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When I lived in Hawaii, I was shocked by the number of 'homeless' people there. Most are drug addicts, mentally ill or alcoholics hanging in the parks near Waikiki. However, there is a large number of 'homeless' who choose to live in tents and make-shift shelters along the beaches. Some work full time. They pay no rent. Others get government assistance and live a pretty decent life style, at taxpayer expense.
Are they on Travelocity?
That’s one I’d join, depending on how close it is to the beach. Sure beats Fargo, especially in winter.
I have a question. Just what makes these idiots think it is going to be any here in Honolulu?
I can see pressuring the tourist industry, but Chinatown sounds a bit risky, and I can’t see a happy ending for folks trying to squeeze the Koreans.
Obamavilles.
And that's just the politicians.
The ‘homeless industry’ is one of the more interesting liberal scams...
The obamanonics recovery by any other name would still mean depression.
And the bathrooms are located where? Oh, maybe I don’t want to know.
Beats the heck out of being homeless in Detroit.
A few years ago there were a bunch living in a park near the Waikiki Hilton, you could see the campfires at night and of course we were told to not go there at night (duh).
There’s some sort of special Pacific Islander visa that allows certain people entry with no apparent requirement for support etc. Many of these vagrants are not Hawaiians.
Communists and the freaks who pimp for them are some of the sickest vermin to ever crawl across the face of the Earth.
A democrat is in office. There are no homeless people.
There are thousands of homeless, they are everywhere in Honolulu, many dumped from the Mainland.
Ironically, here’s a cartoon from today’s paper?
They are referred to here as “zombies.” You can’t go more than a couple hundred feet in most parts of the city without running into at least one.
The weather and the political conditions are awesome for a homeless person in Hawaii.
That may end up being my retirement plan since Barney Frank tanked my 401K back in 2008.
One small propane torch would take care of the problem; most of those tents are made of nylon and will burn like gasoline once you get them started.