Major Homelessencampment cleanup in Venice // Met Arnold Schwarzenegger in Venice
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2023
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This is a update after 13 weeks, not posting about the homeless encampments in Venice . Today they started with Spot cleaning on Venice Beach. Then they went down to Rose Avenue in Venice, where they have a huge homeless in Kent meant on the sidewalk in front of Whole Foods. Everybody was given 15 minutes to pack their stuff then they started cleaning up doing the cleanup. I happen to walk to golds gym in Venice and met my idol Arnold Schwarzenegger - Розваги
Arnold def didn't look like he was in a good mood. It was cool he took his photo with you, maybe being German helped 🤗 Thanks for documenting this GiV. Happy Friday ❤️🌞
Arnold is trash. GIV loves the 80s but in the end Arnold was complete trash during the lockdowns in LA
If Arnold doesn't want to be "approached", maybe build a gym at his residence!
Like GIV said, timing is everything!
Everybody has bad days. It's normal. Sometimes you just want to get somewhere on time.
@@jbo3536 I was shocked with what he said, he afterall is enjoying these freedoms that made him rich and famous, but he was a victim in a way, he believe the lies too and fear doesnt allow for critical thinking, it stirs up a desire to mitigate the fear and he was made to believe that freedom and right to choose for your own body was a threat to that security, I am sure he regrets what he said, he was manipulated like most people were. it works with gun control, people hear horror stories and cherry picked data and believe guns must be removed, but they dont realize is that guns have saved more lives they taken and prevented crimes, that would otherwise have happened, remember cherry picked data tells me they do not really believe their narrative they just want you to so you will support/consent to removal of freedom or rights.
I thank God everyday for my blessings..
I like how the google headquarters has gigantic binoculars. Telling us they’re spying on everyone,maybe?
It was something else before Google. Some sort of studio or drama thing. I forget, sorry.
Used to be an advertising company that occupied that building.
💯 they have to make it obvious
@@CouchSlouch- wasn't it some sort of museum also at one point?
That may be what you use them for
but the rest of us use them to look at distant objects
I think Arnold did recognize you Michael. That’s why he let you take a picture. We all have a bad day and how difficult it would be to not freely walk where you want to walk like he has to deal with. You were respectful. You both look great. Thank you for caring about the least of people in your community also. I am sure your Mom is so proud.
Wise words. and well said.
I saw you on Santa Monica Close Up talking on the phone with your mom! I am so glad she's feeling better!! 🙏✌
Awesome GIV AKA MIKE YOU FINALLY MEET ARNOLD. I High Fived with him when he opened Planet Hollywood With Bruce Willis And Sylvester Stallone In The 1990,S in Vancouver British Columbia Canada.
VANCOUVER BRITISH COLUMBIA IS HOLLYWOOD NORTH.
Showing those of us who have not actually experienced this, it is appreciated. Thank you.
I visited Santa Monica in 96. Loved the place. Had a workout at Golds
I hope the area comes back to life in a clean and healthy way.
California is one of the most beautiful places in the world and sadly the government has allowed this to happen.
@@bambinaforever1402start a Cleaning Company. You will always have city contracts since those bums setup shop after pressure washing the sidewalk
It's even more sad that they are encouraging this mess of humanity.
@@bambinaforever1402 I love California. Born and raised, still right here in LA. Our California coast is the most beautiful part of the entire country. I agree the homeless situation is by far the most disgusting thing here, and I will never visit Venice again and it does NOT have to be this way.
Newsom refused to talk about this during his debate.
Oh yes, beautiful California, where the streets are full of urine and fecal matter that’s great 🤣🤣🤣🤣
16 years ago for my 60th birthday my wife and I flew from the UK and did a 3 centre trip which included a stay at a harbour-side hotel at Marina del Rey. The first evening we walked along Venice beach towards Santa Monica and walked back to the hotel in the dark. A bit naive as a friendly local taxi driver later told us and he wouldn’t have done it! Seeing it now, we certainly wouldn’t attempt it now!
How the heck do homeless people accumulate SO much stuff!?! Crazy.
I was thinking the same thing!
Also why would you want to filth up the area where you are sleeping and eating?
They don't have a house to stash stuff in anymore.
