By not tackling their problems by the root things will only get worse.
The third people are like hikikomori without homes.
Make mixed zoned - high density housing like in Europe
@Sara Mill where ?
Europe is almost 30 different countries, several of which - including mine, the Republic of Ireland - do not have any high-density housing. We have no high-rise tower blocks here. But that's only a part of the overall solution anyway - homeless people need to be helped out of that dire situation, and their needs met.
@Sara Mill You appear to be either a lunatic, or - much more likely - just a particularly clumsy, but malicious troll, based on your oddball comments elsewhere. Edit: I note I've previously marked you as a troll, so I'm not surprised to see you continuing such behavior here.
@@vercoda9997 I do agree with you, there is more needs to be done for this
@Sara Mill are you implying "not in my backyard" ?
But homeless shelters aren't the answer, because barrack type housing is dehumanizing.... like jails, concentration camps and army boot camps. They need to create camps of mini homes instead of trying to break humans by using concentration camps for the homeless.
Fentanyl
I live in a small Southern city. I have never seen so many homeless people in my town before and I have lived here almost 40 years. I really don’t think all are from my area, but yes something needs to be done to help these people.
USA should consider making mixed zoned - high density housing like in Europe
@Sara Mill You do realize this is a problem caused by the medical system prescribing opioids and the unwillingness to provide health coverage, both things inflated and blocked over the years by republicans? Republicans have and always will be on the side of the pharma companies because they give them bg money just like the rest of the corporations. They do not care about you or the rest of us common folk.
@Ronan Brodrick 5 decades of neoliberalism and its war on the so-called welfare state, deregulation, casualisation/commodification of labour, stagnated wages, inflated housing market and less social housing.
Small towns have it worse due to how easy it is for drug related issues to happen. All the abandoned buildings make it easy for crime to happen. Even while they have businesses begging for workers people will still refuse to work.
@@DarthSailorMoo I am from a small Kansas town. I will tell you that the people of the small towns prevent growth and fight every step of any type of business moving in due to refusal to change, they let their fears take the best of them I think. Also the small mom-and-pop shops they do want do not pay more than the 7.25 minimum wage, so again they are doing it to themselves...
Its not a political issue ,go offer these people help and see what happens. They do not want to follow any rules to get housing like no drugs.
Aka the open drug scene
Homelessness can be solved with big business involvement. An industrialist like Elon Musk could build solar powered remote-controlled ships to clean up the plastics polluting our oceans. Melt that waste and 3D print energy efficient homes on a mass scale. Create green powered communities on government land where the homeless can grow food and can become part of a sustainable community. Let's solve this and help our fellow human beings.
Elon Musk is not going to solve the homeless issue 🤣
@@xmen9916 What's your solution smart mouth?
I got the answer.
Remodel cargo containers, stackem up to a reasonable height, build external stairs and elevators, seize or use government land.
Separate whom has mental disabilities and cannot work, and help those that are just down an out with an education and job search. Most importantly, all need counseling.
Imagine if we spent that money actually on legal citizens
If you are illegal and homeless out in the open you’re stupid or mentally ill…because that means deportation.
How to fix problem? Better leaders
Yeah, Madison Cawthorn, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, Paul Gosar, Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz, etc. are no one's idea of sane leaders ...
@@busterofcoviddeniers you mean the cdc that admitted to lying to cover up the numbers.
Yeah no thanks.
@@busterofcoviddeniers go ahead. When it’s on the cdc website. So you better report them for misinformation as well.
@@busterofcoviddeniers so are you going to report the cdc too ?
Since it’s their website that has the information
@@busterofcoviddeniers you wanna try again. Go ahead.
The USA government system doesn’t take care of mentally ill, by polar, or uneducated weak or poor people who are medicated or struggling with addiction and not capable to get a good job, pay for housing and bills. The housing market is skyrocketed. Housing is so expensive, we practically enslaved ourselves to pay for our food and shelter all our lives. If you are not highly educated, witty and sharp to get a good job or start your own business to make a ton of money…you are unable to survive on a low paid job. That’s the truth. Our tax money going to military expenses, government institutions , some education and healthcare but not directly to the vulnerable, uneducated poor unstable people who really need help from society.
