How should the drug-dependent homeless be helped?
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- Опубліковано 14 гру 2017
- Out in the cold and dependent on drugs. Britain's second city, Birmingham, is facing a twin crisis: high levels of homelessness and drug use. The city's mayor is trying a new strategy, getting people back into housing, before tackling their drug problem. Meanwhile outreach workers are trying to create safe areas, called drug consumption rooms, which have already proved a huge success in Europe.
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The only people who can sort this out are the addicts themselves. Help is available for those who genuinely want to stop the drugs.
Well thank God! Look who's here! Saint I have no idea what I'm talking about!
Hello Lidia yes exactly u are FUCKING absolutely right! The CHOICE is ours!
Nonsense, what help is there for you if you don't even have a roof over your head? Fighting those addictions is an incredibly difficult feat at the best of times but expecting people to do that when they are also at the same time dealing with the nightmare of being homeless, and possibly mental health issues what kind of superhuman strength would that take? So easy for you to sit back in your armchair and judge.
@@linsqopiring6816 it is very difficult. Drugs have consumed almost every nation. So sad. Unfortunately I think only solution is to gave massive education drive again like the 90s like DARE. The best way to stop addiction is not start. Kids needs to be educated on what to do for specific issues other then fall for drugs. Dismiss friends who pressure us to "try", problem solving methodologies and overall one time use can lead to horrible consequences.
@@WaveRider1989 For sure an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure however the homeless addicted still need to be helped so let's not forget about that.
i used heroin for years and years but i still disapprove massively of leaving needles all on the floor. Even through homelessness, please dispose of your works :(
Laurie Cobain
At least you cleaned up after yourself.
There are people out there that just don't give a Flying F**k and just leave.
100 percent agree and iam in the same boat as you.
I was homeless on and off for 22 years but never took any drugs. I used to save my money to buy decent outdoor gear like plenty of warm clothing and a thick warm sleeping bag and a tent. I used to sleep in woodland in a tent a few miles out of town as it was safer and quieter then. Then used cycle into town during the daytime.
Many homeless people take drugs. They also have a much higher chance of being addicts. But also, being homeless is very hard, and very depressing. Why blame them for trying to blunt their pain? Why blame them for being in that situation at all? Maybe in a world where empty houses that are being held as an investment are lived in instead, or where we had decent mental health care, there wouldn't be homelessness at all? We can take a similar attitude towards a lot of drug use in fact. For example, the opioid crisis in the U.S., much of it is in midwestern states, where people are desperately poor, have no prospects, no support from the state, and honestly live in misery. No wonder they want to escape however they can. No wonder they take drugs. Might the need that people seem to have to get away from themselves and get away from the world be a problem not with how they choose to get away from the world but the world itself? Communism. You solve the problem with communism.
On the whole, I think drugs are neutral. They're not inherently good or bad. They're made good or bad by the contexts in which they're taken. The world is made up of material. You can't point to an atom and tell me where its ethical qualities are stored, all ethical norms are relational, which isn't necessarily the same as crude relativism. If you legalize drugs, drugs do less harm.
@@patricks1333 Bullshit! I was homeless on and off for 22 years and never took drugs and nor did any of my friends! When your homeless your main concern is survival like getting enough warm clothing and bedding to make it through the winter! Drugs were the last thing on our minds! Our priorities were finding somewhere to eat, somewhere to wash and somewhere to get clothing, bedding and shoes! Only a small minority of homeless people take drugs! The only reason I was homeless was because I refused to claim social security benefits because it was so much hassle!
It breakes my heart, it's a very sad thing to see. Therapy, support, keep them away from toxic people and environment, fight drug dealers, make families stronger. It's a slow and complex process. May God bless all of them. Sending the best vibes
These people need to be hospitalized and rehabilitated
Well, they have to want to help themselves before anyone can help them.
That's about 40 yrs behind the times.
I'm afraid drug addicts are way down on the list of priorities. Many of these people have mental health issues as well and need help but that would cost a lot of money it's cheaper to leave them on the street high on drugs.