Must be mental illness
And where does it all come from
They spend years scavenging through dumpsters and other places where stuff is thrown out. Did this really have to be explained to you?
Worked in H'wood union 12 years, gone 10 and don't miss it, but for some reason enjoy seeing it again through GIVs perspective. I could go back to the same places and meet Arnold again and not care, but it's fun to watch GIV do it. Never understood fan psychology, but it's fun to watch someone be a fan.
Love how you care GIV.
God bless you and your channel .
It's intense to see the Whole Foods clean up. They looked to be moving back today 12/8. Mike, we miss you in your shop, but local boy makes it big! Congratulations UA-cam Content Creator GIV!
You meeting Arnold when he was pumped up from gym and just finished chewing down a paparazzi snack might have been the little bit of love to offset any anger he might of had putting him back on track towards his day with a smile. You've met him a few times and you know he's seen you recording him but for him to recognize you out of the millions of adoring faces he has encountered over his career is impossible unless there was an associative piece of work you have done together.
Started following years ago because of your exposure of skid row.
I follow for EVERY bit of your videos. I love Germany videos most.
~Montana Fan
Wow.. homeless problem is pretty bad here in my city as well. Love Arnold .. hopefully next time will be a better exchange with him! Great video as always GIV! Much ❤ and support from Texas 🐼
Arnold looked really hateful, it took massive balls to approach him with that scowl on his face!! He looks like someone stole his candy! 😬😬😬 cheer up Arnie, it's what you signed up for!!
Arnold is no good
He's a bad dude. I wonder how he got missed in the Me-Too campaign.
Arnold looked almost like a homeless person himself. LOL He should get a better hair treatment on his head and face so he looks sharper.
He signed up for complete strangers hassling him all the time? Really
The guy has been in the public eye for 55 years and this "Hey Lady" thinks he's not aware of that. Jealous much!
Hallo Deutscher in Venice!
Ich bin durch Zufall auf eines Deiner Videos hier gestoßen. Mir gefällt Deine Art, wie Du filmst und dokumentierst.
Ich bin völlig baff über die Zustände in Venice-Beach. Da habe ich noch nie was von gehört. Es wundert mich, dass es die Behörden überhaupt so weit gehen lassen haben.
Ich selber war mal 1984 unter Anderem in New York. Dort waren meine Eltern und ich sehr geschockt, dass es dort Obdachlose gab, die aus der Mülltonne lebten. Zur der Zeit gab es in Deutschland nur mal den einen oder anderen "Trippelbruder", mehr nicht. Leider ist es jetzt hier auch nicht mehr besser.
Bin auf weiter Videos von Dir gespannt!
Grüße
Klaus aus Düsseldorf
I wish Mike could come to NYC to document homelessness and people struggling. We are having a major crisis here right now with the sudden influx of people trying to get asylum.
I’ve been a lifelong NYer and feel for these people, but it’s tough for me to feel for these people when they seem to be taking advantage of laws that don’t quite apply to the majority of everyone doing it. I am politically liberal too, so it pains me not to want everyone to get help, but I have to think about this situation considering my own personal perspective. My grandparents went through holocaust, lost everything and everyone in their lives, and still had to apply for visas and citizenship before coming into this country after WWII ended - and it took a long time and the help of an organization to make sure my grandfather had a guaranteed job before setting foot into this country, my grandparents and my mom who was a baby had to get physical exams, etc. They ended up in Portland, OR for two years before being able to move to NYC where a couple of relatives who survived the war had landed because Portland is where the organization was able to find my grandfather a job with his skills as a leather worker who made shoes, handbags, belts, etc. Portland is not the city it is today back in the early 50’s, but they graciously went there and worked hard to save enough to go to NYC and made sure to have a job lined up for my grandfather by the time the went (and accomplished this all without the internet, mind you).