You are wrong on pretty much everything, aren’t you? lol
A true leader takes care of the people he or she are responsible for. All the people, humainly, within their district.
@Sara Mill spoken like a true Republican, Give us Putin instead eh?
Does the city actually have enough law enforcement, crisis intervention staff, substance abuse and social work staff to handle the job of treating the homeless? What incentives do the staff have to work with the homeless?
Everyone agrees that homeless people need help. But not in my neighborhood.
The problem is the lack of legal wages. The wages are too low and the wages should be linked to the local cost of living. Minimum housing is the normal legal standard of living. We have to have 4 times the rent to live in the one bedroom apartment local commute. This is the minimum legal minimum wage. 4 times the rent for one bedroom apartment local commute 4xr no less. Minimum wage act minimum social security disbursement is a living local commute. Homeless population across the country goes to work or goes to rehab. The place to live is wages and disbursed social security. We are grossly misinformed about homeless society. Nomad has become culture of transient wage but the campgrounds close to the cities are 🔒 closed.
My family are ALL registered democrats. We are 6 voters. We ALL voted for Joe. But after record Crime, Inflation, gas prices, and border invasion, we will vote straight Republican in November and in 2024 for the first time ever. I encourage my fellow Democrats to do the same PLEASE!
Enjoy freely exercising that choice. It might be the last time you get to do so.
lies and slander
Once you take the RED pill your eyes will begin to OPEN.
Tony, we know you’re lying.🤥
You are brainwashed by the Far-Right. Most of the crime is because by gun violence and a rise in WORLD_WIDE inflation. Inflation is lower in the US than in most counties also. Gas is high because of greedy oil companies making record-high profits because they refuse to hire people and want to take advantage (80 Billion in pure profit lat year), Also the people of Ukraine are being murdered, you should be grateful you are not living there. The border policy is basically the exact same as it was during the Rump administration, the stories about the border are made up if you care to actually look at the facts rather than continuing to be brainwashed. So yeah, everything you listed is made-up lies that you keep falling for! Good luck in your alternate fantasy fear world
This is mostly a problem in our most progressive cities. If we look at the underlying factors that cause homelessness we generally will find mental illness is a prime factor. We will also find substance abuse addiction as another factor.
The mental illness issue goes back years to when we closed many of the mental health facilities with the idea of returning the mentally ill to the community and treating them with medication‘s. Basically, this idea was to shut down these hospitals that were serving the mentally ill, kick them out on the street and keep them drugged up. The fallacy is that we have nobody to ensure that these mentally ill individuals take their medications.
That leads to the other problem of individuals who are addicted to various medications or to illegal drugs.
Contrary to the views of those on the program these sorry individuals are not capable of contributing to society and the fabric of America until their issues are resolved.
Very well thought out response. However, the real answer is waycism.
very well said
dumbest comment on the internet
Unfortunately, while owners and corporations want an outrageous prices. The need for greed is only justified by 2 words, market price.
AMEN!
SHARPTON looks like a walking LIGHT BULB.
Know what I'm sayin? ❤️🙏
the homeless in Florida are out of control too
USA should consider making mixed zoned - high density housing like in Europe . .. ..,.
@Sara Mill republicons LOVE it and it's called capitalism
@Sara Mill It's republican state🙄
@@telebubba5527 Democrat cities
who anointed him Reverend from what church ?
I don't need to watch this video because I think I know exactly the problem. Cities like New York, San Francisco, and Portland, have priced lower income people out and there is no affordable housing unless you are on a government housing program and even then the wait lists are very long. It takes two + years to get to the top of that list in cities like Minneapolis so I can't even imagine what that wait list is like in New York. Government housing only helps those that qualify and most people don't. Ex-Felons don't qualify for any programs so they end up homeless, drug abuser (addicts) also don't qualify. So now you have those that have mental illnesses and if they qualify some choose to remain on the streets because of how the drugs they take make them feel bad or sad. They don't want the case workers constantly checking on them. Finally you have the poor and working poor. They can't afford current housing or qualify for the government programs. Most have to bus many miles and transfers just to get to that job in the city from where they live. They have to choices to make that I don't envy. Portland was a livable city and then Amazon moved in and that housing disappeared. New York and San Francisco...Ditto. When they talk about building affordable housing, they mean government housing. Best advice I could give...Stay at the shelter, get a job, open a bank account, save everything, go to the library and do research on smaller cities and towns with lots of jobs, pick a city or town and then find out how much housing is there, save enough for two+ months rent and 2500.00 for incidentals and emergencies, finally, take only what you absolutely need and all you papers (Birth, Social, ID) and buy a Greyhound bus ticket to that city or town and live there. This is what I did when I found myself in the same position 10 years ago. It worked out great. Minneapolis to small town Northern Minnesota pop.2500.
