So they can turn the hotel into something like this in Chicago?The left using every opportunity to enact their dumbass views on everyone.
Wait until the novelty of this quarantine stuff wears off. People like having something to talk about in this sad bored world we live. Makes their life exciting for a minute.
It’s only been a few weeks, and it’s going to get fast. Especially for Americans who want to travel come spring and summer time, and when people realize they don’t know ONE person with this virus. Watch and see COVID19 fatigue gonna hit soon and hard, and no politician’s grandiose power grab is going to matter.
What about all those ‘homeless shelters’ United Way assures us we’re supporting??
So they can turn the hotel into something like this in Chicago? Honey, put this one on the list that we will NEVER stay in again when in NOLA
Katrina, part deux.
Some of the local citizens are inquiring if there is Heniken Beer near the Hotel to loot? Free beer, free Hotel and no water to wade through like Katrina.
Ya check in but ya don’t check out.
Roach motel.
remind me to never stay there.
I’ll NEVER stay in that hotel again. Lice fleas filth etc I wonder if they’re going to bring their shopping carts into the rooms
Oh God. Can you imagine de-toxing that hotel after they leave?
Gather them all up into one place so if one gets it they can all get it, sorta like a cruise ship. Brilliant idea. /s
Complete with room service and a nightly mint on their pillow. At taxpayer expense, of course.
“It’s a great day to be homeless!!!” - Dr. Horrible newscast.
I think it’s a smart move.
How many hotels would San Francisco need?
Clever!
Concentrate the undesirables in an enclosed space where infection is guaranteed and eliminate them.
what to beat that when this is over some attorney will sue to keep the homeless housed in the hotel.
Bed bugs and lice.
Interesting how, when they are living in a hotel room, they are nevertheless called “homeless.”
Interesting how people who get government benefits totaling 20-30 thousand a year in value are nevertheless called “poor.”
Interesting how people who earn 50,000 and pay 25,000 in taxes are nevertheless shown as earning 50,000 and not eligible for benefits.
Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase, “Chocolate City”
Just in time to fill out census forms...