Asylum is for people who are under immediate threat. I know the conditions are harsh in Venezuela and so many other countries in South and Central America, but asylum cannot be used by an entire nation that has decided to migrate this way. It is not sustainable and it’s directly affecting people who have lived here in NYC for several generations and need help - like me, who is disabled, ill, and unable to work. I’m scared public and private resources will end up giving less help to people like me, and then I’ll land on a street with all my medical issues because I can’t make ends meet. It’s a real concern and happening to people already. Due to budget cuts to accommodate asylum seekers, people in every city agency have suddenly lost jobs. There are tons of issues in this city already, like maintaining building safety. All of these problems have now become even more massive. These people are taking advantage of a law that does not apply to the majority who are not in imminent danger - yes they have it rough, but I honestly don’t see how it’s any better coming to a city that cannot accommodate them all. How is it better living in a tent city, having no job, having to stand in line in the bitter climate they’re not used to, etc.?! I really think about of these people thought they’re coming to paradise and they reality hit - and now they have massive issues and those of us who live here already now have massive issues as a result. Border control really needed to handle this problem instead of just letting the border states bus these people up here as a political “lesson.”
Anyway, Mike always shows everything from all perspectives. It’s very complicated. Would be cool if he could come here and try to help the world understand what’s going on in NYC.
There are 7000 a day coming over. The border states are full. There no more room. And it will get worse with 7000 a day coming over. NY will just have to take them in. AZ is so bad crime is out of control. Texas is full. Way would anyone vote for open borders when people are starving here. It will get bad really bad.
In the 1830s, Texas was a state in the Mexican Republic. The Republic was overthrown by a brutal military dictatorship. About half of Mexico's states revolted, including Texas, seeking a restoration of democracy.
The military dictatorship's forces traveled north from Mexico City, committing atrocities against towns suspected of revolt. Little by little, Mexican liberals moved northward to safety, with Texas becoming the base of anti-dictatorship operations.
The dictatorship's forces eventually reached Texas. They committed massacres in the towns of Goliad and Gonzales. Then the Alamo. Then a last stand at San Jacinto, which was a shock victory for the joint Anglo-Mexican democrats.
Despite the win, they were small in cash and small in number. So instead of retaliating with an impossible invasion of Mexico City, they declared Texas an independent republic.
The point is that Texans and Mexicans share a common history. We have a united heritage. We don't hate them. On the contrary, we've been friends and family for centuries.
None of this history is known to politicians in New York who have accused border states of being "racist."
And so now we have a situation where our border is controlled by cartels, instead of cooperative, lawful, orderly and peaceful administration between two great allies and trade partners.
Crossing the border isn't free. Young girls are raped dozens of times as a fee. Young boys are put into impossibly high debt, which they have to pay off by working in the U.S. for years. The collections are made by the cartel under the penalty of death and torture.
It's completely lawless. Sometimes kids just disappear. There are no police or cameras. Nobody knows and nobody cares, no matter how much Texans scream about it.
I'm glad that the political lesson worked. We now have your attention. I'm very sorry about the several thousand illegal immigrants in New York. I feel your pain. Of course in Houston there are approximately 2 million, so our problems are different.
Schools designed for 100 kids have 4000 kids. City hospitals are indescribably overcrowded. Cartel intimidation controls half the city. Our Mexican friends live with guns at their head. But we're "racist" or something.
It's probably too late to fix the problem. We already have had millions of children raped and murdered. So, I don't know. You have already destroyed millions of lives, and we can't turn the clock back.
@@heidi7151 Lol. You can make up history. But history can be found. First Texas there where really small amount of people living there the US offered
To buy it. Mexico said no .. Then Mexico said that white settlers could be there so they did. Then Mexico wonted them gone . They sent in there military and k all of them and some where prisoners of war and they did some really bad stuff. Anyway they also died. Then are gov sent in people we didn’t have many men . It was like 1 to 10 .. But that was won by the USA. So what you just said is not true at all. It’s was well documented. People just love changing history ..
I saw you pass by on your scooter with phone in hand yesterday on the Santa Monica Close up UA-cam page when they were cleaning up Rose Ave in Venice, I was like there Is the German in Venice !!
If groups of homeless people at least kept their areas somewhat clean, that would help. Then again, the unhoused are too busy with mental issues, drugs, shoplifting, etc, to have time for the nicer things in life. The city in the past day also just cleared out the campers along Forest Lawn Drive, which you showed in another vid a few months ago. It's a never-ending chore, sort of like cleaning the toilet or keeping weeds out of a garden.
Just like you
@@devilsbeard653 Compassion requires honesty, common sense, integrity & ethics in order to be truly empathetic or big-hearted..
Another fine video by the GIV from Venice Beach California. Thank you from those of us who are glad you mention street names, locations and building names. I got a couple of screen shots of you and arnold too! Gonna enlarge them! THX!!!