Many homeless people take drugs. They also have a much higher chance of being addicts. But also, being homeless is very hard, and very depressing. Why blame them for trying to blunt their pain? Why blame them for being in that situation at all? Maybe in a world where empty houses that are being held as an investment are lived in instead, or where we had decent mental health care, there wouldn't be homelessness at all? We can take a similar attitude towards a lot of drug use in fact. For example, the opioid crisis in the U.S., much of it is in midwestern states, where people are desperately poor, have no prospects, no support from the state, and honestly live in misery. No wonder they want to escape however they can. No wonder they take drugs. Might the need that people seem to have to get away from themselves and get away from the world be a problem not with how they choose to get away from the world but the world itself? Communism. You solve the problem with communism.
On the whole, I think drugs are neutral. They're not inherently good or bad. They're made good or bad by the contexts in which they're taken. The world is made up of material. You can't point to an atom and tell me where its ethical qualities are stored, all ethical norms are relational, which isn't necessarily the same as crude relativism. If you legalize drugs, drugs do less harm.
@@patricks1333 It is a vicious cycle people become homeless and some of them turn to drugs and alcohol but I think the government care less about the people with substance abuse issues than the homeless and they don't really care that much about them either. It is sad but I can't see the situation improving. The government could end homelessness and deal with addiction and it would ultimately save a lot of money spent by the NHS and the criminal justice system.
The non drug and alcohol user is correct. Users feel entitled to non users stuff because they've convinced themselves the drugs aren't their fault. The non drug and alcohol users usually have some possessions to steal.
Or it can wake you up and make you realise how badly this IS all your fault. Not every one denies their addiction, although a lot of people do.
Living on the streets forces people into addiction.
Okay so being poor and living on the streets not having money to buy food forces a person to somehow make money to be able to purchase narcotics? That's a bit redundant and stupidity
@@babeena_gt_3645 If I had to sleep in 30 degree temperatures tonight, I'd look to finding something to take the edge off. You would too if you had to sleep outside.
@@brucevilla7490 wrong I was homeless for a year and a half in New York and it never crossed my mind to seek narcotics or anything to take the edge off when I was cold. I looked for a place that was warm that I could stay. Whether it be a heated garage ,a bus terminal,or under somebody's back porch. The last thing I thought about was using drugs or alcohol. Not everybody has that addictive State of Mind
@@babeena_gt_3645 I'm not saying that you or anybody in particular is on drugs. I know that most people are there because of misfortune. What I was saying is that if someone was using drugs, I would certainly understand why. I know I would be using them just to mentally cope.
If you feel so sorry for an addict and a junkie, you take them into your home and soon you will see why they arent living at their parents home or with their wife or husband or brother or sister or pastor or co worker or aunt or uncle bla,bla, bla. How about that????
Many homeless people take drugs. They also have a much higher chance of being addicts. But also, being homeless is very hard, and very depressing. Why blame them for trying to blunt their pain? Why blame them for being in that situation at all? Maybe in a world where empty houses that are being held as an investment are lived in instead, or where we had decent mental health care, there wouldn't be homelessness at all? We can take a similar attitude towards a lot of drug use in fact. For example, the opioid crisis in the U.S., much of it is in midwestern states, where people are desperately poor, have no prospects, no support from the state, and honestly live in misery. No wonder they want to escape however they can. No wonder they take drugs. Might the need that people seem to have to get away from themselves and get away from the world be a problem not with how they choose to get away from the world but the world itself? Communism. You solve the problem with communism.
On the whole, I think drugs are neutral. They're not inherently good or bad. They're made good or bad by the contexts in which they're taken. The world is made up of material. You can't point to an atom and tell me where its ethical qualities are stored, all ethical norms are relational, which isn't necessarily the same as crude relativism. If you legalize drugs, drugs do less harm.
@@patricks1333 You should really move to the Pac NW. You clearly are not old enough to have lived through the Cold War nor have known addicts or had friends and family die from addiction. The naivete of the youth.
