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@davidpaul6615 It's not just the homeless situation, but also the energy and conditions. There's foot traffic and vibrant customers with clean streets and a unifying sports team despite the pockets of blight. Sadly, San Francisco just seems drained of energy.
@@ShaeNik Most of these problems come from bad policies and from politicians siding with corporations/wall street over regular people. Corporations being allowed to own large amounts of housing and using their vast resources to outbid normal people, increasing the price of homes, making it impossible for most people to buy.
Even third world don’t look like this. My country is has no drugs on the street yet everyone you see is either working or hustle commuting in the streets
Kind of like House Republicans not helping pass border security legislation.They won’t do that because they wouldn’t be able to complain,blame,and finger point any longer.
This is the America doesn't want to show the rest of the world being the most wealthiest country in world history. I hate that they always point out China as the bad guy
Newsom needs to be held accountable for the homeless problems in CA! Where's the $24 BILLION funded to the homeless program? $24 BILLION in FIVE years, where is it? What was the money spent on? Where are the receipts 😡
@@shersunn and there’s your problem, want change but continues defending the same system that wants to kill them😂😂 you 🐑🐑 will never learn and deserve being deceived. Who knows maybe you’ll take in some of those homeless people 🤡🤡
It used to be a San Francisco problem when he was mayor, now the problem he created has spread statewide when he became governor… The city and the state of California used to be golden with opportunities and unmatched beauty. Now we’re the Late Great Golden State.
You know instead of sending billions to the Ukraine and other countries for weapons and Aid how about putting some of that money in Americas homeless & recovery issues.
80% + of that monney will be on the oversea banks of rulling elite, not in Ukraine, or elsewhere. And 2/3rds of monney in Ukraine will be stollen by their ✡ taykoons!
You have plenty of money - you simply vote for politicians who refuse to fund proper health, welfare and housing services. It's a disgrace. In Finland, they have reduced homelessness to near zero. It can be done if the political will is there.
There's not enough people talking about how everyone is being prescribed SSRI's for depression when really most people's lives just aren't great. People are isolated, lonely, and feel totally powerless in their own lives. That's not a chemical imbalance it's a social imbalance.
@@brianvalenti1207 I'm assuming you're talking about Conservatives? I mean, if inflation is the problem, Republicans are more responsible for it than Democrats. Trump added more debt in 2020 (3.8 Trillion) than Biden has added in his entire term. In fact, only the Democrats have been trying to do anything about it. Republicans are too worried about DEI, Wokism, LGBTQ restrictions, and their fake impeachment.
I was there 40 years ago and it was a beautiful city. Went to the pier, toured Alcatraz, visited China Town, saw everything. The only drawback was they were restoring the cable car system so I didn't get to ride them. Glad I went then as I wouldn't go there now.
@@sonyasever7625 That is true - in recent primaries in California, more than 3 milion people voted for semi senile man. Trump is not any better, but at least he still has his cognitive abilities intact.
@@annawarner1078 : Fair point, but it seems that @sonysaver7625's premise flew right over your head. The problem with our political system is how rigged it is, we are made to believe that there are only two party choices when it comes to voting. As long as we keep voting for either of the main political parties (Dem or Republican), things will keep getting worse. It's not a real choice. It is more crucial than ever to take our vote away from the two political parties have the mainstream media/news bought off. It's time to vote in masse for a third party candidate that isn't beholden to the military industrial complex or a foreign nation's government that feels it can dictate and get its way regardless of how jeopardizing that is for the average American.
@@frenne_dilleyI agree and recently changed my political views once I understood the actual politics of politics. Most people read the news or listen to others and just regurgitate what the masses say. I was one of those people to be fair… but I noticed something is seriously wrong with this country in the last few years and I did the Trump blaming like a sheep because everyone else did. Now I actually understand politics and what’s going on and why everything seems so out of control. Yes, the pandemic happened but that’s not it… it’s way deeper and much worse
Food and housing costs double every 4-5. Actual salaries of the lower classes double around every 20 years. Anyone with a brain can see how that creates an unsustainable downward logarithmic trend
Actually, it's been over 20 years and the salaries of the lower classes in a lot of states is still $7.25. The housing costs still doubles every 4-5 years in those states.
This problem didn’t happen overnight. When Grease head Newsome was mayor of San Francisco what did he do? Nothing! But did have time to cheat on his wife, which made front page news
@@redman840 He is not in office, genius. Are you asleep? He is the one who was working on building The Wall, which the current administration completely sabotaged. At least he was working on trying to remedy part of the problem.
Thousands of people are protesting about Palestine, so why not protest about this? Our own people are suffering and dying with no help. We can't ignore this problem!😢
Are you kidding?! You can’t compare it. Palestinians are being slaughtered. Babies and kids are being killed by the isra*li occupation force. It’s an illegal occupation and it’s being done using our American tax dollars! Yes the homeless problem here is big and needs to be addressed, but it’s not the same. People aren’t being killed intentionally. Ethnically cleansed… wiped out because of their ethnicity… both Christian and Muslim Palestinians… it’s not about religion and it’s not “khamas”
How many billions do we give to Israel while our own people are hurting? They don't have this problem . God I hope you people wake up to the evil spell cast by the synagogue of Satan.
The tent at 40-41 is in front of an elementary school. I work around the corner. The poor parents have to walk their kids past the homeless, drug dealers, and the 5150s. Pathetic.
well yes, but that only caused it because politicians and locals don't want to build more housing for all the people coming to the area, so prices have to go up.
give me a break there are so many republican states that have AWFUL poverty including alabama Mississippi and they are all run by republicans . Dont be dumb
Which states in the US are most afflicted by poverty? What party do they predominantly vote for? You definitely don't know the answer to either of those questions.
@@jayargee492 actually Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana have awful poverty and those states mainly have conservative leaders so republicans must be responsible for the powerty in those states as well.
@@Gravyballs2011 Dont gaslight. We've all known W.V. has been poor for a century or more. Its very alarming to see San Fran fall to its knees so quickly -
That's one way to let everyone know that you have no clue whatsoever about the struggles of people in third world countries. Many of them have no options. Anyone living near or in San Francisco have all the opportunity in the world and choose not yo utilize them. Big difference
@@bradsanders407 You’re not seeing the issue here. The reason these people are homeless is largely because of drug abuse and mental illness. It’s not really about the lack of striving for opportunity. That’s just a weak and petty argument that more fortunate people use to belittle those less fortunate than them. If you’re a crackhead, no amount of opportunity in the world would stop you from wasting it on your next fix. Not everyone can be a functioning drug addict, and drugs can also awaken and cause destabilizing mental illnesses. The issue here is drugs and lack of rehabilitation and mental institutions for those with these issues. I assure you, most mentally stable people if knowledgeable and have resources to, will take the opportunities presented, which is why the market is always competitive.
This is what happens when you defund the police, decriminalize drugs, and let criminals out of jail with no bond, and allow stealing up to 1000 without any penalty.
@@greenspiraldragon sure haha. just blame random shit without naming the real problems. you go girl. If you are clueless about the subject, just be quiet.
your loss. San Francisco has its very real troubles, but my gosh there are so many beauties still. I’m born and raised here and every day I am grateful to live in this city, to see our sights, and connect with our folks. My gratitude and awe constantly outweigh my disdain and heartbreak for our homelessness crisis. It is really just downtown sf that has these severe problems, go most anywhere else in SF and it’s not like this.
@@keirameyer3522 has downtown gotten worst? I've been there in 2019 and sf downtown is better looking than mine. Alot cleaner. I didn't see any homeless people.
There is only one answer to all of our problems here in the USA and that is Government Reform, term limits, yearly audits on all Politicians earnings and no favors for Special Interests groups, that's just a start. If our Government says they care about us and are here to lookout for our best interest, then they shouldn't have a problem with this, right? 😮
I visited San Francisco back in the ‘80’s while in the Navy. I’m so thankful I saw it when it was such a beautiful city. This is absolutely pitiful today.