I missed these videos. These are the reason I subscribed to your channel. Keep these videos coming and you should get more subscribers. 😊
What a shame that a beautiful place like Venice has to be destroyed like that.Thanks GIV for the update
At least you got a selfie with Arnold GIV even though he was passed off.Thank you for the Homeless update and it's good they clean up the street but sadly as you showed they all come back later so what can they do! Great video GIV always!!!!
I moved away from the Los Angeles County area about 25 years ago, I seldom get back to visit. It’s good to see your informative content. Keep up the good work you do.
This is fantastic Mike! I really enjoy your UA-cam content. Keep up the great work my friend.
Guten tag Ive been following this cleanup from Tucson AZ. Im a Cali kid and its nice to see this. I love your videos! Hoping to see your home country one of these days. Glad you got to meet Arnold! Also one of my heros. Frohe weihnacten und ein qutes nues jahr!
I feel SORRY for those people that are homeless, some could even have MONEY or even have a part time jobs but can't afford to live in a house or apartment, the way the economy is and how cost of living has sky rocket, it's just sad and if there is help for the homeless they need to know.
Thank you my friend for filming and posting this video, it's sad but this is going on all over California and so many places across America and the world.
Do you honestly think any one person you saw in that homeless trash can work a job? Or want to work a job? Or want to do anything? This homelessness has nothing to do with the cost of living in CA. It's about people wanting to do what they want with no responsibilities, getting high, no cares in the world until a bunch of police some and tell them to move. So they move across the street to get away from them and then move right back. But not one of them is capable of working a job. There is help for them, they refuse it.
@cwaynebrock2519 Well said.
I once watched Denzel Washington come out of Sunday church services with his wife. Two people who somehow found out he was there, and were waiting for him, ran up to him, and without getting his consent began snapping selfies with him. Needless to say he wasn't happy. The look on Arnold's face in this video reminds me of the look on Denzel's face that day.
How rude of those 2 people!
they dont need consent if they are shooting from a public space, legally speaking
He wasn’t smiling.
They chose that live when they wanted too be famous.
@@HollywoodConnection-JAST That's the law, and enshrined in the First Amendment of the
US Constitution. If they don't like it they should go live somewhere else.
Soo Cool you got to see Arnold in person again. Its crazy the homeless in California, much love Mike.❤😊
Mike good update on the Homeless area. It's very sad, and seems like no easy solution to the matter. I'm glad you go to see Arnold again. Too bad it was not under better circumstances. It would be really cool if you could get his reaction watching the video about how you first came to California and that Arnold was a huge inspiration.
"Never meet the people you admire, you'll be disappointed." - Phew, Arnold was not having it. 🤨
"screw your freedoms" is my favorite quote of his
Adam West 60s batman was on top of that list.....having screamed at me 2 times on separate occasions! He was a bat-jerk!
It doesn't matter if you live in a tent a house a boat we all accumulate a large amount of waist and possessions, waist is the problem for all humanity. Great to see Arnold in good shape great photograph thanks from the UK.
Your personality is a big ingredient in the success of your channel. Good job! On the homeless issue I am glad finally LA is getting tough on that situation.
Yeah. Poor people suck.
It’s so sad about how many people are homeless
People have a choice in life
@@nickarini6262 some do and some don’t I was homeless for a few yrs and it was because I have mental illness and I didn’t have the money to hold down a place nor the help and now that I do I’m in a better place place but it is true some do and some dint
Hello GIV this totally breaks my heart not sure who's to blame for all the homeless folks this is America home of the beautiful and just look at what has happened iam sorry for humanity and mother earth peace to all😢
If the homeless didn’t have so much garbage, they wouldn’t be a nuisance. I love the pic of you and Arnold.
Thank You Mike, Great Filming as always. It’s the sad truth in LA but that’s reality. Very good
Clean Up crew’s & social workers. Nice to See Arnold, even on a “bad day”😅 Stay Safe Mike!🎄😎💚
I'm so glad you post these vids. It shows me I made the right decision by NOT moving to California and won't ever. Thanx Mike...I do love your videos.
Will just wait. There 7000 a day coming over the border. You nice place to live wont be for long.
I remember Arnold during Covid saying "Screw your freedom".
