Shocking number of Homeless people- Downtown Los Angeles Christmas day
 

FUN times:thumbsup

https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=08f_1514326890

Better than homeless in Canada right now:

https://i.imgur.com/bc2ST4u.jpg

Sad situation, can't see a solution anytime soon by the looks of things

We have an area like this in Sacramento... I made a wrong turn and suddenly I was on a street surrounded by hundreds of homeless people. It was the strangest thing. They were all walking around like zombies.

There is a possible solution but it isn't politically correct to even suggest it.

Not just Christmas and it is anywhere there are overpasses or access to the LA River.

I go into area like Eagle Rock that are supposed to be gentrified but there are cardboard shacks everywhere.

Portland has a big homeless population. It's bad enough there is now a "permanent" homeless village in the city. We are starting to see situation occurring as they start to gentrify parts of "old town" and turn it into upscale neighborhoods but the homeless refuse to leave so there are very expensive apartments with people living on the sidewalks in front of them.

Is that in Burnside? Regardless, how much are the gentrified apartments going for? I grew up in Vancouver, Washington across the bridge from Portland :thumbsup

Portland, Sanfran, LA... Seems like libby towns are more prone to homeless?

We try to stand up against PC crowd (as much as possible being that most of them are lunatics not capable of rational argument) at least at GFY, so feel free to suggest :thumbsup
Lock them up in a reservation back in a day new land Australia style?

^^^ Foreign Trump supporter fake nic troll, in a foreign country, pretending he's an American in America #ThanksAVN

You have not died from down syndrome yet?

^^ Fake nic backing up fake nic PRICELESS :1orglaugh

Same fake nics, same troll behind them, day in day out

Your act is stale.

You need some new material.

Yeah, it is in that area around Burnside. The apartments that are for rent go anywhere from about $2K a month on the low end for a 1 bedroom to about $6K for a two bedroom. Buying one will run you around $500K for a one bedroom and up to as much as $1.5million or more for a 2-3 bedroom.

down syndrome would explain his unbelievable stupidity and alternative invented reality that is opposite from actual one.

That's fucked, sorry

You can live a block from the beach here in exclusive Orange County, California for that much in a one bedroom or studio apartment.

Let me guess, those renters are afraid to kick those homeless out out of fear of not being PC? :winkwink: (I kid a little if not clear, but with a grain on realness)

Funny how Mineistaken always has fake nics backing him up and they're always logged in same time as him posting within minutes... imagine that. #ThanksAVN

I'm sure liberal policies have something to do with it as more liberal cities tend to have more services and help for homeless people which then attracts more people looking for those services. It is, however, a lot more complicated than that. One big factor is mobility. Homeless people tend to live in big cities because the public transportation makes getting around a lot easier.

What a great thing to be a liberal city:
you attract homeless
you attract illegals

Everybody should vote for that :thumbsup

I thought Tony was going to come and save the day for you?

I guess you do not have as much clout as you thought you had.

There is an ongoing "issue" with all of this. The people that move into these places tend to be educated, young, professionals who want to help these people, but at the same time don't really want them living on the sidewalk in front of their building or next to their favorite coffee shop. Among the problems is the city lacking the resources to help them all so they end up with nowhere really to go. Add in the reality that this part of the city still has some soup kitchens and homeless shelters in it so many homeless come to that area of city to get food and find a safe, warm place to sleep.

There is a homeless "village" in the city and there has been talking of making more of them, but at this point, I don't think anyone has any real good answers for all of this.

I love living here. I would like to see us find a way to help more of the homeless people in this and all cities.

As for illegals, that's another story. There are ways to cure this issue that have nothing to do with building a wall.

yawn.....

Foreigner obsessed with his fake nic personas on a board he killed a year ago #ThanksAVN

yawn........

I like how mental specimen is repeating that I have all those nicks. He is exposing his IQ level even to his libby peers (that are not THAT low in terms of IQ to even think for a second that I am wehateporn, nicot, mattz and others, lol)

Loving this particular (among others) exposure of low iq bladerandomthinginventor :thumbsup:1orglaugh

Simple solution

Tell churches that to retain their tax exempt status, they have to get involved in reducing the number of homeless. Maybe use their funds to build shelters and offer them training.

Cities are mostly ran by democrats and they won't do anything

La skid row is no joke

I'm sure Trump is figuring something out between his golf rounds.

Because it´s so damn cold in North America and Canada all homeless people are welcome in Monarch Beach, it´s so beautiful there.

And if they like it during the wintertime, they actually could stay forever!

Problem solved. Awesome!

The Polish troll you responded to, who lives in Poland, hates America and pretends to be an alt-right American online to fuck with Americans and spread hate & negativity.

Normally, I ignore him because he seems like he is mostly a troll, but I'm a little high and killing some time tonight. :1orglaugh

Ditto - Rollin on edibles :smokin

Community organizer Obama did a great job. I mean where would those people be without him?