Its a big city. Ur probably from some small suburb. That kind of lifestyle will always exist in the big inner cities. They can arrest as many as they want it till continue to come back until someone finds a better way to help with addiction
That is what is destorying this United States. Drugs that were voted in by the voters. They even give you free niddles and have someone on stand by to treat you if you overdose. We taxpayers are paying for it.
@@jayo9750ya but just letting it happen isnt the solution. I lived in oregon for 8 years about 3 hours from portland. They decriminalized drugs and the city is a shit hole not like it used to be. Looks just like this video homeless tents, used needles, people breaking into cars when your at the gas station, stores borded up because of the riots opps im sorry "mostly peaceful protests" I finally moved out of oregon and last i heard they were starting to charge people for drugs to try to clean up the mess they made.
@@sussybaca7256 people think this is something new. Ive lived here my entire life. It used to be all over the city. Now its just mostly in the TL. They contain it to one area so it dosent spread out. Now that their hitting the tl it will spread out to the rest of the city. U can never fully get rid of it. U get rid of these people doing it and new ones come in right after
@@jayo9750Really? It used to be all over the city? I was in San Fran ten-years ago and went all over downtown, walked numerous times to the The Castro and back and saw and walked around downtown Oakland nearing sunset. I never saw anything like this. I'm sure it's not everywhere maybe people exaggerate but downtown areas I recognize looked much cleaner back then, even with a couple of homeless people hanging out, though never in such large groups.
Its not just San Fran, this is happening in cities all over the USA. We have a healthcare and housing crisis, and none of our politicians, state or federal, are doing anything about it.
@@peekaboots01 Why aren't you enjoying your Socialism...? This is what Socialist filth always do... Socialists are like a disease, and they never seem to learn from their mistakes; although, it could also be argued, that the poverty and misery which they create isn't by accident... It's called problem -> reaction -> solution... In order to achieve their utopia, they must first destroy what existed before... These Socialists are truly vile monsters...
Exactly. Controversially I do* support Newsom's recent action on re-opening institutions in CA for the severely mentally ill. Also like the investments in Community Health Centers model etc. for substance abuse SUDs. *Medi-Cal coverage of SUDs is commendable. And expansion under ACA made more qualify. Now Biden should really campaign promise another Medicaid Expansion - up to 150% poverty line @ least. Would b hugely popular
@@joeoge9347 lmao it's like you libs love having your heads in the sand. "It's right wing" so it's automatically bad, don't even have to consider the point at all just bad because right.
I was there in the 1970s, lots of homeless then, but no tents. I slept in Golden Gate park a few times. Luckily I could donate plasma and make a little for a room, and lots of places gave free food. I started college in California which was free for poor people and ended up becoming a professional who could buy a house but only in the Midwest where they were cheap once. Love to all.
@@imamyousomtimes I think it is terrible that people don't have legal areas to be when they are poor. One of the great things about America, unless black or Indigenous, was the idea of going into the wilderness and building a shelter or even a village. USA has a lot of space, but rules that don't allow much freedom. People still find different ways to exist, and some do well but from the inside, USA is crumbling. A lot of people lost all their savings and shelter in 2008, but the banks didn't. We have powerful companies buying real estate and many jobs went overseas. I think it is sad and frightening. I don't have answers. I realize drugs are part of the problem, but alcohol is a drug and has been around for thousands of years. Maybe that's why some cultures ban it, because it is destructive to families and a person's soul.
@@AhJodie I think there is such a frenzy to make money from real estate that owners will charge too much for rent or sell overpriced. Companies are desperate for profits too and do not care about employees or customers, just profiting. It happens because Congress refuses to do anything to stop it. They are ones who profit most, and the Supreme Court.
@@imamyousomtimes Back then, a person could simply get a job, any job, and they were plenty, and get a place to live, it was affordable. No one asked for a credit report, no one needed a degree, no one had a cell phone bill, no one had insurance, no one wanted a credit card, savings account paid interest, no one had a cable bill, on and on... Things were made to last and they were easy to fix if there was a problem, people talked to each other and helped each other. It wasn't perfect and some were very poor, but most people could easily get an apartment or house to rent or buy a house. Lots of people bought a piece of property and built their own house, my dad did and so did others we knew. USA economy is important to understand, I think the situation now makes people easier to control because they are full of fear and anger, only instead of demanding changes, they attack each other... I think it is also manipulation... 🤔🤨
@@imamyousomtimes going into the forest to live is how our ancestors lived for thousands of years, if not more... There are no bills, and our creator made a paradise with food, clean water and stuff to make shelter. They had everything they needed. They worked together and survived!!! We all got bamboozled 🤣
This is why I moved as far away from these garbage dump cities as possible. I moved so far away that google maps can't find me and I love it. 4.5 miles back a dirt road, no street lights, no traffic, no nosey neighbors, peaceful, quiet, and we keep it that way and no homeless. You would be eaten by the mountain lions or grizzly bears 🐻. Get as far away from these garbage dump cities as possible. You will thank me.
That's fine and all,,but not smart to mock those poor people god loves everyone..mocking them and talking bad about them will only upset the good Lord..watch what you say..
You say this now but if someone like me moved within two miles of you we both know you'd be on the internet whining about how Californians are ruining everything.
@@alanbiancardi2531The syst€m is r*gg€d. No one likes Newscum , but he’s still in his position even though they recalled him 1 time and they are working to try to recall him agaiin!
When you stop voting Blue or Red and actually start voting for your national interest this shit won't happen, people need to stop emotional voting and start voting for smart young passionate nationalist leaders. As the other guy said, Alabama and many red states aren't any different.
@@orlando198200actually yes, red states have the smallest homeless populations and lower crime rates. California, New York, New Mexico, and Illinois are all blue states and have some horrible homeless issues. Meanwhile Utah, Iowa, New Hampshire, and Kentucky are red states and they have significantly less problems with homeless and drug addiction, hell even Texas’s homeless population isn’t that bad despite the state being home to 30 million people
I am from South Georgia. I visited San Francisco in 2005. I remember seeing George W Bush flags hanging out of windows with a bullseye between his eyes. I remember thinking, these people are more obsessed with a politician than they are about making their life better. I was glad to get back home to Georgia.
George Bush and his China trade agreement is one of the main reason our nation is destroyed and corporation lawlessness and Armageddon America was never Free built on Family members blood so why would you give our nation to corporations just like Jesus Christ said 🙏
@@TomikaKelly Yeah, definitely not the fault of the liberal politicians running the state that are passing the laws that are creating these problems. Must the fault of the Republicans in Iowa.
My friend visited sf a few months ago he got so scared walking on the streets that he didn’t want to go back there anymore. And he’s from a 3rd world country 😂
In Europe, even the most poor countries and the poorest cities don’t have neighborhoods that looks as bad as this. Crazy how the US doesn’t immediately wants to do something about it
Being poor doesn't mean you have to live on top of a turd , you dont need money to live cleanly. also i disagree... look into documentaries of gypsy ghettos ALbania, bulgaria
In US, the so called “slums” are the junkies or mentally ill (software) but the actual infrastructure (hardware) you see in the background look first world. In Europe and Asia, the slums seen are in the actual backdrop of the buildings, the hardware, the appearance of the city.. other than the people.
@@Johnnyffd-ml9mkyou re thinking wrong. I love and travel across the European countries and I have never seen something even close to NYC and San Francisco.
How can a country give billions upon billions of tax payer's money to other countries when it's own citizens are suffering. This is ridiculous!! What the hell is wrong with our government?
