@Joe Smith Would yo want them in your house ? Withe lice and the smell and the filth. The vast majority would say a resounding NO if they were at all honest!
So what if she lives in a gated community and drives a Tesla. They could have those things to if they actually did something to Betty themselves. Most of them say they are happy living the way they are. But why SHOULD the rest of the community put up with them. It sounds by the way they have taken over the streets the only way to be safe is in a gated community. How bloody unfair us the t!!!???
This is what they want. It's another angle toward socialism. Covid gave them the power opportunity to destroy small businesses. Homeless situation gave them the power to squander the money and to destroy the society at the same time. They love it.
wait what are you saying?! Do you mean the less social security systems are in place the more people lose their home, or do you mean the worse living conditions the treets are the more people will "decide" just not to be homeless anymore?! xD
@@i.i.iiii.i.i The second one. Not sure why you put the word decide in quotes. Almost all homeless people are homeless as a result of their own choices.
Dude ....if the homeless gets offered help ... they'll take it but once they learned they have to follow rules and there's a curfew...they rejected the help .....
considering many shelters are run by religious organizations that force them to attend religious services, I wouldnt go either. Also many homeless shelters are absolutely terrible places to go, apparently salvation army ones are the worst. They are not the sanctuaries people make them out to be because they have little to no oversight and can do whatever they want to the people trying to find shelter/
Not sure you guys understand when someone says they spent time on Skid Row it means that they were also homeless and living like this. Regardless of his current situation, he has been there.
@@aliensoup2420 me... All day me... And I dare a criminal to step up. Seems like every time they get their chance they run. Must be the truck... Or my lack of fear. Either way.
Yeah...this situation is not new...this is an ongoing exacerbated situation that has been going on for as long as i've been a city dweller...It's just magnified thru social media and other outlets....
There are people who bust their rears day and night to have a roof over their heads, but for some reason people think these drug addicts deserve free housing in Los Angeles of all places.....
Have you ever thought about what has happened to some of those real hard working people when they’ve gotten fired? Sadly it isn’t a fantasy land and many of those same people become homeless.
Many addicts were hard working, responsible tax payers. Maybe you haven't educated yourself on what a downward spiral is. For those who made a few bad choices in life, that doesn't make them throw away people. Not in my book anyway.
CA PLEASE don't pay attention to those other idiots who replied to U. I agree entirely. I want a house on the French Riviera for free. Where do l sign up!?🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@wownewstome6123 oh please, when was the last time we’ve come across homeless who actually are willing to pay taxes, instead of whining for free housing? Stupid libtard.
the people that are ok with a homeless community taking over a neighborhood, their opinions will likely change when one of them breaks into your house on a drug fueled rage and steal your stuff.
agree, the only people ok with it, are the ones that don't have to live right next door to it. I'm all for helping the homeless, but a lot of them seem to have this idea that the world owes them everything. There are several news stories of homeless camps taking over parks, destroying the facilities, then crying when the city shuts it down.
Haha you beat me with this comment 😂 I just commented that above. These people are dumb. She’s the type that would get attacked by grizzly bear and still say I love bears it’s not his fault.. it took half of my face.
I don't think people are "ok" with it so much as they recognize we have a crisis in america that is only gonna get worse until we address the cost of housing. When all the good manufacturing jobs got shipped overseas, the homeless population increased. It's almost like it's not all about drugs or lazyness, but that availability of good jobs and affordable housing plays a role, crazy!
Homeless people don’t necessarily want to live in government housing so saying “ give them somewhere to live “ isn’t the answer. Reopen mental hospitals.
nope... a 25¢ bullet is alot cheaper on tax dollars.. they are good for nothing, don't pay taxes... do drugs, have babies who are addicted to drugs... they serve no positive purpose whatsoever, we need to put people like this down...
They never will admit that Regans repeal is the biggest farce along with trickle down economics. Its the whole proggresive Liberal way that was stolen from a terrible Republican.
Right. I’m burnt out from work, I won’t show up. I want to spend my rent money on something else. I want to try some fent and meth. I want to then demand free housing. Fudge….
@@buyerofsorts : So you'll enable me? Or are you going to force me into recovery if I don't feel like living a sober life? There are tons of detox/recovery centers. Homeless addicts have access to free medical coverage, not even monthly premiums, co payments, deductibles, nothing. I hope each of them that is serious, stays strong and over come their monkey.
@@grazutissmith9647 don't bother with these fools. It's normal for some cultures to have 15 kids when they can't afford 1, and live in a one room apartment or something. And it's everyone else's fault.
People always blame other people for why they are in the situation they are in. That guy in the purple is a perfect example of someone who doesn't take fault for their own actions.
You do know people can become homeless just by being fired right? There are homeless teens who have gotten kicked out by their parents at age 18, people who have become homeless fleeing from abuse situations. It’s kind of stupid to assume that someone must’ve done something wrong to become homeless.
@@dorci9387 Sure there are people who definatly DESERVE a hand up. By finding them employment. And housing but there is NO FREE RIDE. But you surely have to see that some of them made their own bed.
As someone who was involved with LA’s homeless issue(s) on a government level, there is one group to blame for the city’s inability to do ANYTHING about it… Homeless “advocacy” attorneys. They couldn’t care less about the homeless and only about filling their pockets with taxpayer money.
That lady thinks compassion for the homeless is letting her “neighbors” live in squalor and drug addiction. And there are so many who think the same way she does here in LA.
