942

I still need to respond to our concersation regarding Yang, but ive bern busy being a dumbshit with another dumbfuck in this thread.

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A good case study is that liberal shithole San Francisco where things are getting wildly out of control.

Even though theyve adopted a program for free needles, etc, its only been getting worse and worse. As san Francisco now has designated shitting streets as if its India, theres a danger due to the potential spread of herpes due to contact with shit and needles. But jailing people for shitting on the street isnt a crime, because “compassion”.

These “progressive” policies simply dont work, and integrating policy from portugal or Switzerland wont work due to demographics and the fundemental problem as ro why people turn to drugs is different.

All of this is also made worse by this bullshit farce the left uses to force their policies on everybody else. Because of their immigration and economic policies, you cant even rent a home in these shitholes because of all the influx of people who move there which artificially inflate the proce of a home.

People seeking free government handouts, no regulation as to who gets acess to welfare spuring even more migration, government sponsored replacement programs that displace american workers with foerign hb1 visa workers as a means to reduce labor costs in both private sector and academia. Incetivices people to move to these refions and prices people out.

Refusal of local “progressive” governments to build new homes u der the guise of “enviormental” concerns, only serves to keep proces and property values artificially high, which only makes useless government and stupid fucking boomers rich.

Local government shutting down private charities in LA and SF, which provide housing for the homeless under the guise of sanitary and safety concerns, but fining and prohibiting charities from descriminating against individuals.

The most hilarious thing about all of this, is the trend towards slavery that bold “progressive” policy results in

You cant afford to own anything, you cant afford to start a life. All you get is a fucking pod, but you do get to pay high taxes and live a hedonistoc life and build an online persona and existence that isnt materialistic.

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943

Yea, you have to change the laws of the country for that. You get punished based on severity of the crime, not frequency unfortunately. But I agree, some people just have no place in society.

944

That article profiles a guy making a deliberate lifestyle choice though. Contrast that scenario with the company towns of unregulated capitalism. Similar economic traps arising from opposing socioeconomic philosophies. Almost as if the propensity for exploitation exists independent of economic structure.

945

the problem is the SJWs dont acknowledge that there are bad people who refuse to get help and want to do drugs and commit crimes. some news people in seattle (RIGHT WING NAZIS OBVIOUSLY) are now compiling a list of homeless repeat offenders, and the sjws are triggered

my whole concern and the reason im bringing it up in this thread is that these people, with AOC leading them, want to turn the whole country into SF/portland/seattle

BONUS ARTICLES:
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/homeless/health-officials-investigating-cluster-of-hiv-infections-in-north-seattle/

looks like the free needle excahnges didn’t work. all it did was turn seattle into a shithole. homeless sex workers get the HIVs, spread the HIVs

TYPHUS

thats every homeless tent city in the progressive shitholes

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946

Sociopathy has existed since the dawn of man.

Some systems are more susceptible to exploitation than others.

Some even have it baked in.

Corporate Capitalism, for example.

Without the proper, legally enforced social constraints fettering it, it will inevitably devolve into Plutocracy or Oligarchy.

See: Modern America.

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948

This isnt the result if people doing this because thats how they want to live. This only occurs in places where rent is out of control, this is the consequence of bad policy.

949

Homelessness is 100% due to housing costs being out of control.

It is a systemic problem.

950

People are just trying to make as much money as they can, it’s not their job to make things affordable for everyone.
It’s the American way.

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951

O.G. tea drinkers would beg to differ.

952

And you can’t have somebody to easily point at, to say, “See, Tommy? THAT’S what happens when you don’t capitulate to Corporate slavery! Now then son, here’s my shotgun, and your week’s $2 allowance - go clean those vets off my lawn.”

953

Its an issue made infinetly worse by government meddeling.

Toure also assuming your system isnt as retarded or damaging to the poorest. For as much criticism you offer, you dont ever offer any waya to solve the issues.

954

From the article you linked:

"He says that for him, this lifestyle isn’t cumbersome or confusing. “That’s what’s great,” he says. "When you don’t own things, you don’t have to keep track of them. You just show up.

He’s part of a newish group of young people. He is educated and owns his own business. He could be considered well off, but he is also, in a way, homeless. By choice."

Dude could live in a cheap neighborhood and commute. Opts not to. Could also go live anywhere with a lower cost of living, might have to change carreers to do so, as one does

955

Pmyes the article says that.

Youre insinuating this isnt a behavioral response to expensive property values.

Thats like saying the rate of divorce and unfavorable divorce laws that exist in the west have no impact on the descicion of men who opt to not marry but rather whore around.

956

Some homeless have mental issues making them unable to take care of themselves. Drugs abuse is also an issue but none of which is 100% based on housing issues.

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957

Both of those are led by the fact that housing is not affordable to them.

958

how do you know?

959

Only so far as government is owned by the rich.

The solution is governmental interference on behalf OF ITS PEOPLE, not corporations.

960

Basic math.

If you’re not mentally capable of taking care of yourself, then you can’t hold down a job.

If you’re strung out of your mind, you can’t hold down a job.

In either case, you’re probably not going to be making enough money to afford your own place, were you capable of holding down some smattering of employment.

Because the housing market is out of control.

There are blocks and blocks of cities empty for the greed of austerity.

It is a systemic problem.

And not one that ought to exist.

It has been shown time and time again, that housing begets stability, begets better adjusted people, begets safer communities, begets a stronger nation.

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Housing prices make that choice far more compelling than they would otherwise be.

What would his “choice” have been, had he not been born into such a punative system as the U.S. economic robbery per housing?