Thanks for the update Vince I hope you're doing well.🇩🇪🏆💪
Hi GiV, as always an interesting, well made video, plus very good recording quality! You are becoming a professional 👍. About the cleanups: Does not seem to be the answer since it looks the same as before a few weeks later. It’s tragic, and I can’t come up with a solution either. The problem sits higher up, I guess. However, in my case I voted with my feet, took my family, and we moved to Ohio. Couldn’t take it anymore. Weather here is not great: Cold, snowy and no palm trees. But let me tell you, you can purchase a nice big affordable home, have nice neighbors in a nice neighborhood and homeless issue is close to nonexistent. Nevertheless, I miss California for its fantastic weather and all the nice activities one can do there all year around. Don’t miss your traffic, cost of living, taxes, gas prices, insurance costs, etc though. Please keep these interesting videos coming, I enjoy seeing footage from a state I called home for almost 18 years. But heh, here I can build snowmen with my daughter and learnt how to operate a snow plough ❄️ “If life gives you snow, build snowmen!” 😂
Great comment describing the pros and cons of living in LA. You gain certain things and you give up certain things depending on where you choose to live.
LUV UR ATTITUDE.....
It's not "the" answer, but it's the typical government answer:
1. Create the problem with freebies, zoning, high residence prices, destroy low-cost housing.
2. Scare tax "payers" as to how bad the "crisis" is.
3. Come up with new, big-buck programs to look like they are fighting the problem, but really just making excuses for higher taxes and more employees to staff the programs.
4. Lather, rinse, repeat.
I live on the west side, but get a lot of information about my neighborhood from you! I see the unhoused population, but don't stop to ask questions about how the whole cleanup situation works, how they're treated, etc. Thanks for your bravery and compassion and for getting up at the crack of dawn for my education. 🌞
"The unhoused population". Newsome new speak. lol
yup, its called homelessness. Because that's exactly what it is. I'm sick of renaming words to spare peoples feelings. it doesn't help anything. @@mysterymac38
Amazing the tennis racquets and weight lifting machine pieces and parts along with other odds and ends. How do they collect these things only to just pile them up like useless junk?
♥ so glad your mom is feeling better ♥
Thank you for this video you're one of the great ones❤😊
You were respectful I'm sure he just wants to live his life. He is always being hounded by the photo taking crazy that want a story to sell.....I would be in a bad mood too. WoW I was shocked to see so many homeless camps on the sidewalk. Thanks GIV
Look I think it was great that Arnold stopped even though he was upset and He allowed you to take a picture with him. So I thought it was great. So don't worry about that. Love your channel. Keep bringing great content!! Peace! 🙌
This video about the homelessness was hard to watch, but you are telling an important story! Keep up the excellent and varied content!
I just saw you on yesterday's Santa Monica Close Up. Hello GIV from Michigan. Have a good day.
love all your vids... with much respect, your friend from china!
I love watching your videos, but some of them are just heartbreaking. You're the best GIV!
How do they acquire so much c__p?
No wayyy you got to meet him 🎉❤. Man you show us anything is possible
Thank you for sharing very sad things that go on how is your mom doing hope she is doing well 🙏
Great video GIV I will be there today!!! Keep up the good work
Amazing how these people without an income or apartment can accumulate so much STUFF, sure reminds me of George Carlin's comedy "Stuff" routine.😂 That was so AWESOME seeing you with your German buddy. (even though he was in full terminator mood)😉 Thanks for GiVing !!!
I think that is the problem. Some of them are hoarders, which is probably the reason they will not go to a shelter or a tiny home.
GIV this is your chance! How cool you were able to have a run in with him at the old golds gym all those years ago and then now!
Welcome back to CA! We never miss an episode.
Great Video.. . Like always
I am not going to ask the question " how did it get this bad" because ther isn't one concrete answer. It's disgusting, it's terrible, it's frustrating and maddening. No one wants to scrape the scab off of this problem because they are afraid of what they'll find. I gave some thought to this issue and all I can offer is compassion and prayers, because I am just one step away from living on the street. Ask your governor/politicians what they plan to do and you'll the get the same non answer they always give as they go back to their gated mansions they obtained from stealing from the same people living in filth. Thanks GIV for not sugar coating this.