.. She's a psychopathic narcissist who loves herself and believes that she is 10 times better than everybody else. especially the homeless or people of color. Most folks who play that sympathy game are completely guilt-ridden for being creeps most of their lives or are in love with themselves
Because he said the homeless aren’t homeless by choice. Many are though. They made choices that put them in that situation. And some just don’t want any responsibility. You put them in housing with rules to follow like no drinking or drugging and they refuse the housing
@@dorci9387 considering I do anesthesia for a living, that's not likely. But I would simply get another job, anesthesia professionals are in very high demand. Helps to be highly educated, have a high work ethic, and lots of drive to be better today than I was yesterday. Seems not many people have that same drive these days.
They can't get jobs with addresses,they can't get an ID or have any mail sent to them without an address. You don't come from nothing to working a job that can get a decent affordable place in LA
I disagree with that guy… people that are homeless there are homeless because they don’t want to do what it takes to get off the streets or they’re mentally not able to take care of themselves
I've been homeless in the past. I wasn't mentally unstable, on drugs, no addictions and wasn't unwilling to work. I was in a really tough situation financially with zero support and had to work extremely hard to get out of that rut. I don't pass judgment because I was once there. Now I own a business and am working on other projects. My past is a reminder of how to better prepare my children for life out of the nest.
@@KayyNova exactly, in the past you were homeless, but cause you were mentally able to and wanting to change how you live you are no loner homeless . I was homeless too in the past. But majority of the homeless in LA are on drugs and don’t want to change. they want to be on the streets.
@@aaronosborn7395I totally get you. What I'm saying is that it's not up to us to make that judgement. You never truly know. Believe me there are really lazy people out there. I just don't try to categorize anyone. It leaves room for another form of prejudice..
I'm curious what "resources" these homeless people need? They don't want to go into a shelter bc they won't let them bring drugs and they would actually need to make an effort to turn their life around. These people are choosing to live on the streets. Stop giving them hand outs, treat them like the bums they are, and watch how quickly the homeless problem is solved.
As expensive as it is to live in Los Feliz... homeless camps are everywhere. I wish city council members would institute work programs and rehabilitation for them, just giving handouts won’t solve the problem.
LA is a semi desert with hot and dry climate and crazy traffic, SF weather is nice but stupidly expensive. I have lived in both and i have since left to east coast and haven't missed anything.
I love my neighbors who use drugs, steal electric, make kids cross a street now, and pay crossing guard, live for free, and so on.. But that's ok, CA's fault. Lol..
Yea because giving them housing is really solving the issues, there drugged out they want to be on the streets. They wake up by the dealer, and there place of work the corner of your nearby neighborhood pan handling.
I had a cousin in college a few years ago put on some nasty looking clothes and went out and panhandled 6/8 hours a day made around $163, 000 his first year! He paid his school tuition off and is now in his 2nd. year of being a physician!
So every homeless person is drugged out? Do you have any idea how many hardworking and successful people have been homeless at one time in their lives?
@@krane15 right lmfao it's crazy how people in these comments are trying to paint all homeless people as doped up drifters when the reality is so different. Like one missed pay check and it can be ALL over for some people, like the amount of Americans that live check to check that face the possibility of losing their homes is ridiculously high, and the rate of homelessness is also RIDICULOUSLY HIGH. People are so unfeeling and apathetic when having a home is a PRIVILEGE
“These neighbors are my neighbors. I want what’s best for them.” I guess she’s trying to sound enlightened and magnanimous. She comes across as privileged and clueless
Move the homeless to the border it shouldn’t be a nice free home it has to be just a bed and a place to wash up and community center at the border next to Mexico
@@RedsHitpostMedia well genius, this settlement didn’t just happen overnight and the last I checked, Biden has been the President for how long now. You people are just delusional and outright stupid
Give them what we give the incarcerated - minimal healthcare, career counseling, 3 basic meals per day (rice beans veggies), and a 7 x 3 ft pod to sleep in. Living areas should be secure and video monitored to minimize cases of abuse. Some will leech off this even, but it would be livable yet uncomfortable enough to motivate a fair amount to get it together.
@@stopmojim You are more humane?? So allowing people to live in tents on sidewalks infested with rats and prone to fire is humane? Allowing public parks to become environmental hazards is humane? Exposing law abiding, tax paying citizens to increased crime as a direct result of this homelessness is humane? Wow, you Lefties really do live in a world devoid of reality, don't you?!
@@mrchopsticks3 So what are you going to do about the homeless crisis? Are you just going to try and move them to another area without actually solving the problem?
Why does everyone feel like it’s a cities responsibility to house the homeless? SF has been housing homeless in hotels during the pandemic and spends over $5,000 a month per person. Cities don’t have unlimited resources. They shouldn’t be doing drugs if they want to turn their life around.
Those people are perfectly fine being homeless and lazy all day. The ones wanting to change that would be out applying to every job possible instead of sleeping around
We should just buy an island in the Caribbean, and just ship all of our homeless there. Here ya go!!!! All the drugs you guys want!!!! You’re just never ever allowed to leave the island….
Just give them housing. What a simple solution. How about they go to shelters or jail. If you GIVE them housing you just make the situation worse. The housing gets destroyed, they still don't get essentials of food, healthcare, etc. It also doesn't address mental illness, drug addition, criminality, sanitation, and a host of other issues associated with homeless people other than the fact that they don't live in homes. The only humane way to deal with "homeless" people is supervised shelters or jail. Interestingly enough, many homeless refuse to go to shelters or even be put into housing because they want live in their own way, but we all end up paying for it.
