twistedrope · 26-30, M
There are corporate buildings that cordon off or seal areas not being regularly inhabited by people. It's not worth the clean up, added risk of infestation, property damage or personal issues that come with it.
Homeless shelters are to be managed by charities or orgs willing to assume the risk and management.
Imagine it, housing a homeless person, then being blasted in the newspaper or online for alleged unsafe housing conditions? Good intentions pave the path to hell indeed!
Homeless shelters are to be managed by charities or orgs willing to assume the risk and management.
Imagine it, housing a homeless person, then being blasted in the newspaper or online for alleged unsafe housing conditions? Good intentions pave the path to hell indeed!
caccoon · 36-40
@twistedrope yeah, I find the organizations trying to do good get shat on a lot. But they should be supported instead of shunned. The homelessness problem isn't going away
that's a terrible idea
caccoon · 36-40
@Bexsy people suggest it a lot because it's a heritage building and the city owns it... But we rent it from the city and are are our organization and I don't think people realize I only get paid $1000 a month, and now that I run the market I make less on my plants...
I don't think people understand how close to poverty I am myself
I don't think people understand how close to poverty I am myself
Slavem · 70-79, M
How much people are homeless for a reason they’re either mentally incapacitated drug addicts thieves they’ve used every last dying to spend on themselves and now they have nothing.
Slavem · 70-79, M
@caccoon set enough our society does nothing for homeless people. That’s why they keep kicking the candle down the road. It’s probably the worst thing our society does is let people fall by the wayside and die by the wayside. I’m pretty old and retired and can’t really do much. I can’t even protect myself so it’s left to the younger people to figure it out.
Straylight · F
That’s a nice sentiment, but I’m not sure it’s safe. If you want to help the homeless population in your area, donating to shelters or other assistance programs would be better.
Why don't they lead by example?
AlienTheExtraterrestrial · 41-45, F
I noticed you've been shot in the stomach. Why don't you go but a bandaid on it?
Hotwifepdx · 46-50, CNew
If you vote blue, you shouldn't have a choice.
Elessar · 31-35, M
@Hotwifepdx How so? People who vote left of center want to eliminate the conditions that cause homelessness (by the very definition of political/economic left), if anything it's those who vote at right hat should live with the consequences of their own policies (including, but not limited to, more widespread homelessness).
No.
caccoon · 36-40
@0uijaFinger like yes in a perfect world I could help them, but I can't. The city needs to start supporting our existing organizations and funding them
@caccoon You shouldnt do anything that doesnt make you feel safe. It's not up to you to provide shelter to yojr detriment. Im sure we could all do more to support those in need. But a line has to be drawn.
caccoon · 36-40
@0uijaFinger agreed. It hurts my heart but yeah.
And talking to these people, a lot of them are so untrustworthy and underhanded and dangerous because they have to be. It's just uuugh. People say dumb shit
And talking to these people, a lot of them are so untrustworthy and underhanded and dangerous because they have to be. It's just uuugh. People say dumb shit
Waveney · M
Off topic a little but I think the person that suggested it is jealous that you have a bigger house than them
LeGrotesque · 46-50, F
No.
Do not let anyone pressure you into that bullshit. You don't owe anyone a goddamn thing.
Do not let anyone pressure you into that bullshit. You don't owe anyone a goddamn thing.
caccoon · 36-40
@LeGrotesque thank you, girl. I definitely don't. I already support a lot of people in the ways that I can













