Red Mosquito

I may have said this before, but back in the late 90’s when i was stationed and living in Colorado Springs, they had a program for the homeless that advertised better yet round weather in SoCal and offered homeless people a free one way bus ticket to LA or San Diego.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I may have said this before, but back in the late 90’s when i was stationed and living in Colorado Springs, they had a program for the homeless that advertised better yet round weather in SoCal and offered homeless people a free one way bus ticket to LA or San Diego.

i always wondered how doug chose LA of all places

Seeing a lot more tents spilling out of Portland here recently. Saw a lot of them along the river yesterday.

BurtReynolds wrote:Seeing a lot more tents spilling out of Portland here recently. Saw a lot of them along the river yesterday.

That will bode well for water quality

Gah!! This issue is so maddening!!

There is a new guy posted up near the entrance to my office parking lot. He has been asleep under his blanket every morning (assuming it’s a guy). I will imagine he’s harmless, and I feel terribly for his lot in life.

Sometimes when I drive by someone on a street corner, if I have any kind of suitable food in the car I will give it to them (but not money). I have donated countless hours of community service, and through work thousands of donation dollars (along with colleagues). I want to help.

But then you hear stories about people throwing rocks at cars from freeway overpasses, mugging senior citizens and killing their dogs, closing down little league baseball fields because of all the heroin needles … that makes me wanna just ship them ALL off to an island somewhere…

WTF are we gonna do about this?

Are there needle exchanges in the area?

elliseamos wrote:Are there needle exchanges in the area?

A more accurate description would be needle giveaways

Some more Pearl Jam concerts might help

Let’s band together

What I’ve observed in public places here is that the homeless are down to socially awkward people who like not having to make any sort of human connection with others, and libtards.

spike wrote:What I’ve observed in public places here is that the homeless are down to socially awkward people who like not having to make any sort of human connection with others, and libtards.

Now that is a wild coincidence

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:What I’ve observed in public places here is that the homeless are down to socially awkward people who like not having to make any sort of human connection with others, and libtards.

Now that is a wild coincidence

well, both are signs of mental illness

Former employee at Tacoma Housing Authority arrested for embezzling $7 MILLION that was supposed to go to low income renters

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I may have said this before, but back in the late 90’s when i was stationed and living in Colorado Springs, they had a program for the homeless that advertised better yet round weather in SoCal and offered homeless people a free one way bus ticket to LA or San Diego.

that's some steinbeck shit

Some towns buy homeless ppl one way tickets to Hawaii, hence the bad homelessness problem out there now. I think some of the islands are now turning around and sending them back.

Norris wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I may have said this before, but back in the late 90’s when i was stationed and living in Colorado Springs, they had a program for the homeless that advertised better yet round weather in SoCal and offered homeless people a free one way bus ticket to LA or San Diego.

that's some steinbeck shit

I think some California towns have won lawsuits against out of state jurisdictions like.

For the first time that I can remember, I voted against a tax this year that (supposedly) funds parks and other public improvements.

These people aren’t spending my money wisely enough for me to trust them with more of it.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... ium=social

Homeless advocates have done themselves no service obfuscating the chemical dependency aspect of visible homelessness.

Forcibly detoxing meth zombies is probably preferable to whatever we think we're doing now.

simple schoolboy wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... ium=social

Homeless advocates have done themselves no service obfuscating the chemical dependency aspect of visible homelessness.

Forcibly detoxing meth zombies is probably preferable to whatever we think we're doing now.

No person shall be held accountable for their own actions!!