You have to inform yourself. 1) the USA is not giving billions upon billions of tax money to other countries, it’s giving OLD WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION worth billions, which is extremely different. 2) these cities have all the money they want to fix their problems, and San Francisco throws BILLIONS every year toward homelessness… the problem is that the politics of the city and of California suck, because the administrations there protect criminals, incentivize addiction and entire homeless people from all over the country to go there and be maintained by the state. And finally 3) America is rich and prosper because it’s the world’s biggest geopolitical and military superpower. That status GIVES untold economic advantages to America and the American people, from creating infinite debt without having to worry, to tons of markets and foreign countries buying American products and implementing pro-American economic reforms… now, if we stopped doing all of that because “it’s expensive” we wouldn’t save money at all: we would LOSE MONEY, because all of the geopolitical agreements that result in massive gains for the US economy would simply fall flat without our geopolitical power to back them up. So if you really love America and your prosperity, I suggest you start rethinking the way you conceive economics, because if America stops being a geopolitical superpower her economy also makes bye bye.
no, the saddest part of this is the suffering of the poor on the streets. thru out time no one suffers like the poor. but i do agree with your assement of the reason. america is being destroyed from within. time to act everyone, unify and stand as one. founding fathers told us it is our duty. as one we win. the only way we win is together….
@lucksonmutiwekuziwa9948 I grew up with a biblical lense. I see a tonne of refusal of the conservatives to help the poor, the people with mental health care needs, the people with addiction issues; instead just judgment. This hypocrisy is exactly why I left the church, and why so many more people are leaving
California Governor Newsom talks a lot in media but has done hardly any thing to improve two big cities (SF and LA) in CA. He should be replaced with someone who really cares and listen to people issues (theft, safety, homeless, drugs, violence) in these cities
I volunteer in one of SF's biggest soup kitchens, it's crazy how many are from red states that move here because they know they've got a better chance at access to help than their own states but they've overloaded the system. It's what happens when Republicans don't take mental health and other issues seriously. but instead just complain about them.
@@user-2c5Goi0fr8id-m i've heard tens of dozens of reasons 🤷🏻. some did, Son didn't and Some got kicked out for one reason or another. One couple with a kid came here because they kept getting screwed around with their tanf benefits. they came this way because they'd heard democratics lean more towards helping with social than republicans which in part is true. they moved when their area once again cut funding and saw that California had raised theirs, not realising we did that to combat the strain of influxes before them.
Clearly this is not a political issue. ARE U PROUD TO VOTE FOR A RAPIST & PERPETUAL LIAR & THEIF who was photographed hundreds of times with Jeffery Epstein ???
The Republicans overly hate the working class. The Republican party used to support labor unions but not anymore. They only support big business. And pretty blatantly too. The only way they can get votes is by triggering hot button issues like abortion and homophobia
@@howeffingridiculous Crony Capitalism and Actual Capitalism are two different things. We have the former among the uniparty and only a handful of actual capitalists within the Republican party because the United States is in fact supposed to be a Republic and the congress is supposed to coin money. Not the federal reserve.
Palm 🌴 Trees in California stretch all the way from San Diego as far North as Redding, California, which is only 2 hours away from the Oregon/California border. I believe Palm Trees also actually exists throughout the state of Oregon & parts of Washington State as well, closer to the Coast. San Jose, California is maybe only 20-40 minutes away from San Francisco & that City is covered in Palm Trees & almost looks like an LA suburb in SoCal. Oakland is across the Bay Bridge from SF & they have Palm Trees all over the City. The only lack of Palm Tree sightings in Cali are most likely between far North of Redding (CA) & Medford, Oregon. The closer you get to the Oregon border traveling within the state of California to the far North, the less likely you will see the existence of Palm 🌴 Trees.
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath Nice! Didn't know that. Never been to Vancouver but I hope to go one day. Furthest North I've been in the West is about an hour or two outside of Seattle. Past Everett I think, if I remember correctly.
Mainly the weather. Most these people come from elsewhere and can’t stand the climate where they come from. And I don’t blame them. It’s an easier life to be homeless in CA than homeless in pretty much any other state. No point in freezing to death in your area if you can’t afford housing.
@@tyyy4681 one of the only places in my experience. LOVED the weather the few years I was in the Bay Area. Everywhere else in the country feels too hot or too cold. Most of California is just right although the Bay Area is a little chillier than socal. San Diego is beyond perfect.
@@LetsTravelThisYear I have done NOTHING to help them, get into the situation they are in. I am busy trying to keep myself from being homeless. Now it's only fair to ask you, what have you done to help them? Maybe "NotTravelThisYear" and donate the money to help them instead?
I left California 20 years ago, I was struggling to survive working two jobs. This breaks my heart. California is not the same California I grew up in. Sending prayers for all.
Sad thing of it is it has same problems when you left, its just continued making the same mistakes long before you left and since you left. Now those two jobs would be impossible to afford you a simple roof over your head.
It's getting like that in a lot of places now. California was just ahead of the curve. It's really just simple math... when real wages stagnate while rents and insurance keep going up, more people are going to get pushed out. SF is especially bad because they flat refuse to build more housing and what little is built is marketed towards the upper end of the market.
Florida is just as bad but Dems don't exploit that for political gain. Instead they try to address the root of the problem which is the fact that our economic system is broken. Trickle-down economics, which started under Reagan, has been a failure.
As someone from a developing country who lived in the US for a few years a couple of decades ago, it's actually really shocking to see. We have homeless people living on the street in my country too (I used to volunteer for them) but the number is very low and most of them are employed, they just don't want to spend on rent and prefer to send all their money home to the family. Very few of them were mentally ill or drug addicts. I never felt threatened or scared around them, they were really just regular people, they just happened to live under a bridge
I think you worded that wrong... It's not one of the richest cities in the US... It is a city in the USA with the richest celebrities and politicians and the poorest working class citizens !!!
This is becoming a problem everywhere. Drugs are ridiculous and the cost of living is just making it worse when most can't earn enough to eat much less pay rent!!
How can the politicians help the homeless when our money needs to go pay for ALL of Ukraine and their pensions. Yes and send any left over taxes to Israel.
The core problem; DON'T ALLOW CORPORATIONS TO OWN RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. It causes a domino effect on the economy and the public. Housing & land is a utility, like water and electricity, not for profit or business.
That's happening in Arizona right now I think it's 3 or 4 large corporations bought about a third of homes for sale and drove up the prices of houses to where the average person can't afford it.
Problems* lack of affordable housing, lack of health resources (mental and physical) and lastly a lack of good paying jobs. Min wage doesn’t cover most rent. Jobs for people out of college isn’t that high either so they’re better off but it’s take awhile to actually see it benefit them. I think many places have the resources to fix these issues but keeps make “quick fixes” that create more problems.
You must've forgot that around 73 percent of the homeless in California are from out of state. They specifically chose to come here since this state is a mirage of paradise regarding government support and handouts for absolutely nothing.
@@7he.Polexican it's also warm all year here unlike other places where they could suffer from heat or cold exposure.The perfect temperature range to live outside.
the relaxed laws/lack of enforcement by the DA's are also part of the problem, one of the main ways drug addicts get sober is in jail since they are forced to sober up and quit using, all these people steal over there to support there drug habits, San Fran & Oakland have made theft under 1000$ a ticketable offense or at worse an overnight stay where they get released the next morning no bail needed, and they allow open air drug use/purchases, hell they even give them the needles & other equipment, if these people would be held accountable for their actions like they are in the vast majority of the country many of them would sober up in jail, not wanna go back and turn their life around, not all of course but it would be a big start in the right direction to fixing the problem...
Who would've ever thought downtown Detroit looks better than San Francisco? Wow.
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HUGE DIFFERENCE - the weather - Detroit is too cold.