Thx for the videos Mike. I have to say this though. Everyone blames California for all the Homelessness, however, it's not just an LA problem, it's the entire countries problem. Many, many of these people aren't from California originally, they are from all over the country, but come to California for the mild winters. If you watch a few episodes of Soft White Underbelly, you'll see that many homeless are from all over the country.
Correct! And some states give them free bus tickets and are encouraged to go to CA.
I live in Vancouver Canada, and we have the mildest winters in Canada, and we have the exact same problem, many of the homeless here have moved here from thousands of miles away.
It's not just the weather...they also give cash, food stamps, and free medical to people from other states... My community doesn't do this ( enabling)...guess what? We don't have a big " homeless" problem
@@lorrie5881 CA is stuck with the Humanitarian dilemma, once they are there, what do you do? let them starve, or feed them. The closure of inpatient Mental Health facilities all over Canada and the US contributes to this problem immensely
@@joannasunday We get the exact same thing, many Provinces export their problems to my Province, in the 1990's the Premier of Alberta openly sent homeless to BC. Ralph Klein
FINALLY !!!!! This is the ultimate moment for me ! The GiV and Arnold !!!! Awesome 😊
Deine Upload Zeiten sind auch immer der Hammer.Bin gerade unterwegs in UA-cam.
Thanks for sharing this video with us and you met Arnold, that was cool 😎 the homeless problem gets worst we have here in Louisville Kentucky as well downtown there a small fire 🔥 in the camp were they use the fire to try to stay warm, not like California wete it's warn all year long. It only gets chilly, here in Louisville Kentucky it can get real cold during the late fall and threw the winter ❄️ you take care Mike. Merry Christmas ⛄🎄
Arnie was lucky to have met the famous GiV
Lol, yes! Arnie was lucky GiV was in a good mood that day! (jk, GiV always is!)
Just roaming around Freemont St in Las Vegas and who do I see German in Vegas . Great to see you.
Hi Mike, i was at a mall on Cape Cod Ma. Paul Newman, sat 25 ft from me.i knew he didn't like to be noticed. i gave a thumbs up, he knotted and give 1 back.. both waiting for our wives shopping. Joanne Woodward, Paul's wife.
Wie trauriech. Good to see you GIV. Gott mit sie.
4:41 GIV should become that gym member in the end it will give a chance multiple time seeing arnold at gym and pumping iron at gym also makes you fit 🤔
In there working to improve health and no camera in his face would probably change the whole attitude...and do our host here a world of good.
I hope GIV sees your suggestion and gives it a try.
Thank you for the video.
The GIV’s finest, more please!
God bless you GIV wish I could give them all a home and security
God bless you
I met Ahnuld years and years ago at The Rock Store. Good times. I even worked the phones on his Governor run. "An Austrian corporal, how can be go wrong?" I joked. Honestly, a good guy who never stopped growing as a person. In all fairness I probably met and interacted with a shitton of famous people when I lived around Los Angeles but I'm terrible at recognizing them lol.
Glad you got to meet Arnold!!!
oh wow I am crying tears of joy for you GiV!! I hope I'm not alone in being a long time viewer & fan who has seen you muse about meeting that buff dude who insists on everyone going to the helicopter! So happy & grateful to be alive to see you have this great moment in your life! Congratulations!!🤩
Arnold, loved your delivery in T3 "your levity is good, it relieves stress, and the fear of death". The shock value, the whole scene was awesome. Please do an interview with GIV, it would be interesting.
Would like to see a Timelapse after the cleanup how log it takes to re infest.
You finally met him again. Mike! Congrats! I met Arnold in an elevator in Century City back in the 80's. He's flirty but a nice guy.
I'm saddened by the fact that there are strong odors that close to a food market. How do the customers handle that smell when they park there?
Arnold's housekeeper also said he was flirty but a nice guy. 🤣
@@DavidClark-vu3dw 🙃🙃🙃🙃
Thanks for the video
hey Good morning Giv and Arnold 💪🏻🎄🎄
Awesome!