I was given no help when I lived on the streets for nineteen months. I was given drug equipment which led to me injecting as drug organizations gave me them for other homeless people. I eventually was helped by a man who had his own building buisness and as I had no money for a deposit,he let me sleep in properties he was renovating. No organization's helped me,soup kit hen did their best but the council's did nothing to help even though I am disabled but do not look it.
Ruby WIN I pray you continue to excel in life may God bless you and lead you as you continue on life's journey . Jesus Christ loves you so do I your in my prayers repenting and turning from sin really helps accept him as your savior and you will succeed be blessed
So sorry for your helpless situations....How are you recently?
They never forced you to take needles from them you made that choice yourself. End of
Give them a house and it will get trashed, befriend them and try to help and they'll spit in your face. These people need to get off drugs with help.
HQ ok so they’re all the same then yet I can guarantee you support “Diversity” you middle class moron !
Wow, it is just horrible and so sad. Something more must be done to help these lost souls.
Solve with arrest, forced drug rehab while in prison, rehabilitation, career path.
Given a stable home in another town where they know nobody preferably. There's a good start.
being an addict is a mindset. it doesnt matter if they dont kno any one. an addict will become addicted to anything that feels good. they live their lives always focusing on what feels good. such as when they wake up, they want coffee....or masturbate or drugs or
Joseph Edward yeah that’s the truth. I can attest to that.
@@Eyeluv2d There are law abiding tax payers who are home Lessstuff the junkies help these poor buggers first the ones that actually deserve it
Many homeless people take drugs. They also have a much higher chance of being addicts. But also, being homeless is very hard, and very depressing. Why blame them for trying to blunt their pain? Why blame them for being in that situation at all? Maybe in a world where empty houses that are being held as an investment are lived in instead, or where we had decent mental health care, there wouldn't be homelessness at all? We can take a similar attitude towards a lot of drug use in fact. For example, the opioid crisis in the U.S., much of it is in midwestern states, where people are desperately poor, have no prospects, no support from the state, and honestly live in misery. No wonder they want to escape however they can. No wonder they take drugs. Might the need that people seem to have to get away from themselves and get away from the world be a problem not with how they choose to get away from the world but the world itself? Communism. You solve the problem with communism.
On the whole, I think drugs are neutral. They're not inherently good or bad. They're made good or bad by the contexts in which they're taken. The world is made up of material. You can't point to an atom and tell me where its ethical qualities are stored, all ethical norms are relational, which isn't necessarily the same as crude relativism. If you legalize drugs, drugs do less harm.
What a lovely caring GP ❤
The best thing to do would be mutual aid or fraternal organisations where they can help each other and they’ll be helped for helping themselves, any form of help that doesn’t acknowledge that their own choices are part of problem will fail, it would be a crutch that would be unsustainable rather than a real recovery.
It's not just men that can have addiction problems. You don't mention the plight of women in similar circumstances. We've had enough of fraternal organisations. They have tended to secrecy and pushed the hatred of women. Mental drugs. Very divide and conquer. Are you a mason ...
Pffh Men make up the vast majority of the homeless.
Nobody cares when women arrange themselves in covens and spew man-hatred. I don’t see why men can’t either. I didn’t say women couldn’t make maternities.
These are very poor people maybe they could do with some conspiracy to even the playing field.
The young women on the left have been negatively programmed, unfortunately. They will see their errors when they have matured and had sons. That last sentence I could go with. But from within their group not from outside. Where are their families, one wonders.
888Caz i think things are changing, i get a sense from the women I meet that they see the disaster that has befallen a lot of older women. Holding any kind of bigotry, race gender, class always hurts the bearer as well since they lose out on the benefits they could of had from cooperation.
Are there no WORK HOUSES?
dave goldfarp a Merry Christmas Carol, yes indeed we are heading that way again, by design I suspect
What a very EUROPA UNION CORPORATION/Zionist/communist thing to suggest.
What about bringing public executions, public stocks and child labour too?
@@joseph4861 l agree
Are there no prisons?