@davidpaul6615 It's not just the homeless situation, but also the energy and conditions. There's foot traffic and vibrant customers with clean streets and a unifying sports team despite the pockets of blight. Sadly, San Francisco just seems drained of energy.
….nobody. And it still doesn’t. Hush, DeToilet
When I came to the US years and years ago, the country was a land of milk and honey. I never imagined that it will become this ugly and dangerous.
Thank our DEMON-RATS for this shit show!
I have seen homeless people in the streets for over 50 years - that means the problem will never be fixed - mainly because they don't want it fixed.
All because of the woke liberal democrats!!!
Same as you!
@@hm2814I don’t think it’s the democrats I think people aren’t smart and then they become homeless or some have trauma
Thank Pelosi and Newsom.
When a city looks like this, the people in charge should be disqualified from running for office again.
Because they didn’t help these people and fix the problem or because they didn’t get rid of the people to "fix the problem"?
@@ShaeNik Most of these problems come from bad policies and from politicians siding with corporations/wall street over regular people.
Corporations being allowed to own large amounts of housing and using their vast resources to outbid normal people, increasing the price of homes, making it impossible for most people to buy.
@necrosmurf316 Totally agree 💯‼️
No, they should be arrested
@@dereckvineyard5792 That works too
Even third world don’t look like this. My country is has no drugs on the street yet everyone you see is either working or hustle commuting in the streets
America is a third world country. I lived abroad , traveled all over the world, including Africa, and didn't see anything like this. ANYWHERE!
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Facts
That's how they gutted out the middle class.
Even the world's largest slum, Dharavi, is cleaner than S.F., the world's fifth largest economy, Calif.
If they fix the problem then THEY are out of their high paying jobs
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Bingo !
Kind of like House Republicans not helping pass border security legislation.They won’t do that because they wouldn’t be able to complain,blame,and finger point any longer.
How? There will always be problems to fix.
@@user-gu9yq5sj7cBut homelessness & all that goes along with it, is a $multi-billion, annual, cash-cow. Why shut it down?
GAVIN NEWSOM FOR PRISON 2024
There are a lot of problems in our country today. We should look at what our politicians actually deliver, not what they promise.🤔🤔🤔🤔
Perhaps USA could sort itself out before telling everyone else what to do.
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Great Statement!
This is the America doesn't want to show the rest of the world being the most wealthiest country in world history.
I hate that they always point out China as the bad guy
They want this for the world.
Example?
Newsom needs to be held accountable for the homeless problems in CA! Where's the $24 BILLION funded to the homeless program? $24 BILLION in FIVE years, where is it? What was the money spent on? Where are the receipts 😡
And who is going to arrest him?? You??🤣🤣
@@fivestarlimos Arrest him? Being held accountable has nothing to do with an arrest 😂
@@shersunn and there’s your problem, want change but continues defending the same system that wants to kill them😂😂 you 🐑🐑 will never learn and deserve being deceived. Who knows maybe you’ll take in some of those homeless people 🤡🤡
It used to be a San Francisco problem when he was mayor, now the problem he created has spread statewide when he became governor… The city and the state of California used to be golden with opportunities and unmatched beauty. Now we’re the Late Great Golden State.
And I bet you were one of the people who voted him in
You know instead of sending billions to the Ukraine and other countries for weapons and Aid how about putting some of that money in Americas homeless & recovery issues.
80% + of that monney will be on the oversea banks of rulling elite, not in Ukraine, or elsewhere. And 2/3rds of monney in Ukraine will be stollen by their ✡ taykoons!
You have plenty of money - you simply vote for politicians who refuse to fund proper health, welfare and housing services. It's a disgrace. In Finland, they have reduced homelessness to near zero. It can be done if the political will is there.
The money going to Ukraine is keeping you free. Yes stopping Despots is a thing and it's less than something like .3% of GDP
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@@hiddendragon415 🤣
This is why the idea of having Newsom as president is an absolute nightmare!
Exactly
the decline is pleasing.. I despise the USA
The cost of living is out of control.. Depression is considered a mental illness.. who isn't depressed after losing everything⁉️
Inflation is horrible!
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There's not enough people talking about how everyone is being prescribed SSRI's for depression when really most people's lives just aren't great. People are isolated, lonely, and feel totally powerless in their own lives. That's not a chemical imbalance it's a social imbalance.
@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat They're the ones that voted for it and now they get to deal with the consequences.
@@brianvalenti1207 I'm assuming you're talking about Conservatives?
I mean, if inflation is the problem, Republicans are more responsible for it than Democrats.
Trump added more debt in 2020 (3.8 Trillion) than Biden has added in his entire term.
In fact, only the Democrats have been trying to do anything about it. Republicans are too worried about DEI, Wokism, LGBTQ restrictions, and their fake impeachment.
Perfect example of corruption going unchecked.
Absolutely correct
Perfect example of what happens when you keep voting blue
You are ABSOLUTELY 💯 ON POINT!
Yes indeed.
And delusion
This is exactly what I thought a city that would vote for Nancy Pelosi would look like.
Red states suck up the tax dollars from California like crazy...
And they want the rest of the US to look the same!
And they want the rest of the US to look the same!
I was there 40 years ago and it was a beautiful city. Went to the pier, toured Alcatraz, visited China Town, saw everything. The only drawback was they were restoring the cable car system so I didn't get to ride them. Glad I went then as I wouldn't go there now.
They're only showing you what will support their negative narrative. All those places are still beautiful. SF is mostly still very beautiful.
@@NicoCrisafulli SURE it is.
@@jitbluesit actually is. Why would I lie about that? To deceive fools on the internet?
This is sad and disgusting. It's worse than a third-world country. Keep voting for these people who turn their backs on you. This is sickening.
Doesn’t matter who you vote, you only have two parties m you don’t want to change anything and keep voting for old geezers
@@sonyasever7625 That is true - in recent primaries in California, more than 3 milion people voted for semi senile man. Trump is not any better, but at least he still has his cognitive abilities intact.
Leftists own you now. Leftists Dystopia coming to a city near you..
@@annawarner1078 : Fair point, but it seems that @sonysaver7625's premise flew right over your head. The problem with our political system is how rigged it is, we are made to believe that there are only two party choices when it comes to voting. As long as we keep voting for either of the main political parties (Dem or Republican), things will keep getting worse. It's not a real choice. It is more crucial than ever to take our vote away from the two political parties have the mainstream media/news bought off. It's time to vote in masse for a third party candidate that isn't beholden to the military industrial complex or a foreign nation's government that feels it can dictate and get its way regardless of how jeopardizing that is for the average American.
@@frenne_dilleyI agree and recently changed my political views once I understood the actual politics of politics. Most people read the news or listen to others and just regurgitate what the masses say. I was one of those people to be fair… but I noticed something is seriously wrong with this country in the last few years and I did the Trump blaming like a sheep because everyone else did. Now I actually understand politics and what’s going on and why everything seems so out of control. Yes, the pandemic happened but that’s not it… it’s way deeper and much worse
Meanwhile the mayor announced they’re getting pandas at the zoo.😂
Pandas should live free. The poor can't live free either. Is there someone out there smart enough to solve problems?
Thank you Newsome and pelosi
@@user-tc7ym5fj1v Yes Newsome, Peolsi, and the Major of SF can be thanked for the new Pandas!!!!
@@darleneburatty5849 yes there is, but who would want the job?
At least they won't be the only animals in the city.
WELL DID YOU FORGET NEWSOM MISSPLACED BILLIONS SET ASIDE FOR HOMELESS IN CA.
Food and housing costs double every 4-5. Actual salaries of the lower classes double around every 20 years. Anyone with a brain can see how that creates an unsustainable downward logarithmic trend
Actually, it's been over 20 years and the salaries of the lower classes in a lot of states is still $7.25. The housing costs still doubles every 4-5 years in those states.