I’ve never understood the mentality of “the city never gave us” I believe in making a living by any means necessary, and I know the struggle been there nothing is easy, I could be wrong 🤷♂️
@@ashtro777 I do and grew up running the city claiming my neighborhood, grew outta that when I realized that I gotta get my bread up and there is no hand outs in life, ever
@@stopmojim The southern, midwestern and east coast small towns chase out their problem people and tell them to head west and the next thing we know its the end of the road for them here in California. Most of them come here because they won't freeze to death and they have the false belief that they will be getting welfare and free housing here in the state with easy access to drugs they like.
@@The105ODST Socal Treatment centers give free rides to them through Obama care. Addicts use the system to abuse drugs that are made to get them off of addiction.
For such an important intersection due to the proximity to the school why not have guards at the tunnel(s) so it can be used for what it was designed -- to let pedestrians cross busy, dangerous intersections without endangering themselves and endlessly frustrating the motorists. NO homeless allowed; NO drug dealing allowed. Is that too "Pollyanna-ish?"
Honestly I love how they got creative and put TVs and stuff in their encampments. I just wish the drugs weren’t an issue. I would say tiny houses would be a good solution.
"These people are my neighbors, I want what's best for them." Let them launch tents, tarps and chairs at this ladies house then. She'll change her position in a week!
So it's someone else's fault they are homeless because they don't give them homes! I wish someone gave me a home instead of working and paying for my home for 18 years!
Wrong, dude. Those bums are homeless exactly because of their own choices. They are owed nothing by the city. Other people figure out how to live, survive, even thrive.
They are going where they are allowed to panhandle, do meth/heroin, drink themselves insensate, get free food and clothing, can camp beachside if they please, and no one can do a damned thing about it. So don't kid yourself that it's only about suffering people trying to find shade. It's about enabling a "lifestyle" with way more than half of them. Testimony to this is that police are finding that a huge percentage of the new growth in So-Cal homeless are people from out of state. They aren't going through the effort to relocate interstate for any other reason than it's the mecca of lawlessness and permissiveness. Billions upon billions of new tax dollars later and we have record spikes in the homeless population. So please don't tell me tax payers are doing nothing. It's the powerful politicians who are not only doing nothing but they are encouraging it so they can keep their donors rich with fat contracts and "consultant fees". If they were doing something about it, the numbers would decrease, not spike out of control.
@@mikeg3439 relocating to a new state is mad expensive. it took like 10k to move from CA to PA....so I doubt homeless people are foregoing a roof for funsies. I mean there's a reason we have inheritance, financial well-being is largely a matter of interia...if the money flow stops, getting it going in the right direction again takes a lot of effort.
@@cptfullsack6373 roger that, Captain. I would say relocating for someone who begs for a living can be massively less expensive though. Atl to LA on a bus is $230 to $280, add to that food and a panhandler can easily move for $300-$350, which is three days of panhandling for your average person in a city of decent size. I used Atl as an example because a lot of our new influx, per our county sheriff, are from the ATL. And that's one of the furthest destinations to get here. Add to that the fact that our Sheriff is getting feedback that some cities are paying for the bus fare and you get the idea of why the influx. Combine that with the fact that we are also dumping prisoners (early release) into the streets and it's just a mess.
“The city of Los Angeles hasn’t made resources to help them out”...................... Uuuuuuuuum, I make my own resources by waking up at 4am everyday and going to work. 💁🏻♂️
There are many of these former pedestrian tunnels in LA. The city should just take some ground up concrete from building demolitions and fill these tunnels, then seal them off permanently. Then they can deal with the tent cities on every block, one by one. The city cannot possibly offer free housing to each and every one of these homeless individuals. Many couldn't get jobs even if jobs were available. For every one individual that is just "down on their luck" there are countless more with serious substance abuse and mental health issues . I say that from experience. I was once where they are: jobless, broke, and with no one to turn to for help. I still have nightmares about sleepless nights in shelters, or all night movie theaters. It was a quick fall down, and a long slow climb back up...but I did it.
you mean if you're in the 38 million working poor about one missed paycheck away from being homeless? great attitude. i'm glad that empathy and compassion is still alive and well, especially after COVID.
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"these people are my neighbors" says the lady who probably drives around in a Tesla and lives in a gated neighborhood 🙄
Trust me, they're not _her_ neighbors ... or else she'd have a whole different attitude.
@Joe Smith Would yo want them in your house ? Withe lice and the smell and the filth. The vast majority would say a resounding NO if they were at all honest!
So what if she lives in a gated community and drives a Tesla. They could have those things to if they actually did something to Betty themselves. Most of them say they are happy living the way they are. But why SHOULD the rest of the community put up with them. It sounds by the way they have taken over the streets the only way to be safe is in a gated community. How bloody unfair us the t!!!???
You're wrong she drives two teslas at the same time and lives in six houses.
Inner spare time she begs for change on the street.
She's so wacky 😏😜
Probably because she decided to work for a living instead of doing meth and shoplifting
"These people are my neighbors, I want whats best for them".
I swear, this is how some Law & Order episodes start...
The easier it is to be homeless in your town, the more homeless your town will have.
Agree 100%. No enforcement, no order or results.
This is what they want. It's another angle toward socialism. Covid gave them the power opportunity to destroy small businesses. Homeless situation gave them the power to squander the money and to destroy the society at the same time. They love it.
wait what are you saying?! Do you mean the less social security systems are in place the more people lose their home, or do you mean the worse living conditions the treets are the more people will "decide" just not to be homeless anymore?! xD
@@i.i.iiii.i.i The second one. Not sure why you put the word decide in quotes. Almost all homeless people are homeless as a result of their own choices.