It’s kind of unfair to just label left leaning cities being the problem… I live in a right leaning city and homelessness drug addiction and crime is through the roof… I’m all for capitalism but this is what it creates in a dog eat dog society… no mater what your political leanings are… I didn’t know politicians could force builders and real estate agents to lower the cost of their homes… I wasn’t aware that politicians could tell material suppliers to lower the cost of their goods… I thought all that was market driven
And of course it’s cheaper to live in rural towns… food deserts and one gas station…
Good on you for working your way out by yourself👍Not every homeless person is a drug addict or a mental case and can do with minimal basic security like a place to live and work from there.
I do think that ex-felons, drug addicts and people with mental issues need to be helped and not left on the streets. It's fundamental in reducing crime rates and other problems in society.
PS: Some friendly advice. Try next time to put in some blank lines (paragraphs), it makes your message so much easier to read and to come across. Your story is valuable and it's a shame if people skip it because of the large block of text it now is. Just like in normal conversation, you need a "breathing" spot for the eyes.😉
@@flamingoboot8874 I'm a Democrat...Did not label any city in the manner you suggest. I just told my story and the truth on what I know about being homeless. I never mentioned the Left or the Right, they did in the video though.
@@flamingoboot8874 That is true. But a guy making about 800.00 a month and a disabled veteran finds that food desert and single gas station appealing. I have housing I can afford and I don't have to worry about things that screwed with my life for so long. Taking that burden away is good for your mental health and wellbeing. I live about 4 miles away from a bigger city so not so much of a desert. Have a nice day.
Throw money at it!! That's been working so well thus far!
@Johnny Mill
Indeed. I completely agree.
The best way to tackle them is keep your shoulders square, get low and drive right through
Buy an old cruse ship and hook it up to shore lines. Done all the time when ever Carrier comes to port. Three thousand people live on these things and they don't have play grounds, pools, spas etc,,,all solved
How about stopping the greed for one. Secondly, provide free universal healthcare and medications. Third, provide homes for these people. Fourth, help them eventually to be productive.
There's a crisis of homeless in the whole United States by the days and weeks, months and years and it keeps growing by failure of the United States for not helping them and letting things get worse and some homeless people don't want to be help..
Put them all in a system that rebuild them all and get them going in life if possible and repeat again and keep the system going
USA should consider making mixed zoned - high density housing like in Europe .
@@ronanbrodrick9168 Nobody wants your fascist tactics here.
Failure of Democrats you mean. lol
For one ease up on all the restrictions when assistance is provided. Why not allow people on Section 8 to let others live with them without risk? And build more single room occupancy hotels.
we know services and housing are needed but what we really need is to have these kinds of organizations and these public voices come up with a plan of how it's going to be funded and how the oversight is going to occur so that it can be sold to the populace that really cares.
we know what the problems are but we need to hear not just what the solutions are but how we can go about getting the solutions implemented. if it can be phrased in a way that doesn't sound like money is coming out of taxpayer pockets it might actually happen, because I don't think it's a matter of enough people caring but that the people who care very often have a hard time getting by themselves. give people a way to give that boost up without falling back themselves and these problems may start to be solved.
They need to find an island and put them all there. Just like the movie “Papillon”
As I said below this is such a joke people do not want the homeless in their neighborhoods do you not understand that you're going to have to find a place where you can build these homes these shelters for these people can stay and live and then you need to set up programs that those that are uneducated become educated they're trained to be able to do a job no matter how menial it is then you have to increase the minimum wage in this country so people can actually make an attempt to survive on it y'all don't get it y'all just don't get it absolutely amazing
Philadelphia is supposedly the poorest large city but there is not the kind of conspicuous homelessness that is in other places. One reason is that housing is still cheaper. Certainly cheaper than NYC.