This is what 34 trillion in debt looks like 😮
and it's growing by 1 trillion every 100 days!
@@johnmule9419 yup
34 trillion debt
100 trillion spent over the last 50 years
Not a single national societal issue fixed. Not even improved. Often got worse.
@@rexcatston8412 The elites are loving it...just ask George Soros...
Which means in less than 22 yrs the US debt will be a staggering $100 TRILLOIN.
These politicians are called " Do Nothing" like Do Nothing Mayors 😅
Yes,we got 2 woke 🤡ish mayor's & city 🤡ils in MSP governor klink is worse
This problem didn’t happen overnight. When Grease head Newsome was mayor of San Francisco what did he do? Nothing! But did have time to cheat on his wife, which made front page news
That's are there to line their pockets. Getting rich while the poor people get screwed!
Like that “do nothing” President,Donald Trump?
@@redman840 He is not in office, genius. Are you asleep? He is the one who was working on building The Wall, which the current administration completely sabotaged. At least he was working on trying to remedy part of the problem.
It's wonderful to see citizens getting precisely the representation they overwhelmingly voted for.
You will not see a SINGLE PERSON like this in Poland.
Agreed they're all married.
Newsome must be so proud of this work he has done. He wants to make the whole Country like this.
Well people enable him by taking part in the farce of voting
He only has interest for Silicon Valley. My family and everyone I know was screwed over.
Don't talk about Your soon ta be nex president
Really terrible situations , the society lost futual expection .
coming on buses from red states
Thousands of people are protesting about Palestine, so why not protest about this? Our own people are suffering and dying with no help. We can't ignore this problem!😢
Thank you for caring!
Are you kidding?! You can’t compare it. Palestinians are being slaughtered. Babies and kids are being killed by the isra*li occupation force. It’s an illegal occupation and it’s being done using our American tax dollars! Yes the homeless problem here is big and needs to be addressed, but it’s not the same. People aren’t being killed intentionally. Ethnically cleansed… wiped out because of their ethnicity… both Christian and Muslim Palestinians… it’s not about religion and it’s not “khamas”
We have serious economic issues right here at home and the mass is distracted with trivial matters.
Honestly the streets of San Francisco are just as bad as Gaza, actually worse than Gaza was before this last war started
How many billions do we give to Israel while our own people are hurting? They don't have this problem . God I hope you people wake up to the evil spell cast by the synagogue of Satan.
Gavin Newsom and the Democrats handy work. Don't you love it! Keep voting blue until you're blue in the face.
Republican states are the larges welfare recipients in the US.
Democrats working their magic in SF
Oh grow up, Republican States are the largest welfare recipients in the US
Free hypodermic needles for all!
Have you seen Dallas? They got crystal meth issues laced with their homeless. Don't make this bipartisan.
Pelosi, Waters, and Newsom seem to be doing just fine.
They legalized drugs
This is what happens
The greatest generation
KNEW NOT TO
LEGALIZE DRUGS
@@kathleenking47 They legalized marijuana,not hard drugs.Inform yourself.
They don’t live there.I’m certain that DeSantis and Trump are doing fine living in Florida,despite the large homeless population in Miami.
@@redman840 Blue cities draw in the homeless crowd.
@@uio890138 warm climates draw in the homeless crowd.
The tent at 40-41 is in front of an elementary school. I work around the corner. The poor parents have to walk their kids past the homeless, drug dealers, and the 5150s. Pathetic.
Wow! That should be taken care of by authorities 😮 Children should not have to put up with that! It’s awful
Just think what kind of creatures will be hiding among them.
Did they vote for D’s? If they did then why feel sorry for them?
Just think how "pathetic" it is for the "poor" homeless people living in that tent Geezuuzz 🤦🏻
♀️✌🏻
many of them voted for this
Silicon Valley hate to say it was the main culprit why the cost of living and rent/real estate went sky rocket in Bay Area and California alone
well yes, but that only caused it because politicians and locals don't want to build more housing for all the people coming to the area, so prices have to go up.
One word.
“DEMOCRAT”
give me a break there are so many republican states that have AWFUL poverty including alabama Mississippi and they are all run by republicans . Dont be dumb
Which states in the US are most afflicted by poverty? What party do they predominantly vote for?
You definitely don't know the answer to either of those questions.
@@jayargee492 actually Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana have awful poverty and those states mainly have conservative leaders so republicans must be responsible for the powerty in those states as well.
Republican States are the largest welfare recipients in the US. Facts hurt your MAGA brain.
Great job, Pelosi! You obviously love your hometown!
See also: the poor of West Virginia.
They seem to want to keep them like that down in the gutter.
Pelosi has more love for her precious PALESTINE than she has for California
@@Gravyballs2011 Dont gaslight.
We've all known W.V. has been poor for a century or more. Its very alarming to see San Fran fall to its knees so quickly -
Oh yes, dummy...it's ALL one woman's fault! What is it like to be unencumbered of critical thought.. must free up a lot of time
I am glad you refer to it as *"4th World."* There are many people from the "3rd world" who don't have problems like this.
True places in Mexico near the border don’t look this bad
That's one way to let everyone know that you have no clue whatsoever about the struggles of people in third world countries. Many of them have no options. Anyone living near or in San Francisco have all the opportunity in the world and choose not yo utilize them. Big difference
@@bradsanders407 You’re not seeing the issue here. The reason these people are homeless is largely because of drug abuse and mental illness. It’s not really about the lack of striving for opportunity. That’s just a weak and petty argument that more fortunate people use to belittle those less fortunate than them. If you’re a crackhead, no amount of opportunity in the world would stop you from wasting it on your next fix. Not everyone can be a functioning drug addict, and drugs can also awaken and cause destabilizing mental illnesses. The issue here is drugs and lack of rehabilitation and mental institutions for those with these issues. I assure you, most mentally stable people if knowledgeable and have resources to, will take the opportunities presented, which is why the market is always competitive.
antes de ser adictos tuvieron sus oportunidades ...todo es un cliché, todo
You must not know shit about the world you live in.
This is the army of G Newsom voters.
Tony Bennett remix " I left my shart in San Francisco "
The paid politicians of this City must become accountable for their dereliction of duty.! This is such a dangerous place to live!
This is what happens when you defund the police, decriminalize drugs, and let criminals out of jail with no bond, and allow stealing up to 1000 without any penalty.
@@greenspiraldragonThis is what happens when you keep voting in Dems. candidates with their idiotic policies.
@@greenspiraldragon sure haha. just blame random shit without naming the real problems. you go girl.
If you are clueless about the subject, just be quiet.
then name some specifics instead of rattling off insults
Money diverveted to military spending. Freedom is more important
I used to love visiting San Francisco- you couldn’t pay me to go there now.
J~ Philadelphia
YOU SHOULD SEE PHILADELPHIA IT HAS 4 WORLD HOMELESS APOCALYPSE ISSUES TOO
@@realbeautyness25Kensington Row
Eu também adoraria ir a São Francisco mas pra conhecer é dar um abraço no Steve Perry amo ele ❤.
your loss. San Francisco has its very real troubles, but my gosh there are so many beauties still. I’m born and raised here and every day I am grateful to live in this city, to see our sights, and connect with our folks. My gratitude and awe constantly outweigh my disdain and heartbreak for our homelessness crisis. It is really just downtown sf that has these severe problems, go most anywhere else in SF and it’s not like this.
@@keirameyer3522 has downtown gotten worst?
I've been there in 2019 and sf downtown is better looking than mine. Alot cleaner. I didn't see any homeless people.
Very sad but politicians still get richer while homeless becomes more prevelant
There is only one answer to all of our problems here in the USA and that is Government Reform, term limits, yearly audits on all Politicians earnings and no favors for Special Interests groups, that's just a start. If our Government says they care about us and are here to lookout for our best interest, then they shouldn't have a problem with this, right? 😮
I visited San Francisco back in the ‘80’s while in the Navy. I’m so thankful I saw it when it was such a beautiful city. This is absolutely pitiful today.