@@studlord9970
That doesn't mean they decided it voluntarily lol
Dude ....if the homeless gets offered help ... they'll take it but once they learned they have to follow rules and there's a curfew...they rejected the help .....
considering many shelters are run by religious organizations that force them to attend religious services, I wouldnt go either. Also many homeless shelters are absolutely terrible places to go, apparently salvation army ones are the worst. They are not the sanctuaries people make them out to be because they have little to no oversight and can do whatever they want to the people trying to find shelter/
@Heavy Metal God you’re in the vast minority. I’m from Oakland and have worked with the homeless.
They don’t seem to understand that
@Heavy Metal God very few
Communist country we live in really if u pill.back the lies and layers of these fake invisible lines n laws made 2 keep the true people down
dude in the purple shirt should offer his home as temporary housing to the homeless.
He's already spent time on Skid Row. Learn to read.
@Carter Mcafee Allowing them to even enter my home leave my stomach churning🤢🤮
He needs to see german in venice. To see the homeless say they refuse the given housing. They do not all want it.
Not sure you guys understand when someone says they spent time on Skid Row it means that they were also homeless and living like this. Regardless of his current situation, he has been there.
His roof too front and back yard
Its been abandoned for years. It was locked when I was a kid... Like 30 years ago. It was closed because of this exact reason.
I actually remember using it when I went to Los Feliz elementary in the late 80s. It was already disgusting and they locked it soon after.
Tunnel crossings are a bad idea anyway. Who has the nerve to step into one - night or day? They're an invitation for crime.
@@aliensoup2420 me... All day me... And I dare a criminal to step up. Seems like every time they get their chance they run. Must be the truck... Or my lack of fear. Either way.
Yeah! I remember walking through one of those in Los Angeles back in the late 90s as a kid. It was cool but now it’s scary.
Yeah...this situation is not new...this is an ongoing exacerbated situation that has been going on for as long as i've been a city dweller...It's just magnified thru social media and other outlets....
Love how college students without children love protecting homeless encampments near elementary schools.
😂
@Hater Hater Stupid fascists.
Facts. Can’t take my toddler to the park without a crazy homeless person trying to attack you.
@@louiegonzales1407 you’re a fascist 🤡
Well this comment section just became toxic.
Some people just wanna hang out doing drugs and don't care where they live ...how do you fix that
Nothing...just let them OD . At that point there helpless becuz they choose to be like that
Prison
@@frankihatch rehabilitation
If you were homeless living in a tunnel you'd probably be on drugs too.
Some people can't afford astronomical rent and are looking for a way to survive
There are people who bust their rears day and night to have a roof over their heads, but for some reason people think these drug addicts deserve free housing in Los Angeles of all places.....
Have you ever thought about what has happened to some of those real hard working people when they’ve gotten fired? Sadly it isn’t a fantasy land and many of those same people become homeless.
Many addicts were hard working, responsible tax payers. Maybe you haven't educated yourself on what a downward spiral is.
For those who made a few bad choices in life, that doesn't make them throw away people. Not in my book anyway.
Jesus said help thy neighbor but i guess that only apply to rich people getting tax cut \(0.0)/
CA PLEASE don't pay attention to those other idiots who replied to U. I agree entirely. I want a house on the French Riviera for free. Where do l sign up!?🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@wownewstome6123 oh please, when was the last time we’ve come across homeless who actually are willing to pay taxes, instead of whining for free housing? Stupid libtard.
"These People are my Neighbors" until something bad happens to them by a homeless person then they will sing a different tune!
They'll complain that there's no police because they supported defunding of the police.
Like the number of fires in Venice.
..what else is a good little liberal to say?…they are not tethered to the real world until disaster visits them…
_"These People are my Neighbors"_
Wow, it's _amazing_ how brainwashed these leftists are.
@@josephgaviota …not really…it’s a brain abnormality…
the people that are ok with a homeless community taking over a neighborhood, their opinions will likely change when one of them breaks into your house on a drug fueled rage and steal your stuff.
Exactly and I honestly believe the politician like the situation with the homeless
agree, the only people ok with it, are the ones that don't have to live right next door to it. I'm all for helping the homeless, but a lot of them seem to have this idea that the world owes them everything. There are several news stories of homeless camps taking over parks, destroying the facilities, then crying when the city shuts it down.
Probably not, they'll feel grateful no one is calling them a racist.
Haha you beat me with this comment 😂 I just commented that above. These people are dumb. She’s the type that would get attacked by grizzly bear and still say I love bears it’s not his fault.. it took half of my face.
I don't think people are "ok" with it so much as they recognize we have a crisis in america that is only gonna get worse until we address the cost of housing.
When all the good manufacturing jobs got shipped overseas, the homeless population increased. It's almost like it's not all about drugs or lazyness, but that availability of good jobs and affordable housing plays a role, crazy!
Homeless people don’t necessarily want to live in government housing so saying “ give them somewhere to live “ isn’t the answer. Reopen mental hospitals.
Yup, give them their “meds” and a bed. Keep them too high to have the motivation to leave, and everyone wins.
Yep 💯💯
Or build more jails.
nope... a 25¢ bullet is alot cheaper on tax dollars.. they are good for nothing, don't pay taxes... do drugs, have babies who are addicted to drugs... they serve no positive purpose whatsoever, we need to put people like this down...
They never will admit that Regans repeal is the biggest farce along with trickle down economics. Its the whole proggresive Liberal way that was stolen from a terrible Republican.
Geez, I have to pay rent. Give me a house too!
These self entitlement NEVER ceases to amaze!!!