Lol yes I saw u in SM closeups video yesterday.....lol😊❤
It's amazing how much trash they threw away from the encampment. Major mess every week... Ugh😮😢😮😢
GIV I'm so happy you meet Arnold
I feel bad for the people that lost All their stuff but I also agree with California. It was looking pretty bad on the streets. I wish there was something the homeless can do to help them get housing And some kind of assistance. It's very sad that the homeless population is very high in California.😢
At least Arnold stopped to take a picture with you!🤗
Definitely feel sorry for the homeless people, especially the mentally i'll.
I feel horrible though for the people who pay huge amounts of money in rent to see all that mess outside their home!
All the leaves are brown
And the sky is gray
California dreamin'
On such a Winter's day
Well, still got to see you with the Arnold...this is fantastical.
As over governed and over regulated California is, I’m always shocked how much recyclable material is just sent to the landfill. We’ve seen hundreds of shopping carts and hundreds of bicycles trashed. A bicycle shop could make a killing off all the parts.
most of that stuff and the bikes are all stolen (including the electricty). And the clean up has been posted. Everyone knows they are coming and now they are done listening to excuses. No more timei to go through piles of crap and pieces for whatever might be able to be recycled.
.....& a person would get "arrested" if they attempted to " rescue-recycle, ANYTHING....KICKED TO THE CURB....😮
Honestly, you probably don't want to touch, handle or use anything on those streets. It's already clear to everyone the level of hygene practiced there.
because it was a feel good policy . it does not apply to the rich and government
Who knows what they are contaminated with…
I can’t believe how bad this has gotten. I see these greedy companies gobbling up the properties everywhere. And nothing is being done about the homeless problem. No solutions that I heard of.
Wow! That sidewalk was completely blocked with camp debris. In my large Canadian city, the moment a tent is erected on the sidewalk, it's gone in less than 24 hours. That tent-congested sidewalk situation could never happen here. We do have homeless camps, but those are getting demolished over time. The cost of living is super high everywhere now, but these camps are a major health hazard for not only the inhabitants but also the general public. It's just really sad!
That used to be a beautiful area never thought I'd ever see it looking like this.
Who's Coming To Town That They Now Wanna Clean Up The Streets With Homeless? GOTTA BE A REASON
This is what happens when the patients take over the asylum, this is mental illness at its finest.
Thank you Mike for being compassionate.
May your life never get upended and put you on the streets. You may regret your words. Don't judge unless you want karma knocking on your door.
@schwags1969
The overwhelming majority of the "homeless" have brought the problem onto themselves mostly because they love their drug using lifestyle. The responsibility is TOTALLY on them. Commiefornia indulges these deadbeats and encourages them to continue with taxpayer aid.
For those that are truly mentally ill (NOT from drug abuse) and those just down on their luck I have total sympathy, but there are really not that many that deserve the charity, especially at the high expense to the California taxpayers just trying to survive themselves!
This is what happens when you close the asylums in the 80s in order to give massive tax cuts to the elite. Has it trickledown yet?
@@graphicbrewI find that doing stupid crap like drugs keeps you off the street I think you'll agree.
@@graphicbrewbeen there done that. But, I got up everyday, went out looking to better my life. That's the difference.
You did it!
Arnold's in one of your videos 💪
Can you imagine sitting in traffic for 3 hours coming home from work to this?
Can they be moved to the houses of the protesters or supports of the unhoused?
Empathy iss an indication of intelligence.
It's easy spending other people's money for things that make you feel morally superior. @@kgreene460
There are housing programs. You can't do drugs to be in them, though...
@@kgreene460 Doing the same thing over & over and expecting a different result is a indication of mental illness!
I volunteered in the homeless program and most of them are beyond reach ,City Counsel LA provided housing but further inland and they do not want to leave their ares in which they been living for years
It's nice to see the cleanup but unfortunately almost anyone for a variety of reasons could end up on the streets very quickly these days along with the high cost of living especially in Southern California along with having a nice yearly climate compared to the homeless in colder climates throughout the USA. I am used to the Green Machine as being a bank machine. Yes, some are unfortunately mentally unwell and are not even aware of what is occurring.
Thanks GIV love you!!
I just want to say thank you bro German Venice for sharing this video about the homeless people I think they need to help these homeless people put them in little houses or mobile homes or something to keep them off the streets in front of the business and those people that clean up they don't care if it's good stuff cops don't either if it's you know get stuff that the homeless people found it just take it and wreck it that's what they do when they clean up clean up anyways have a great night be safe❤❤❤❤