This is what happens when Democrats stay in office too long.
It was still nice in the 90’s when I went.
@@Ireaditonlinesoitmistbetrue that’s cool! I guess it went downhill sometime back in the early 2000’s.
It is because of your generation's failures that brought the country and Earth to its current state.
@@scottk2774 Obama? :)
The mayor thinks drug use is ok. We need a mayor that has some form of clear thinking .
Its a big city. Ur probably from some small suburb. That kind of lifestyle will always exist in the big inner cities. They can arrest as many as they want it till continue to come back until someone finds a better way to help with addiction
That is what is destorying this United States. Drugs that were voted in by the voters. They even give you free niddles and have someone on stand by to treat you if you overdose. We taxpayers are paying for it.
@@jayo9750ya but just letting it happen isnt the solution. I lived in oregon for 8 years about 3 hours from portland. They decriminalized drugs and the city is a shit hole not like it used to be. Looks just like this video homeless tents, used needles, people breaking into cars when your at the gas station, stores borded up because of the riots opps im sorry "mostly peaceful protests"
I finally moved out of oregon and last i heard they were starting to charge people for drugs to try to clean up the mess they made.
@@sussybaca7256 people think this is something new. Ive lived here my entire life. It used to be all over the city. Now its just mostly in the TL. They contain it to one area so it dosent spread out. Now that their hitting the tl it will spread out to the rest of the city. U can never fully get rid of it. U get rid of these people doing it and new ones come in right after
@@jayo9750Really? It used to be all over the city? I was in San Fran ten-years ago and went all over downtown, walked numerous times to the The Castro and back and saw and walked around downtown Oakland nearing sunset. I never saw anything like this. I'm sure it's not everywhere maybe people exaggerate but downtown areas I recognize looked much cleaner back then, even with a couple of homeless people hanging out, though never in such large groups.
Oh but let the president of China go back to SF. Streets would be clean again. 🤦🏽♂️
Every American city has areas like this.
From Grateful Dead to Walking Dead.
Underrated comment!
I’m a dead head and that was hilarious.
You deserve a million up votes. 😂
Hook, line and sinker
😂🤣🤣😂
Its not just San Fran, this is happening in cities all over the USA. We have a healthcare and housing crisis, and none of our politicians, state or federal, are doing anything about it.
Democrats aren't
Only in blue cities.
@@peekaboots01 No, pretty much every major city.
@@peekaboots01
Why aren't you enjoying your Socialism...? This is what Socialist filth always do...
Socialists are like a disease, and they never seem to learn from their mistakes; although, it could also be argued, that the poverty and misery which they create isn't by accident...
It's called problem -> reaction -> solution... In order to achieve their utopia, they must first destroy what existed before... These Socialists are truly vile monsters...
Exactly.
Controversially I do* support Newsom's recent action on re-opening institutions in CA for the severely mentally ill. Also like the investments in Community Health Centers model etc. for substance abuse SUDs.
*Medi-Cal coverage of SUDs is commendable. And expansion under ACA made more qualify. Now Biden should really campaign promise another Medicaid Expansion - up to 150% poverty line @ least. Would b hugely popular
Drug addiction, mental illness, and the cost of living are THREE main problems, not TWO!
Nancy Pelosi is doing a hell of a job isn't she ? 😂
As Thomas Sowell said, politicians and bureaucrats don’t ever solve these problems, without them they would have no job
quoting that guy again😂😂
thank you for the right wing lip service
and he was brilliant for saying it
@@joeoge9347He was right
@@joeoge9347 lmao it's like you libs love having your heads in the sand. "It's right wing" so it's automatically bad, don't even have to consider the point at all just bad because right.
I was there in the 1970s, lots of homeless then, but no tents. I slept in Golden Gate park a few times. Luckily I could donate plasma and make a little for a room, and lots of places gave free food. I started college in California which was free for poor people and ended up becoming a professional who could buy a house but only in the Midwest where they were cheap once. Love to all.
@@imamyousomtimes I think it is terrible that people don't have legal areas to be when they are poor. One of the great things about America, unless black or Indigenous, was the idea of going into the wilderness and building a shelter or even a village. USA has a lot of space, but rules that don't allow much freedom. People still find different ways to exist, and some do well but from the inside, USA is crumbling. A lot of people lost all their savings and shelter in 2008, but the banks didn't. We have powerful companies buying real estate and many jobs went overseas. I think it is sad and frightening. I don't have answers. I realize drugs are part of the problem, but alcohol is a drug and has been around for thousands of years. Maybe that's why some cultures ban it, because it is destructive to families and a person's soul.
@@AhJodie I think there is such a frenzy to make money from real estate that owners will charge too much for rent or sell overpriced. Companies are desperate for profits too and do not care about employees or customers, just profiting. It happens because Congress refuses to do anything to stop it. They are ones who profit most, and the Supreme Court.
@@imamyousomtimes Back then, a person could simply get a job, any job, and they were plenty, and get a place to live, it was affordable. No one asked for a credit report, no one needed a degree, no one had a cell phone bill, no one had insurance, no one wanted a credit card, savings account paid interest, no one had a cable bill, on and on... Things were made to last and they were easy to fix if there was a problem, people talked to each other and helped each other. It wasn't perfect and some were very poor, but most people could easily get an apartment or house to rent or buy a house. Lots of people bought a piece of property and built their own house, my dad did and so did others we knew. USA economy is important to understand, I think the situation now makes people easier to control because they are full of fear and anger, only instead of demanding changes, they attack each other... I think it is also manipulation... 🤔🤨
@@imamyousomtimes going into the forest to live is how our ancestors lived for thousands of years, if not more... There are no bills, and our creator made a paradise with food, clean water and stuff to make shelter. They had everything they needed. They worked together and survived!!! We all got bamboozled 🤣
@@AhJodie
So why did you say it’s great for anyone but b l ack and indigenous?
Austin is turning into California
My older brother couldn't afford to live in San Francisco back in the 1980s. My mom told him to move to Stockton.
This is why I moved as far away from these garbage dump cities as possible. I moved so far away that google maps can't find me and I love it. 4.5 miles back a dirt road, no street lights, no traffic, no nosey neighbors, peaceful, quiet, and we keep it that way and no homeless. You would be eaten by the mountain lions or grizzly bears 🐻. Get as far away from these garbage dump cities as possible. You will thank me.
That's fine and all,,but not smart to mock those poor people god loves everyone..mocking them and talking bad about them will only upset the good Lord..watch what you say..
But then the rural areas would fill up! 😄
AGREED.
What about medical facilities?? What if you get really sick?? Also, there but for the grace of a God could go you as homeless person.
You say this now but if someone like me moved within two miles of you we both know you'd be on the internet whining about how Californians are ruining everything.
This is disgraceful that this has been allowed to get this far!!!
Oh well. Don't vote blue
@@keith4886 well, when your auntie is the Dinosaur speaker of the house!!! 😠
@@alanbiancardi2531The syst€m is r*gg€d. No one likes Newscum , but he’s still in his position even though they recalled him 1 time and they are working to try to recall him agaiin!
Done by design
lmaooo that dude at 0:42 was saggin his pants too hard
I haven’t gone to SF in years. The only place I go to is in Pacifica for the dog beach.
It’s really sad how things just keep getting worse and worse.
Decades of voting democrat, here's your hope and change.
Just wait until the newcomers vote. This country will be a one party rule for the Communist Democrats
Exactamente.
When you stop voting Blue or Red and actually start voting for your national interest this shit won't happen, people need to stop emotional voting and start voting for smart young passionate nationalist leaders.