Donald is to blame for all the homelessness.
@Sara Mill Donald invented global warming.
😂😂😂
Absolutely.
Most Democrat ran cities have huge homeless issues. And crime. And every other easily avoidable problem
& the Rs have better ideas. If there's a R ideas about anything, let me know...
What have you got to lose by giving republicans a chance? Look at your Democrat city. When's the next mass shooting? How's the homeless population? Crime? Smh
*WOW* More Democrats now watch Fox News than MSNBC ! *AMAZING*
Restore old abandoned bldgs. RI has many old, empty factories. This can be done, they just don't have to be "luxury"apts. I'm not talking 'housing projects', but thinking Europe, businesses on the street level, residences above.
USA should consider making mixed zoned - high density housing like in Europe . . ... .
Wouldn't the $54 billion in aid this country sent to ukraine (in a losing effort) have been better used by helping people off the streets into permanent housing?. What is really america's agenda if it says one thing but their actions say the opposite.? A city can only do and operate what is within their budget but the BIGGER problem is the u.s .government, just look how they recklessly burned $54 billion.
More people coming across the borders more homelessness
They’ll actually receive homes while American citizens won’t.
They’ll receive government payouts while American citizens won’t.
There is no tackling it over night. When you break humans you can’t put them back together with duck tape
The Right needs to accept that we need to spend money on this issue to help the homeless, not just warehouse them. We seem to be able to spend billions on the military, why can't we do something about homelessness.
USA should consider making mixed zoned - high density housing like in Europe . ... .
There are so many who don't want help.
BIDINFLATION. Fraudulent elections have consequences.
War is profitable
Did you really blame the 'right' when it's democrats in control ? 🤭 Democrats created the conditions that keep people homeless. And you keep voting for more of it. That's how stupid you guys are
Give them Free Bus Rides to Abbott's Texas or DeSantis' Florida.
Give them a key to a BLM MANSION
Completely unnecessary injection of religion in this debate.
Just like the republican party banging on about the God-fearing, Christian nation, right? Religion has become ubiquitous in this country.
I agree on that. It's a humanitarian and societal problem, not a religous one. The religion angle is disingenuous.
I agree. It's as if these people can't make an intelligent decision or analysis without quoting from some scripture.
Y'all are so out of touch it's absolutely ridiculous the problem is not about building shelters it's at the rest of the population doesn't want homeless shelters in their neighborhoods that's what the problem is and yeah y'all are even addressing that that the real estate industry in this country that the people that live in the neighborhoods they're afraid that with homeless shelters are nearby crime rate will go up all this the mentally ill being properly housed in monitored y'all are just y'all are a joke
Joe, you could use to brush up on the history of Christianity. While Jesus had his disciples during his lifetime, they considered themselves to be reformist Jews. There was no such thing as "Christians" during Jesus' lifetime. Christianity became a separate religion only after Jesus' crucifixion.
Try and find homeless people in China and thats a population of 1 billion they care about their people can't say that about America
I paid 107 thousand for my house so far I’ve paid 215 thousand in property tax and they want to know why there choosing to be homeless WAKE UP
True. You dont own your home technically. You merely pay rent to the government and if you dont pay them, they will take your home.
"Choosing to be homeless". Jesus Christ. Tell me, are you deranged, or just callous?
That doesn't seem mathematically possible. New Jersey has the highest tax rate in the country at 2.5% and a home worth $335k would incur a tax bill of $5k. Explain your math.
Shouldn’t be a problem be the coffid was sooooooooo deadly
Don't make a program make it personal God made families have empowered by the gospel
You know how you solve homelessness? You give people homes. We have MILLIONS of empty homes, put people in them.
They'd turn into drug dens. Crime would skyrocket.
What you propose is not a solution.
@@pc4mlc451 Not every homeless person is a drug addict. Many are homeless beyond their own fault and just need a home to rise up again onto their own feet. Having a grip on the homeless population will lead to a better treatment, also for those that have addictions. Same goes for those with mental problems.
@@telebubba5527 99% are.