Right. I’m burnt out from work, I won’t show up. I want to spend my rent money on something else. I want to try some fent and meth. I want to then demand free housing. Fudge….
A free house!? You don't deserve a free house! Now if you get hooked on drugs then we can talk....
@@buyerofsorts : So you'll enable me? Or are you going to force me into recovery if I don't feel like living a sober life? There are tons of detox/recovery centers. Homeless addicts have access to free medical coverage, not even monthly premiums, co payments, deductibles, nothing. I hope each of them that is serious, stays strong and over come their monkey.
@@moni1404 Nah, I don't enable anyone. I was being sarcastic. :)
This mentality of "giving them housing" is exactly why California is California.
Yeah, because its government's job to give people things like its the Salvation Army.
Yeah I guess ppl can just continue to be born and not have guaranteed housing. That sounds like a smart plan
@@pterodactylpie8825 California is one good example.
@@pterodactylpie8825 re you saying they should text FREE housing!???
@@grazutissmith9647 don't bother with these fools. It's normal for some cultures to have 15 kids when they can't afford 1, and live in a one room apartment or something. And it's everyone else's fault.
I wish I could just stop working and ask someone to give me housing and food.
@D Cap Sadly :-(
They have all the resources, people just don’t use them.
That's a bad thing? Housing and food make someone able to work. All three go together, dude!
@Nomen Clature Or free money in COVID relief checks. Sending yours back are you?
You can you fool.
It's a choice. 🤦🏾♂️
People always blame other people for why they are in the situation they are in. That guy in the purple is a perfect example of someone who doesn't take fault for their own actions.
You do know people can become homeless just by being fired right? There are homeless teens who have gotten kicked out by their parents at age 18, people who have become homeless fleeing from abuse situations. It’s kind of stupid to assume that someone must’ve done something wrong to become homeless.
That’s kind of the whole entire point of what he was saying. 59% of Americans are ONE missed paycheck away from being homeless.
@@dorci9387 Sure there are people who definatly DESERVE a hand up. By finding them employment. And housing but there is NO FREE RIDE. But you surely have to see that some of them made their own bed.
@@dorci9387 \ Facts...¡☆☆☆
@@dorci9387 Why not spare a bedroom in your household for the homeless?
As someone who was involved with LA’s homeless issue(s) on a government level, there is one group to blame for the city’s inability to do ANYTHING about it…
Homeless “advocacy” attorneys. They couldn’t care less about the homeless and only about filling their pockets with taxpayer money.
@April April
Thank you. Duly noted.
That lady thinks compassion for the homeless is letting her “neighbors” live in squalor and drug addiction. And there are so many who think the same way she does here in LA.
.. She's a psychopathic narcissist who loves herself and believes that she is 10 times better than everybody else. especially the homeless or people of color. Most folks who play that sympathy game are completely guilt-ridden for being creeps most of their lives or are in love with themselves
Kicking them out without housing wouldn't change their living situation?
That hippie girl said “she wants what’s best for her neighbors”
I’m sure she allows them a place to shower and eat in her place.
and if she does then what? whats your point other than complaining someone has more empathy than you
@@Denis-dq1fq if you have empathy for those lazy drug addicts then thats your problem
@@Denis-dq1fq I think his point is that they would be living at her place, if she meant "I want what's best for them."
she probably not even from LA
@@Denis-dq1fq youre an idiot, lets let him in your house if you even own one, seems like non-homeowners always have the most to say.
Instead of “giving them housing”..these kids are clueless
To the woke crowd, it's not about actually solving the problem, it's about doing the absolute minimum just so you feeling good about yourself.
Guy in purple them take him home with you
Have fun together ❤
EXACTLY!..........who would pay utilities? pay taxes....? all of these big families with grown kids ? everybody needs to go to work !
@Franky Padilla at minimum they pick our food under the sweltering sun no?
all of you in these comments are so ignorant...they’re not violent...they’re just trying to live ....
There’s a big difference between compassion and enabling. Hopefully, voters can figure it out before it’s too late.
I think its already to late.
Voters created this problem
“They’re not homeless by choice. They’re homeless because the City won’t GIVE them houses.” 🤦🏽♂️ Un-freaking-believable!
What
he didn’t mean it as a handout. the city needs to give affordable housing!
Milagro isn't in touch with reality and the "neighbor" lady is willfully ignorant.
I’m confused how is he out of touch with reality?
Because he said the homeless aren’t homeless by choice. Many are though. They made choices that put them in that situation. And some just don’t want any responsibility. You put them in housing with rules to follow like no drinking or drugging and they refuse the housing
1:41 Wait. What? So it's City of Los Angeles' fault because they don't give the homeless free housing?!?!?!?!
Well think about it. Los feliz used to be adorable now its A MILL ? and so Gentrified. People we’re probably forced out their homes
Every nation has homeless, the role of a government is to look after its people...
“These neighbors are my neighbors, I want what’s best for them”
Take them to your house then, !!!!!🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Exactly!!!
For real she can take all of them to her gated community 🙌
We haven’t used most of these tunnels in dozens of years; why not just fill them with cement or dirt? Fill them up
Do not give them anything!! I work 50 hours a week to pay for my apartment, they need to get a job, everyone seems to be hiring.
What do you think would happen if your job happened to fire you?
@@dorci9387 considering I do anesthesia for a living, that's not likely. But I would simply get another job, anesthesia professionals are in very high demand. Helps to be highly educated, have a high work ethic, and lots of drive to be better today than I was yesterday. Seems not many people have that same drive these days.
@@medic1rn12 I know someone Here in Australia who is an anesthetist and how much he earns . So yes you don't have anything to worry about.