In Finland, murderers get luxurious treatment and education. I wonder if the homeless are treated the same.
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Sorry for what i did.
When did drug addict become drug dependent?
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Should drive around the bad areas and use them as paintball targets till they leave
HAHAHA!! I love how the syringes in the B-roll is always the shiniest most obviously new ones on the planet. I'm sure it was like "Ew, those real ones are gross! I KNOW! GET PASTEL ONES! Don't forget to take off the caps on both ends so it looks real."
I really think the secret to avoiding drug addiction is to just resign oneself to how horrible life really is. Acceptance, that is the key. I, for example, had terribly abusive parents and ended up very poor and extremely ill and in a wheelchair. I will likely die alone in a county nursing home as well. I thought about drugs once or twice to escape the mental anguish but I'm just too much of a realist. I have never expected anything good in life and I never got anything good. That sounds horrible but I feel it saved me from addiction. People become destroyed when their expectations are high or even middle of the road and those dreams get crushed. From the time I was 3, I knew life was a hopeless cesspool....and then you die, so truly comprehending that reality saved me from an even uglier fate.
God please help these humans and shame on the doctors and pharmacists for profiting from addictive medication ie fentynol
We started out to rehab first with methedone but they use that and then find other drugs and are still dying. It doesn’t work.
CBD oil can help reduce chemical dependency.
This is the result of freedom, everyone do whatever they want with their life ,we have on our tables good and bad ,we choose what we desire and want ,but the problem is many times we forget that what we can desire it can be mostly devastating and irreversible,and really it's a really sad world that we are living ,this is democracy or freedom and of course we cannot be against good or bad cause otherwise democracy it will not have sense
Please get them health into rehab. Drugs are not good for anybody.
You can create all the rooms you want,,,thats not going to accomplish anything.
He says he'll take him home with him to stay!🤗
They need therapy for the traumas that caused them to start in the first place. Probably abusive parents
Now those r real problems...not that tic tok stupid drama...
The world is done I despare for theses poor souls I'm an alcoholic living in a room luckily I appreciate the roof over my head people just don't care no more with the new future of bit coin or virural currently it's only going to get worse I hope there in a better place bless them
Fifth largest economy in the world.
Many homeless people take drugs. They also have a much higher chance of being addicts. But also, being homeless is very hard, and very depressing. Why blame them for trying to blunt their pain? Why blame them for being in that situation at all? Maybe in a world where empty houses that are being held as an investment are lived in instead, or where we had decent mental health care, there wouldn't be homelessness at all? We can take a similar attitude towards a lot of drug use in fact. For example, the opioid crisis in the U.S., much of it is in midwestern states, where people are desperately poor, have no prospects, no support from the state, and honestly live in misery. No wonder they want to escape however they can. No wonder they take drugs. Might the need that people seem to have to get away from themselves and get away from the world be a problem not with how they choose to get away from the world but the world itself? Communism. You solve the problem with communism.
On the whole, I think drugs are neutral. They're not inherently good or bad. They're made good or bad by the contexts in which they're taken. The world is made up of material. You can't point to an atom and tell me where its ethical qualities are stored, all ethical norms are relational, which isn't necessarily the same as crude relativism. If you legalize drugs, drugs do less harm.
Homelessness: Human evolutionary adaptation to abundantly wasteful societies, a futile war on drugs, and a century of federally suppressed innovations.
Can't be helped, walk on by.
Terry, people do get through addiction but not by people giving them money which ends up spent on drugs and alcohol. Homelessness and drug organisations help lots of people recover. I've seen people recover from addiction and homelessness with the right sort of help. I would hope that that support continues to be available in case you, I or a family member ever needs it.
Drug addict and homeless nearly 20 people in Bournemouth and Poole and numbers keep getting high including crime. I am a witness they being offered better life and work by so many local residents but nothing is bringing change to them they are simply don't wanna come out from their. So Better control over drugs and drugs dealer. Cure is always better then prevention
Education is the best way. Massive awareness starting at young age, prevention is better. Best way to addiction is not to start using drugs at all. Remove demand, then supply will decrease. Drug producers will be weakened and easier to deal with small amount of suppliers and addicts
They shouldn’t.
