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To: simpson96
During the Great Depression, people were homeless because the economy collapsed.

Today's homeless are mostly there by choice. Drug addicts, alcoholics, mental cases, etc. They get free food, free medical care, free needles, free walking around money. They are parasites, petty criminals, deviants, the scum of society.

9 posted on 02/06/2021 7:45:01 PM PST by Governor Dinwiddie (Guide me, O my great Redeemer, pilgrim through this barren land.)
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To: Governor Dinwiddie

Today’s homeless are mostly there by choice. Drug addicts, alcoholics, mental cases, etc. They get free food, free medical care, free needles, free walking around money. They are parasites, petty criminals, deviants, the scum of society.
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Almost 78 million lost their jobs last year has definitely led to an increase in homelessness. Corporate landlords are ignoring the eviction bans and evicting anyways.


22 posted on 02/06/2021 8:02:50 PM PST by Starcitizen (Thank you to the Senate for passing S.386, turning the US into the third-world shithole of India. )
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So I was the scum of society when I was basically homeless Mid-April to Mid-July after being illegally evicted? Even most AirBNBs jacked up their prices 3 to 4x, ($1600 to $2400 for the same room that was $600 per month per-Covid) and most month-term hotels/ motels were full.

No friends to crash at and no shelters available (they used 2019 income as a qualifier for any and all benefits, so I qualified for nothing.

Eff off scumbag.


25 posted on 02/06/2021 8:11:58 PM PST by Starcitizen (Thank you to the Senate for passing S.386, turning the US into the third-world shithole of India. )
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