As the other guy said, Alabama and many red states aren't any different.
@@orlando198200actually yes, red states have the smallest homeless populations and lower crime rates. California, New York, New Mexico, and Illinois are all blue states and have some horrible homeless issues. Meanwhile Utah, Iowa, New Hampshire, and Kentucky are red states and they have significantly less problems with homeless and drug addiction, hell even Texas’s homeless population isn’t that bad despite the state being home to 30 million people
@@AiVersify I call that BS. Show me the stats proving that. Red states are poor states with high violence
I am from South Georgia. I visited San Francisco in 2005. I remember seeing George W Bush flags hanging out of windows with a bullseye between his eyes. I remember thinking, these people are more obsessed with a politician than they are about making their life better. I was glad to get back home to Georgia.
George Bush and his China trade agreement is one of the main reason our nation is destroyed and corporation lawlessness and Armageddon America was never Free built on Family members blood so why would you give our nation to corporations just like Jesus Christ said 🙏
To be fair George W. was one of the worst presidents in US history.
You can only imagine how obsessed they are now with blaming Newsome for everything. 🙄
@@TomikaKelly Yeah, definitely not the fault of the liberal politicians running the state that are passing the laws that are creating these problems. Must the fault of the Republicans in Iowa.
which politician are you and every commenter on this video obsessed with ?
Kamala Said this is What the country needs…. Vote for her 2024😢😢😢
Coming to a county near you….
🚨🤔Think🧐🚨
My friend visited sf a few months ago he got so scared walking on the streets that he didn’t want to go back there anymore. And he’s from a 3rd world country 😂
In Europe, even the most poor countries and the poorest cities don’t have neighborhoods that looks as bad as this. Crazy how the US doesn’t immediately wants to do something about it
Being poor doesn't mean you have to live on top of a turd , you dont need money to live cleanly.
also i disagree... look into documentaries of gypsy ghettos
ALbania, bulgaria
In US, the so called “slums” are the junkies or mentally ill (software) but the actual infrastructure (hardware) you see in the background look first world. In Europe and Asia, the slums seen are in the actual backdrop of the buildings, the hardware, the appearance of the city.. other than the people.
Cause Europe only allows limited number of them, our borders are wide open to anyone
usa ist komplett im arsch! schau mal wieviel schulden dieses kackland hat. deswegen brauchen die krieg mit russland.
@@Johnnyffd-ml9mkyou re thinking wrong. I love and travel across the European countries and I have never seen something even close to NYC and San Francisco.
How can a country give billions upon billions of tax payer's money to other countries when it's own citizens are suffering. This is ridiculous!! What the hell is wrong with our government?
One word. Corruption.
Many of those homeless people are illegal immigrants
You have to inform yourself.
1) the USA is not giving billions upon billions of tax money to other countries, it’s giving OLD WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION worth billions, which is extremely different.
2) these cities have all the money they want to fix their problems, and San Francisco throws BILLIONS every year toward homelessness… the problem is that the politics of the city and of California suck, because the administrations there protect criminals, incentivize addiction and entire homeless people from all over the country to go there and be maintained by the state. And finally
3) America is rich and prosper because it’s the world’s biggest geopolitical and military superpower. That status GIVES untold economic advantages to America and the American people, from creating infinite debt without having to worry, to tons of markets and foreign countries buying American products and implementing pro-American economic reforms… now, if we stopped doing all of that because “it’s expensive” we wouldn’t save money at all: we would LOSE MONEY, because all of the geopolitical agreements that result in massive gains for the US economy would simply fall flat without our geopolitical power to back them up.
So if you really love America and your prosperity, I suggest you start rethinking the way you conceive economics, because if America stops being a geopolitical superpower her economy also makes bye bye.
What is wrong with us? We put up with this
But, but, socialism ..
Calling certain parts of America third world is a disrespect to the third world. Fourth world is a better term.
The real only problem is cost of living
The saddest part is that the vast majority of people think this is all due to incompetence and not by design.
What would the purpose of it be, if by design?
no, the saddest part of this is the suffering of the poor on the streets. thru out time no one suffers like the poor. but i do agree with your assement of the reason. america is being destroyed from within. time to act everyone, unify and stand as
one. founding fathers told us it is our duty. as one we win. the only way we win is together….
@@wesleyreimer3868 You need a biblical lense to make sense of it all.
@lucksonmutiwekuziwa9948 I grew up with a biblical lense. I see a tonne of refusal of the conservatives to help the poor, the people with mental health care needs, the people with addiction issues; instead just judgment. This hypocrisy is exactly why I left the church, and why so many more people are leaving
California Governor Newsom talks a lot in media but has done hardly any thing to improve two big cities (SF and LA) in CA. He should be replaced with someone who really cares and listen to people issues (theft, safety, homeless, drugs, violence) in these cities
Larry Elder would've helped, but the lefties voted for Gruesome!
@@bryant475Elder rules! I remember hearing him on talk radio back in the day. He also had a tv show at one point iirc.
@@bryant475do you genuinely believe that California has fair elections?
@@ArmaDino22 I doubt it lol
Bring Arnnie back?😅
This is terrible and a disgrace
Nancy has done a great job 😈👹🤮
She crazy
These are the little people. In a politician's world they are known as Pee Ons
I volunteer in one of SF's biggest soup kitchens, it's crazy how many are from red states that move here because they know they've got a better chance at access to help than their own states but they've overloaded the system. It's what happens when Republicans don't take mental health and other issues seriously. but instead just complain about them.
@@blindbrad4719 But what was the situation in their home Red States? Were they living with family or relatives?
@@user-2c5Goi0fr8id-m i've heard tens of dozens of reasons 🤷🏻. some did, Son didn't and Some got kicked out for one reason or another. One couple with a kid came here because they kept getting screwed around with their tanf benefits. they came this way because they'd heard democratics lean more towards helping with social than republicans which in part is true. they moved when their area once again cut funding and saw that California had raised theirs, not realising we did that to combat the strain of influxes before them.
Newsom's California dream😠😡😞
It's crazy! I went to San Fran 8 years and the amount of homeless I saw was staggering.
Thanks for sharing. Smh
Keep voting Democrat
lmao
Will do. Thank you for the referral.
Clearly this is not a political issue. ARE U PROUD TO VOTE FOR A RAPIST & PERPETUAL LIAR & THEIF who was photographed hundreds of times with Jeffery Epstein ???
Trump for prison
😂 you are delusional to believe voting Republican will change anything. Look at any red state something.
How to destroy one of the greatest cities in the world 101. Vote democrat.
The Republicans overly hate the working class. The Republican party used to support labor unions but not anymore. They only support big business. And pretty blatantly too. The only way they can get votes is by triggering hot button issues like abortion and homophobia
I grew up conservative but lets be real its a uniparty and theyre all actors. Both sides are just meant to give us the idea of choice.
Everything moved left
You're only seeing part of the problem. This is a capitalism issue. Democrats and Republicans are two factions of the one Big Business Party
@@howeffingridiculous Crony Capitalism and Actual Capitalism are two different things. We have the former among the uniparty and only a handful of actual capitalists within the Republican party because the United States is in fact supposed to be a Republic and the congress is supposed to coin money. Not the federal reserve.
This is what political duopoly does to a nation. Break the blue/red conundrum and get some genuine people in charge.
"We cannot all live in cities, yet nearly all seem determined to do so."
Horace Greeley 1867
If there were palm trees in SF, we'd be sure it was Haiti.
There are palm trees in SF lol.
Palm trees was literally in the video. 😂😂
Palm 🌴 Trees in California stretch all the way from San Diego as far North as Redding, California, which is only 2 hours away from the Oregon/California border. I believe Palm Trees also actually exists throughout the state of Oregon & parts of Washington State as well, closer to the Coast.