@@telebubba5527
I've worked with the homeless at a safe-injection site in my city. I'm telling you right now that if you give them more, the more they'll expect. Just giving them a free house or apartment might solve a fraction of a fraction of the problem. They're in such a state that they just assume society will cater to their every whim at the drop of a hat because people are generally empathetic to others.
Thing is:
Because of drug addiction and mental problems, a lot of these people wanting handouts *don't feel empathy or gratitude.*
@@pc4mlc451 You have only seen a distinct small group of people.I work in a higher level in aid for the homless for the municipality of my town and also and as advisor to the government where I live. I know the dossier's of the people on an individual level. My view is much broader than yours.
Homelessness does not only exist out of drug addicts, that's only a portion and they shouldn't be given a house just like that, but should be helped in getting away from that addiction.
Many homeless are just healthy human beings with a stroke of bad luck which has cost them the roof over their heads and who just need a hand in getting things back in order. For them a place to live in and work is of the utmost importance, otherwise they run the risk of falling down to the level you are familiar with.
And sure you'll have people who will try to take advantage, but if you are a bit alert, you can easily sus them out. We're on top on that.
We always get thanks from the people and cake for helping them out.
Flamethrowers would work
Brandon: "if people just bought a house they wouldn't be homeless"
@@busterofcoviddeniers
@@busterofcoviddeniers for what
@@busterofcoviddeniers Fentanyl
I live in Vancouver I have seen my home value grow from 2.98 million to 3.6 in under 9 months… again if you do not own a home there is very little hope for you in world class cities unless you are a multiple property investor like my family
Investors gobbling up homes is partly causing the price increase... Perhaps the 2nd homes need to be taxed at a higher rate that a homestead so that there is more to go around, instead of jacking up the rents, and to prevent hoarding. (Some investors let their flats sit empty for years)
@@thetruthserum2816 there is an empty homes tax here of 1.25 percent the annual home value … that’s why I put a tenant (usually wealthy international student from china) who can consistently pay the rents. When they move on I raise the rents to increase my profit margin and to combat growing property tax rates … I rarely rent out my properties to locals
Bring back president Trump.
Send them all to Rwanda; that Priti English Home Secretary has the right idea! (Unless, of course, you can get them to vote Qrepublican.)
Maybe start by quit releasing violent criminals from jail on ZERO bail💯🤮👎🏽
Nationalize Healthcare and you solve many problems
How?
Solution: stop giving the homeless money, instead give them specialized housing, checking them when they leave and come for drugs, offer free mental and drug addiction counseling, free meals (including lunch to take to work) ; and stop giving them cell phones to call the drug dealer, provide security to keep the people who want help safe; I promise, this will send shock waves through the drug addiction world. Oh and close the largest drug import area, the southern border.
haha christians am i rite
Ukraine first
If you elected conservatives, the homeless problem would shrink to a manageable position. But your ignorance won’t let you do it, so your homeless problem grows and grows.
lol
What/which conservatives??? The only Republicans that are truly conservatives and that fully understands conservatism are leaving, because of the wackaloons!!! By the way, the o-called conservatives keeps on voting against resolutions to the problem!!! Its the so-called conservatives that is not only holding the US back, they are undoing all the progress made!
What would the "conservatives" do with the homeless?
The best way to help the homeless is to vote Republican in the midterms. 🤙
Why haven't the Republicans shared their solution for homelessness so I can vote for them in the midterms? There are several homeless camps in my city. Please tell me what the Republicans would do to eradicate these homeless camps so I can vote for them?
@@jackjules7552 Republicans realize pandering to the homeless and encouraging addicts to enjoy their "hobbie" does little to help America. Until we recognize this the homeless problem will persist. Republicans will bring in job growth, buy America, made in America. Keep repeat violent offenders caged. Promote POSITIVE PRO AMERICA ideologies. As soon as the communist media falls Republicans will really be able to take America in the right direction.
JUST WHEN HE CANT POSSIBLE STUDDER MORE... YOU GUESSED IT ... JOE STAMMERS MORE.
Vote Republican
Yes! Republicans will rescue us! If Republicans were in office all of the homeless camps in my city will disappear! Why didn't I think of that?!
Make sure the Scarboroughs sleep outside in NYC
You are sicker than anyone sleeping rough