[Boomer]

Long article. What is the short version?

[Mr. Jeeves]

The short version is “Increasing homelessness expands the radical Left’s power base - and employs a giant collection of worthless grifters known as ‘homeless advocates’ who care more about the Revolution than solving street-level problems.”

[miserare]

A guy is selling his book.

[PGR88]

Long article. What is the short version?

Hard core leftist political agents are grifting massive amounts of money, while at the same time using homelessness and drugs to create a cancer eating at American society.

[Track9]

“Thus, each drug addict defecating on the streets in the Tenderloin was a massive middle finger to some imagined white male with a briefcase. The premise of your solutions, which make so much sense, assume that adherents to the now reigning ideology want things solved. They do not. They want people inconvenienced by addicts – the homeless become quote literal scared cows who roam society reminding everyone of the sins of capitalism.

[Jim Noble]

“ Long article. What is the short version?”

Communist revolution is underway. And getting lots of undercover help from state and federal government moles buried in our many bureaucracies.

May be too late to stop.

OK, Boomer?

[GOPJ]

“... the ‘ideology’ of people who “advocate” for the homeless to a religion gone haywire. ... another point for your consideration. This is the fact that this leftwing religion is based on split-off hatred and contempt for civilization itself.

When I attended substance abuse conferences in San Francisco run by community leaders, it became clear to me that these people had no understanding of mental health disorders like addiction – they regarded “homeless” addicts as heroes of some kind.

This is the short version...

[GOPJ]

Dr. Mark Zaslav. “I like your comparison of the ‘ideology’ of people who “advocate” for the homeless to a religion gone haywire. But I wanted, as a psychologist, to add another point for your consideration. This is the fact that this leftwing religion is based on split-off hatred and contempt for civilization itself. When I attended substance abuse conferences in San Francisco run by community leaders, it became clear to me that these people had no understanding of mental health disorders like addiction – they regarded “homeless” addicts as heroes of some kind.

This is the short version...

[Boomer]

Thanks everyone for your take on the article.