Luxury homeless apartment building opens in Los Angeles. $600,000 per unit, paid for by taxpayers.

Citizen Watch Report ^

[BBQToadRibs2]

Pretty sweet drug den. Should be getting some unsurprising headlines coming out of that complex in the future.

[silverleaf]

Sounds like that addresses the root cause of homelessness, eh?
Just give them luxury condos.
Problem solved…

[V_TWIN]

What could go wrong? 🤷

[V_TWIN]

Brought to you by the same brainiacs that spent TWO MILLION DOLLARS on ONE public toilet.

[rockabyebaby]

“unsheltered” residents, “woke” nation is so creative with their verbage.

[dynachrome]

Who will b in charge of the drug and booze deliveries?

[econjack]

How about taking the $1.2 billion and put them to work cleaning the streets, janitorial services for public buildings, or on-the-job training programs? A housing plan like this does NOTHING to solve the problem but simply attracts more homeless people to free housing.

[RoosterRedux]

Thank God we have California as the perfect example of the kind of destruction Wokeism leaves in its wake.

Poor Gavin Newsom. He will always look like a complete ninny by being a loyal party hack.

California looks worse than it would if Cheech and Chong had been running it in the 1960's.

"Free weed for everyone...and feel free to Bogart that joint!"

[PIF]

Perhaps some one is looking for an insurance pay out in the near future?

[The Louiswu]

Thank goodness it’s in LA. Imagine when the government starts putting up these boondoggles in rural areas demanding that all Americans share the burden of the great unwashed. Hundreds a foreign soldiers bivouacked in the middle of Iowa or Indiana.

[uranium penguin]

So, it’s a high rise luxury Project..

How long does a person live here and still be homeless?

And once that Homeless person moves in, and then brings their family to live with them?

I am guessing that they, will be allowed to live their until death? Then the remaining family will inherit, and this will be passed down generation to generation?

[LittleBillyInfidel]

Cool! The meth chefs will have clientele built right in on every floor. Lots of money to be made until the whole thing is brought down by one of the many dealers’ kitchen fires. Even if it never burns down, no biggie. Chemical/toxin related building inspection codes only pertain to normal people. Criminal riff raff will get a pass for the greater good of its esteemed residents.

[SharpRightTurn]

California - land of nuts and flakes: just to stroll down memory lane, how’s that high speed rail system working out for you?

[Lazamataz]

Nobody remembers Cabrini Green?

[Bernard]

Chicago has some building names they aren't using anymore, so let's call this place "Cabrini Green".

Or "Robert Taylor Homes"

Or "Ida B. Wells"

It would be like launching a cruise ship and calling it "Titanic II". Or "Son Of Minnow"

[McGruff]

Looking at it looks like a recipe for disaster. They will turn it into a s**t hole like they do to the streets.

[neverevergiveup]

This was tried before, sort of, with public housing high-rises, many of which have since been torn down.

Cabrini-Green in Chicago is a good example. Shootings, high crime, unlivable for many of the residents.

[high info voter]

Once again the DemocRATS message...... F’ decent American taxpayers!!

[logi_cal869]

Yeah, that’ll work. /s

I wonder what fool has underwritten the insurance.