So miss petty patels war on drugs won’t help , underlying issues need to be tackled
I live in a city on the west coast of Canada, where large over the past decade large quantities of tax dollars have been spent combatting this issue, and from what I've seen, neither rehab first or home first choices work. with rehab they blatantly refuse this and become violent if its forced on them, so emergency rooms are forced to let them go, and as for homes, the places built to house them only become glorifying drug dens, the only real solution, despite objections from some is to bring back the old state run mental hospitals, or insane asylum's as they were called 100 years ago.
I believe I know your city. Huge heroin problem even 20+ years ago when I used to drive up. Great town, though. The solution has to be involuntary rehab via the criminal justice system (court-ordered/secured facilities) followed by monitored treatment with a med like Suboxone plus sober living, 12-step, etc. I hear you on the mental institutions for some, but down in the US, Reagan defunded those nearly 40 years ago so the timeline doesn't match up. I wonder if Canada would be more likely to have one centralized system. Good luck down here. I'm getting encampments removed right and left around my home and my County is rather lost on the remedy: the homeless just relocate and move back. I think we need a federal approach.
Dude... this is very harsh....
@@badbob9nine282 he has a point. Government can't put addicts anywhere. Most society's don't want addicts living next door to kids and families, it's complicated situation.
I think it's not only a personal fault. It's only partly personal choice, but it's mostly a governmental problem and mostly their fault.
People, who never had any housing since the very birth - how are they supposed to grow up properly and in a healthy and stable environment?
At the very least, government COULD TRULY help those homeless who ARE NOT DRUG USERS and are NOT CRIMINALS - at least a quarter of them(or maybe even a third) are normal and simply low income people! That's horrible and brutal to not help those people - and yet they are ignored!
Personally, I believe providing permanent version of built-in birth control to all people would be a great solution. And the only way to activate fertility/ability to birth people would be upon coming to a free public facility designed for that purpose with free and easy access for all people. And then they could also make certain criteria, such as criminal lifestyle or homelessness, as a valid reason to probibit activating ferlitity(turning off build-in birth control) for the sake of humanity and public good.
We have to understand that biology does not care about good living or good health, it is designed to make us overeat fatty junk food and f**k whenever we can. We cannot overdrive those genetic urges naturally in the hostile and especially homeless environment. We are not gods. We are just another mammal running on this planet earth. And we are lucky to have big enough brains to create technology, design airplanes, rockets and nuclear bombs. But we don't have a simple brain capacity to resolve and prevent inhumane living conditions for our own species😢. You have no idea how many mentally unstable and homeless people get pregnant again and again with no restraint. And nothing is done about it! 😮
housing then rehab, No this does not work either. the drugs on the street no matter what city or country, are way more addictive than the ones just a decade ago, 50-75-100% stronger. 90 times out of 100 they will choose drugs over rehab even if they are housed, where live in canada my city has spend millions over the past decade on homeless and addictions, but it barely made a scratch and the resent temp shelters that went up last year quickly turned into flop houses for drug activity and stolden property, the only thing left that might work may not be favorable but a last ditch effort, (institutionalize them)they refuse treatment, use shelters as drug havens and keep overdosing over and over again they are a danger to them selves and other and need to be put away!!!!!
Housing definitely. If you're on the street and it cold environment not eating right sleeping where do you go to go through the withdrawal? If you have a home where you can feed yourself shelter yourself from the environment and a place to go through withdrawal I think you might be a little bit more successful. And it's kind of hard to quit drugs if your homeless and the spots and people you are spending time with are likely to be drug addicts to I think it's going to make it a lot harder on a person to give up drugs. Not everybody homeless is a drug addict but it plays a big part of it. And they still deserve services Healthcare regardless if they're addicted or not.