They can't get jobs with addresses,they can't get an ID or have any mail sent to them without an address. You don't come from nothing to working a job that can get a decent affordable place in LA
Electrifying that gate would solve that.
Homeless: Did someone say free electricity?!
It's free to them since they're running an extension cord from the neighboring building’s!
@@scarface9617 *"SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FR----"*
***BZZZZZZZZZZT***
I was thinking landmines but your idea is good also.
@@DrLuke49 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I disagree with that guy… people that are homeless there are homeless because they don’t want to do what it takes to get off the streets or they’re mentally not able to take care of themselves
Most likely they are homeless because of bloated government. Just like the police.
There are resources GALORE. There is housing, there is job training, there is mental healthcare… they are just lazy and entitled at the same time
I've been homeless in the past. I wasn't mentally unstable, on drugs, no addictions and wasn't unwilling to work. I was in a really tough situation financially with zero support and had to work extremely hard to get out of that rut. I don't pass judgment because I was once there. Now I own a business and am working on other projects. My past is a reminder of how to better prepare my children for life out of the nest.
@@KayyNova exactly, in the past you were homeless, but cause you were mentally able to and wanting to change how you live you are no loner homeless . I was homeless too in the past. But majority of the homeless in LA are on drugs and don’t want to change. they want to be on the streets.
@@aaronosborn7395I totally get you.
What I'm saying is that it's not up to us to make that judgement. You never truly know. Believe me there are really lazy people out there. I just don't try to categorize anyone. It leaves room for another form of prejudice..
I'm curious what "resources" these homeless people need? They don't want to go into a shelter bc they won't let them bring drugs and they would actually need to make an effort to turn their life around. These people are choosing to live on the streets. Stop giving them hand outs, treat them like the bums they are, and watch how quickly the homeless problem is solved.
Sadly, its true what you say.
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I would say more than half of them fit that bill, and I'm just being safe in saying "more than half".
Exactly right!
When you make 10-15 an hour you cannot afford 2k rent and the cost of food now. Rent/morgages and food are totally out of sight here now.
As expensive as it is to live in Los Feliz... homeless camps are everywhere. I wish city council members would institute work programs and rehabilitation for them, just giving handouts won’t solve the problem.
The West Coast sounds like such a terrible place to live
only if you are paying rent
@@michaelsano9025 Only plus is the weather, otherwise any part of southern Cali sans the few elite areas are pretty dismal.
LA is a semi desert with hot and dry climate and crazy traffic, SF weather is nice but stupidly expensive. I have lived in both and i have since left to east coast and haven't missed anything.
@@michaelsano9025 😏
News stations should be making movies they sure make it believable that the west coast is awful
Yeah you greedy tax payers! Build these people free houses while you work hard and struggle to keep a roof over your head! 🤣
I love my neighbors who use drugs, steal electric, make kids cross a street now, and pay crossing guard, live for free, and so on.. But that's ok, CA's fault. Lol..
Omg i love ur profile pic. Weird al
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT comment. Yo U are so spot on!!
Yeah let’s vilify all the homeless since that’s easier than actually tackling the problem
It is not the responsibility of government to provide housing.
The house next door ratted on them when he notice a sudden spike in his solar bill
Yea because giving them housing is really solving the issues, there drugged out they want to be on the streets. They wake up by the dealer, and there place of work the corner of your nearby neighborhood pan handling.
I had a cousin in college a few years ago put on some nasty looking clothes and went out and panhandled 6/8 hours a day made around $163, 000 his first year! He paid his school tuition off and is now in his 2nd. year of being a physician!
@@scarface9617 Well while l am absolutely against pan handling of any kind. At least he used it for a good cause . Not drugs or alcohol!
Not all have that same story you claim they have!
So every homeless person is drugged out? Do you have any idea how many hardworking and successful people have been homeless at one time in their lives?
@@krane15 right lmfao it's crazy how people in these comments are trying to paint all homeless people as doped up drifters when the reality is so different. Like one missed pay check and it can be ALL over for some people, like the amount of Americans that live check to check that face the possibility of losing their homes is ridiculously high, and the rate of homelessness is also RIDICULOUSLY HIGH. People are so unfeeling and apathetic when having a home is a PRIVILEGE
“These neighbors are my neighbors. I want what’s best for them.” I guess she’s trying to sound enlightened and magnanimous. She comes across as privileged and clueless
I couldn't figure out how to say what I was thinking when she uttered that. Thank you.
These neighbors are my neighbors, until they start stealing from her 😂😂
TURN OFF THE POWER BET THAT WILL HELP!
it's like Demolition Man, your just missing the Taco Bells everywhere.
Everyone eats taco bell
..and the three sea shells!😉
Move the homeless to the border it shouldn’t be a nice free home it has to be just a bed and a place to wash up and community center at the border next to Mexico
Send them to Joes 8 homes,Newsoms, and Pelosis mansions theyre not using them right now
Or trumps hotels he was able to keep after filing for bankruptcy when he stiffed American contractors
@@aapp953 Last I checked Trumps not president or his state
@@RedsHitpostMedia
You are an antisemite!!
@@RedsHitpostMedia well genius, this settlement didn’t just happen overnight and the last I checked, Biden has been the President for how long now. You people are just delusional and outright stupid
@@aapp953 Trump still living rent free in your head lol. Crazy Libtard.
Lol it suddenly became "abandoned" when the useless hordes wanted it....
"Useless hordes" is the best descriptor yet.