San Jose, California is maybe only 20-40 minutes away from San Francisco & that City is covered in Palm Trees & almost looks like an LA suburb in SoCal. Oakland is across the Bay Bridge from SF & they have Palm Trees all over the City. The only lack of Palm Tree sightings in Cali are most likely between far North of Redding (CA) & Medford, Oregon.
The closer you get to the Oregon border traveling within the state of California to the far North, the less likely you will see the existence of Palm 🌴 Trees.
@@joshuadiaz2330 Palm trees can grow along Pacific coast as far north as Vancouver, Canada. There are a bunch along the harbor in the city.
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath Nice! Didn't know that. Never been to Vancouver but I hope to go one day. Furthest North I've been in the West is about an hour or two outside of Seattle. Past Everett I think, if I remember correctly.
Another shit show! Way to go Joe!
Joe says HI!
@@Den_store_Kalmarunionactually it wasn’t, stop the bullshit. San Francisco wasn’t nearly as rough in 2017 as it is now
His fault how exactly? Didn't think so
NOT Joe, all the Democrat voters. They voted for this mess.
The real poop show is ur lord and savior Orange man Chump I mean Trump
Disgusting!!
It doesn't look 3rd world, It is 3rd world now ! 😮
Liberal, Democrat policies. You get what you ask for Dems.
Mainly the weather. Most these people come from elsewhere and can’t stand the climate where they come from. And I don’t blame them. It’s an easier life to be homeless in CA than homeless in pretty much any other state. No point in freezing to death in your area if you can’t afford housing.
@@Kenny2k08LOL. Sure, it’s the weather. Like San Fran is the only place in this country with consistently mild weather…
Wow give these guys checks for being homeless and they rush over here in droves harrassing the people working for a living very shocking
What have you done to help them?
@@tyyy4681 one of the only places in my experience. LOVED the weather the few years I was in the Bay Area. Everywhere else in the country feels too hot or too cold. Most of California is just right although the Bay Area is a little chillier than socal. San Diego is beyond perfect.
ITS BIDENS AMERICA WHAT DID U EXSPECT
What have you done to help them?
"Exspect"? 😂
This has been getting worse since 2000 I worked there and watched it .😎
Vote republican @@LetsTravelThisYear
@@LetsTravelThisYear I have done NOTHING to help them, get into the situation they are in. I am busy trying to keep myself from being homeless. Now it's only fair to ask you, what have you done to help them? Maybe "NotTravelThisYear" and donate the money to help them instead?
They should all be moved to Nancy and Gavin's neighbourhoods
I left California 20 years ago, I was struggling to survive working two jobs. This breaks my heart. California is not the same California I grew up in. Sending prayers for all.
Sad thing of it is it has same problems when you left, its just continued making the same mistakes long before you left and since you left.
Now those two jobs would be impossible to afford you a simple roof over your head.
It's getting like that in a lot of places now. California was just ahead of the curve. It's really just simple math... when real wages stagnate while rents and insurance keep going up, more people are going to get pushed out. SF is especially bad because they flat refuse to build more housing and what little is built is marketed towards the upper end of the market.
Went a year ago to LA - last there in 2004;: no words to describe the revulsion and horror I experienced.
I live abroad,i am a Foreigner ,every time i watch american news looks like 1980's Robocop movie.
And you are still voting Democrat. Ha ha
Way to go Newsome it's just a big mess growing
Florida is just as bad but Dems don't exploit that for political gain. Instead they try to address the root of the problem which is the fact that our economic system is broken. Trickle-down economics, which started under Reagan, has been a failure.
As someone from a developing country who lived in the US for a few years a couple of decades ago, it's actually really shocking to see. We have homeless people living on the street in my country too (I used to volunteer for them) but the number is very low and most of them are employed, they just don't want to spend on rent and prefer to send all their money home to the family. Very few of them were mentally ill or drug addicts. I never felt threatened or scared around them, they were really just regular people, they just happened to live under a bridge
FJB
What a shame to corrupt government. Government is for the people and by the people. Not in this case.
I think you worded that wrong... It's not one of the richest cities in the US... It is a city in the USA with the richest celebrities and politicians and the poorest working class citizens !!!
Welcome to London
@@roops2939Das how we function
That’s a lot more accurate. Thanks 🙏 for pointing that out.
This is becoming a problem everywhere. Drugs are ridiculous and the cost of living is just making it worse when most can't earn enough to eat much less pay rent!!
@@Ida-Adriana Always critical, always cynical
WTF is happening to our country?!!!
I wouldn't walk around SF with armed security.
How can the politicians help the homeless when our money needs to go pay for ALL of Ukraine and their pensions. Yes and send any left over taxes to Israel.
Could clean all this up w 10% of the money we’re sending ukraine! Instead the u.s. is losing every war
How about taxing the rich and the churches plenty of money there, but Republican Don’t want to do that.
Usa way to interfere every other countries issues but always forget their own😂😂😂😂
Please enlighten us
They could clean it up with the money they already have, but it's not used properly
@@user-jw9ye1em7mdon't blame that mess on Republicans, wake the f--k up
I thought worser was not a word
Hmmm more money for Israel Ukraine and Taiwan????? Whats wrong with this????😮
Yes!!! More money for Ukraine!!!
The Ukrainian MP bought a $600,000 Rolls Royce Spectre-the first one in Europe. Maybe he needs another?
The core problem; DON'T ALLOW CORPORATIONS TO OWN RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. It causes a domino effect on the economy and the public. Housing & land is a utility, like water and electricity, not for profit or business.
In a capitalistic society everything is for profit 📈 🤑.
That's happening in Arizona right now I think it's 3 or 4 large corporations bought about a third of homes for sale and drove up the prices of houses to where the average person can't afford it.
Problems* lack of affordable housing, lack of health resources (mental and physical) and lastly a lack of good paying jobs. Min wage doesn’t cover most rent. Jobs for people out of college isn’t that high either so they’re better off but it’s take awhile to actually see it benefit them. I think many places have the resources to fix these issues but keeps make “quick fixes” that create more problems.
You must've forgot that around 73 percent of the homeless in California are from out of state. They specifically chose to come here since this state is a mirage of paradise regarding government support and handouts for absolutely nothing.
@@7he.Polexican it's also warm all year here unlike other places where they could suffer from heat or cold exposure.The perfect temperature range to live outside.
I was there in the late 70's and was clean and has cool weather, never thought was going to get crowded with homelessness 😢
That's all of California. Yet people still trust politicians.
Keep your smart working job, and move in a rep state
@@adofonconi9753 Yeah I need to do that. $8,000 for a one way uhaul makes it difficult.
2 main problems: addiction,mental illness and the cost of living.
the relaxed laws/lack of enforcement by the DA's are also part of the problem, one of the main ways drug addicts get sober is in jail since they are forced to sober up and quit using, all these people steal over there to support there drug habits, San Fran & Oakland have made theft under 1000$ a ticketable offense or at worse an overnight stay where they get released the next morning no bail needed, and they allow open air drug use/purchases, hell they even give them the needles & other equipment, if these people would be held accountable for their actions like they are in the vast majority of the country many of them would sober up in jail, not wanna go back and turn their life around, not all of course but it would be a big start in the right direction to fixing the problem...
@@rksocal2828he meant there were 3 problems instead of 2 🙄
Addiction is a deep rooted mental health issue so in a way, it's the same thing. Sad to see such vulnerable people with no money or support
@@chrismomo1977 wtf does that have to do with my comment???, and since were posting random emoji's like a 12 year old heres mine🖕
@@rksocal2828 So only 12 year olds use emojis? Your logic is as shallow as your EQ. 🤦🏻
Racial makeup is extremely important. Let's understand that political correctness got us here ;)
Keep voting democrat and things will get even worse