No. They had housing initially which was lost to drugs. I work with homeless, being housed doesn't solve it for them. A lot of the ones you see on the corner do have a place to stay. Many refuse housing because they don't like the rules, won't take meds or quit using and assault or terrify other guests or staff, they tried a housing first model here in Seattle and it didn't work. They need longer involuntary commitments, expand the state hospitals again and court order community housing which is monitored. Sorry. Maybe after 2 successful years they can go back to full society.
going to uni is a way out of poverty becoming middle class is important to have a decent salary the working class most of them don't have degrees homeless is a economic problem if you become middle class and learn to live with enough money youl be fine alot of the working class have poor money skills.
That’s just like saying be good looking and get a job as a model don’t quite work like that
They need stability and routine. So really they need a place to call home and be comfortable, and a constant supply of their drugs. Then work can be done to make the changes needed to become clean. Not going to happen because of the money needed.
And where will that be,? How many neighborhoods are willing to take drug addicts? And supply of drugs around families and kids? Turnubg houses into meth houses.
Find a cure for physical and emotional pain and the homeless figures would drop drastically
As well as the addiction.
This guy is a clown saying housing first; this is not the answer - stand alone accommodation is often cuckooed, drug litter, sh*tting in stairwells, noise, disputes with other addicts, dealers on check; their property then becomes the local drug den causing misery to settled tenants @2:45
Locked up in a labor camp
People they should riot against ,drugs ,and all the elements that brings society on his knees then it will be a difference, cause some people simply they can't resist to don't take drugs ,but if you don't find drugs or don't exist is much easier
Cut there thumbs of so the can't inject or toot
Love the idea but the scum would find a way and besides then they would be a burden on the system for life.
Many homeless people take drugs. They also have a much higher chance of being addicts. But also, being homeless is very hard, and very depressing. Why blame them for trying to blunt their pain? Why blame them for being in that situation at all? Maybe in a world where empty houses that are being held as an investment are lived in instead, or where we had decent mental health care, there wouldn't be homelessness at all? We can take a similar attitude towards a lot of drug use in fact. For example, the opioid crisis in the U.S., much of it is in midwestern states, where people are desperately poor, have no prospects, no support from the state, and honestly live in misery. No wonder they want to escape however they can. No wonder they take drugs. Might the need that people seem to have to get away from themselves and get away from the world be a problem not with how they choose to get away from the world but the world itself? Communism. You solve the problem with communism.
On the whole, I think drugs are neutral. They're not inherently good or bad. They're made good or bad by the contexts in which they're taken. The world is made up of material. You can't point to an atom and tell me where its ethical qualities are stored, all ethical norms are relational, which isn't necessarily the same as crude relativism. If you legalize drugs, drugs do less harm.
Proverbios:13
[20] Aquel que camina con los sabios se hará sabio, mas el compañero de los necios será conocido.
[21] El mal persigue a los pecadores, mas la prosperidad sobrecogerá a los justos.
Colosenses:3
[25] No se preocupen, los que están haciendo el mal, recibirán en pago su propio mal, y no hay muestras de favoritismos.
Proverbios:10
[14] El sabio oculta su conocimiento, pero cuando un necio habla, la ruina es inminente.
Mateo:15
[13] El respondió: "Toda planta que mi Padre celestial no haya plantado, será arrancada de raíz.
[14] Déjenlos estar, pues son guías ciegos. Cuando un ciego guía a otro ciego, los dos se caen en un hoyo."
Eclesiastés:10
[12] Las palabras habladas por los sabios les traen favor, pero los labios del necio se lo tragan a él.
Proverbios:10
[28] Lo que los justos esperan terminará en alegría; lo que los perversos esperan perecerá.
Proverbios:10
[30] El justo nunca será movido, pero el perverso no morará en la tierra.
Proverbios:11
[3] Cuando el hombre justo muere, deja lamentos, pero la destrucción del perverso es rápida y causa alegría..
Proverbios:11
[8] El justo escapa de la trampa, y el perverso viene a tomar su lugar.
Proverbios:11
[21] Cuenta con esto: el mal no permanecerá sin castigo; pero el que siembra justicia recibirá una recompensa fiel.