BRILLIANT!😂🤣😂🤣
@@pabbischannel8812 I agree describes them to a te!!!😂🤣😂🤣😂
Explain useless.
Give them what we give the incarcerated - minimal healthcare, career counseling, 3 basic meals per day (rice beans veggies), and a 7 x 3 ft pod to sleep in. Living areas should be secure and video monitored to minimize cases of abuse. Some will leech off this even, but it would be livable yet uncomfortable enough to motivate a fair amount to get it together.
@Hater Hater because being homeless doesn’t make you a criminal. . .
@Hater Hater Yep l agree with with the second part of your comment lock them up. What ever happened to work camps!?
@@grazutissmith9647 You're a fascist.
They have help that’s available. They don’t want to follow the rules if they take that help. So this is the result
Congrats California! You voted for it, you reap the benefits.
Lmao don't act like homelessness is a California exclusive thing
@@Jesus2faddedd Its not, but this sudden explosion of homelessness is mostly a California/West Coast thing.
@@mrchopsticks3 And if you ask them, you will find most of the homeless are not from here. They come from YOUR state because we are more humane.
@@stopmojim You are more humane?? So allowing people to live in tents on sidewalks infested with rats and prone to fire is humane? Allowing public parks to become environmental hazards is humane? Exposing law abiding, tax paying citizens to increased crime as a direct result of this homelessness is humane? Wow, you Lefties really do live in a world devoid of reality, don't you?!
@@mrchopsticks3 So what are you going to do about the homeless crisis? Are you just going to try and move them to another area without actually solving the problem?
Did the officer just stated that "the solution should come from the community and the village "
Right.. shift that accountability right off of them really fast.. it’s wild
…he means everyone but him…
A public servant funded thru the community tax dollars
Just give them houses. 👏 you buy them one first.
Why does everyone feel like it’s a cities responsibility to house the homeless? SF has been housing homeless in hotels during the pandemic and spends over $5,000 a month per person. Cities don’t have unlimited resources. They shouldn’t be doing drugs if they want to turn their life around.
There isn't one single smart person in this entire video.
Excuse me, why should I have to spend my tax dollars to provide to them for not wanting to improve their own lives.
Do you understand that nobody want to hire them for work??? You're definitely a kid who has no experience in a job sector.
Those people are perfectly fine being homeless and lazy all day. The ones wanting to change that would be out applying to every job possible instead of sleeping around
So you're saying that if you invited them to stay at your house they'd say no? If you believe that, then try it and let us know the results.
@@krane15 are you dumb? They wouldn't because I'd ask for rent. They'd rather stay out there and not pay instead.
2:17 this person is the exact reason why cartman, kyle, stan and kenny brought all the homeless to california ...
So it's the city who is supposed to give free housing to the homeless? Okay got it.
Where do l go to get my free apartment on Park Avenue?
Dang I wish someone gave me a house too. Where do I sign up?
I will be happy with a nice one bedder in Park Avenue 😂😂😂
Giving them houses? They have the problem is they don’t want to be in shelters they just want to be in the streets doing stupid stuff
They’ll sell the houses and buy drugs/liquor. This is under the assumption they actually want out of their situation.
They cannot follow the rules of the shelter. Which is no drugs or alcohol
Responsibility? What's that? Blame the government like you are being told to do.
Omg Demolition Man is becoming true
Hope you know how to use the 3 sea shells.
@@anthonymcnatt3799 He doesn't know how to use the three sea shells? HA HA HA HA!!
please i insist. i would like you to accompany me to taco bell
L.A. now stands for Lunatic Asylum
🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s Los Feliz
New Hampshire
To have children is a biggest responsability
Give them housing? I want a house too!
“These neighbors are my neighbors...”
She did not just say that 🤦♂️
Narcotics being used ??? I'm shocked, shocked, I tell you !!😂
We should just buy an island in the Caribbean, and just ship all of our homeless there. Here ya go!!!! All the drugs you guys want!!!! You’re just never ever allowed to leave the island….
Just give them housing. What a simple solution. How about they go to shelters or jail. If you GIVE them housing you just make the situation worse. The housing gets destroyed, they still don't get essentials of food, healthcare, etc. It also doesn't address mental illness, drug addition, criminality, sanitation, and a host of other issues associated with homeless people other than the fact that they don't live in homes. The only humane way to deal with "homeless" people is supervised shelters or jail. Interestingly enough, many homeless refuse to go to shelters or even be put into housing because they want live in their own way, but we all end up paying for it.
How about enforcing the laws and having law enforcement remove them.
I’ve never understood the mentality of “the city never gave us” I believe in making a living by any means necessary, and I know the struggle been there nothing is easy, I could be wrong 🤷♂️
you live in LA?
@@ashtro777 I do and grew up running the city claiming my neighborhood, grew outta that when I realized that I gotta get my bread up and there is no hand outs in life, ever
It’s not the cities job to house the homeless. It’s the homeless job to get a job.
In all cities vagrants should be moved out as soon as their found. Then the city wouldn't have a larger worsening problem. Just up hold your laws.
Moving them out of your area is why they come here. Idiot.
@@stopmojim The southern, midwestern and east coast small towns chase out their problem people and tell them to head west and the next thing we know its the end of the road for them here in California. Most of them come here because they won't freeze to death and they have the false belief that they will be getting welfare and free housing here in the state with easy access to drugs they like.
@@The105ODST Socal Treatment centers give free rides to them through Obama care. Addicts use the system to abuse drugs that are made to get them off of addiction.
Bulldozers, flamethrowers, and tear gas. Enough is enough.