Proverbios:11
[27] El que se esfuerza por el bien obtiene favor, pero aquel que busca el mal - ¡vendrá sobre él!
Proverbios:11
[31] Si los justos son pagados lo que merecen aquí en la tierra, ¡cuánto mucho más los perversos y los pecadores!
Salmos:37
[38] Pero los transgresores serán todos destruidos juntos; y el remanente del perverso será totalmente destruido.
Eclesiastés:1
[15] Lo que es torcido no se puede enderezar; y la deficiencia no se puede numerar.
Lucas:14
[34] La sal es excelente. Pero si aun la sal se vuelve insípida, ¿qué se usará para sazonar?
[35] No sirve ni para tierra ni para abono; hombres la echa fuera. ¡Aquellos que tienen oídos que pueden oír, pues que oigan!"
Juan:13
[16] ¡Sí, en verdad! Yo les digo que el esclavo no es mayor que su amo; tampoco un emisario es mayor que el que le envió.
[17] Si ustedes saben estas cosas, serán bendecidos si las hacen.
Mateo:10
[24] "Un talmid no es mayor que su Rabí, un esclavo no es mayor que su Amo.
Proverbios:11
[8] El justo escapa de la trampa, y el perverso viene a tomar su lugar.
Mateo:12
[26] Si ha satán echa fuera a ha satán, está dividido contra sí mismo, así que; ¿cómo podría sobrevivir su reino?
Proverbios:12
[15] Los necios están correctos en sus propios ojos, pero los sabios escuchan con atención al consejo.
Amós:3
[3] ¿Viajarán dos personas juntas sin haber así acordado?
[4] ¿Ruge el león en el bosque cuando no tiene presa? ¿Gruñe el cachorro de león en la guarida si no ha cazado nada?
[5] ¿Cae un pájaro en la trampa en el suelo sin que se le haya puesto cebo? ¿Salta la trampa en la tierra sin haber atrapado nada?
Eclesiastés:4
[9] Dos son mejores que uno, viendo que tienen buena recompensa por su labor;
[10] si uno de ellos cae, el otro ayudará a su socio a levantarse - ay de aquel que está solo cuando cae y no tiene a nadie para ayudarlo a levantarse.
[11] De nuevo, si dos duermen juntos, ellos se calientan el uno al otro; pero ¿cómo puede una persona sola estar caliente?
[12] Además, un asaltante puede derrotar a alguien que está solo; pero dos lo pueden resistir; y un cordel de tres hilos no se rompe fácilmente. pasado a ellos está en conformidad con el proverbio verídico: "El perro regresa a su propio vómito." ¡Sí!, "¡La puerca se lava a sí misma, sólo para volver a revolcarse en el lodo!"
Sent all homeless and drugs addicted to boot camp hard labour all start with lazyness from down under
There are legitimate homeless out there more public housing by the billions
uk Seat Of EVIL.
Many homeless people take drugs. They also have a much higher chance of being addicts. But also, being homeless is very hard, and very depressing. Why blame them for trying to blunt their pain? Why blame them for being in that situation at all? Maybe in a world where empty houses that are being held as an investment are lived in instead, or where we had decent mental health care, there wouldn't be homelessness at all? We can take a similar attitude towards a lot of drug use in fact. For example, the opioid crisis in the U.S., much of it is in midwestern states, where people are desperately poor, have no prospects, no support from the state, and honestly live in misery. No wonder they want to escape however they can. No wonder they take drugs. Might the need that people seem to have to get away from themselves and get away from the world be a problem not with how they choose to get away from the world but the world itself? Communism. You solve the problem with communism.
On the whole, I think drugs are neutral. They're not inherently good or bad. They're made good or bad by the contexts in which they're taken. The world is made up of material. You can't point to an atom and tell me where its ethical qualities are stored, all ethical norms are relational, which isn't necessarily the same as crude relativism. If you legalize drugs, drugs do less harm.
We need to encourage people to stop breeding.
Sorry but Housing isn’t the solution for Addicts 🤷🏻