For such an important intersection due to the proximity to the school why not have guards at the tunnel(s) so it can be used for what it was designed -- to let pedestrians cross busy, dangerous intersections without endangering themselves and endlessly frustrating the motorists. NO homeless allowed; NO drug dealing allowed. Is that too "Pollyanna-ish?"
Ikr, instead these dipshits wanna fill it with concrete or just let the scumbums take it over.
Honestly I love how they got creative and put TVs and stuff in their encampments. I just wish the drugs weren’t an issue.
I would say tiny houses would be a good solution.
Venezualans shaking their heads. “Poor Americans.”
Handouts don't solve issues. The ones being helped need to have the drive to help themselves.
Imagine the smell down there 🤢🤢
Having a home was never in a homeless person mind, just give them a home, you will quickly find out they are back out in the streets.
That’s a nice couch , it looks in good shape.
Maybe you should’ve said “it’s in good shape”
It's always somebody else's fault
It's always somebody else's responsibility
That guy in the purple shirt should offer the homeless a place to stay at his house.
"These people are my neighbors, I want what's best for them." Let them launch tents, tarps and chairs at this ladies house then. She'll change her position in a week!
So it's someone else's fault they are homeless because they don't give them homes! I wish someone gave me a home instead of working and paying for my home for 18 years!
Wrong, dude. Those bums are homeless exactly because of their own choices. They are owed nothing by the city. Other people figure out how to live, survive, even thrive.
Woah, you're telling me homeless people in the desert are going to where the shade is? you don't say
They are going where they are allowed to panhandle, do meth/heroin, drink themselves insensate, get free food and clothing, can camp beachside if they please, and no one can do a damned thing about it. So don't kid yourself that it's only about suffering people trying to find shade. It's about enabling a "lifestyle" with way more than half of them. Testimony to this is that police are finding that a huge percentage of the new growth in So-Cal homeless are people from out of state. They aren't going through the effort to relocate interstate for any other reason than it's the mecca of lawlessness and permissiveness.
Billions upon billions of new tax dollars later and we have record spikes in the homeless population. So please don't tell me tax payers are doing nothing. It's the powerful politicians who are not only doing nothing but they are encouraging it so they can keep their donors rich with fat contracts and "consultant fees". If they were doing something about it, the numbers would decrease, not spike out of control.
@@mikeg3439 relocating to a new state is mad expensive. it took like 10k to move from CA to PA....so I doubt homeless people are foregoing a roof for funsies.
I mean there's a reason we have inheritance, financial well-being is largely a matter of interia...if the money flow stops, getting it going in the right direction again takes a lot of effort.
@@cptfullsack6373 roger that, Captain. I would say relocating for someone who begs for a living can be massively less expensive though. Atl to LA on a bus is $230 to $280, add to that food and a panhandler can easily move for $300-$350, which is three days of panhandling for your average person in a city of decent size. I used Atl as an example because a lot of our new influx, per our county sheriff, are from the ATL. And that's one of the furthest destinations to get here.
Add to that the fact that our Sheriff is getting feedback that some cities are paying for the bus fare and you get the idea of why the influx. Combine that with the fact that we are also dumping prisoners (early release) into the streets and it's just a mess.
@@mikeg3439 so basically endlessly pass off the problem. I'm sure we could do better than that
I grew up there in the 70s,went to that school,I even used that tunnel it was opened to the public back then it was a great area back then.
“The city of Los Angeles hasn’t made resources to help them out”...................... Uuuuuuuuum, I make my own resources by waking up at 4am everyday and going to work. 💁🏻♂️
On a sick one foo
“These neighbors are my neighbors” Awesome! Keep enjoying them sweetheart. They Aren’t going anywhere
There are many of these former pedestrian tunnels in LA. The city should just take some ground up concrete from building demolitions and fill these tunnels, then seal them off permanently. Then they can deal with the tent cities on every block, one by one.
The city cannot possibly offer free housing to each and every one of these homeless individuals. Many couldn't get jobs even if jobs were available. For every one individual that is just "down on their luck" there are countless more with serious substance abuse and mental health issues . I say that from experience. I was once where they are: jobless, broke, and with no one to turn to for help. I still have nightmares about sleepless nights in shelters, or all night movie theaters. It was a quick fall down, and a long slow climb back up...but I did it.
Instead of giving housing we should be giving jobs
Let them stay at your house Milagro. Keep voting Democrat CA. Great job.
Instead of giving them housing? Can they come live with you? It's not free, bud...
“….Just make it inaccessible to the homeless instead of solving the problem. Give them housing”. GIVE them housing ? No no , they can earn it.
And when they can’t and they have no place to sleep at night what do you suggest?
@@GyroZeppel put em on a boat and send em off to China!!
@@rsquared3967 hahaha 🤣
Why would we give them houses?
1980’s Charles Bronson is needed to clean up our city ….“Death Wish 6 , permanently homeless” 😆
The LA city council is responsible for these debacles. They all need to be fired and prosecuted.
If they're her neighbors then they should be able to come over for cookies & warm milk...
IF YOUR HOMELESS JUST BUY A HOME!!!!! DUH 🙄🤦🏾♂️
Doesn't seem like a problem from the homeless to the police so why is it being presented as a problem?
Because people don’t don’t like drug labs near their school.
CA is one of the largest states, put your $ where your mouth is! This is absolutely ridiculous!!!
Let our proud Democrats handle it correctly 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you live in the United States and are homeless, you aren't trying anymore
you mean if you're in the 38 million working poor about one missed paycheck away from being homeless? great attitude. i'm glad that empathy and compassion is still alive and well, especially after COVID.