Posted on 03/08/2017 9:30:53 PM PST by Lorianne
California, 1 of only 6 states where Democrats control the governship, statehouse (with a super-majority nonetheless) and state supreme court, is perfectly setup to implement a Bernie Sanders-inspired socialist utopia where everyone makes the same amount of money, enjoys limitless social programs and is never exposed to the horrors of gender-based bathroom signs.
And while liberals would like for you to believe that their socialist agenda is the cure for poverty (in addition to pretty much every other problem plaguing the world), California's reality paints a slightly different picture. In fact, in just the latest example that all is not well in California's socialist utopia, Dan Lyman recently exposed this shocking video footage of a sprawling tent city that is 'home' to an estimated 1,000 residents.
As Lyman points out, what was once a beautiful bike trail along the Pacific Ocean has now been transformed into a tent city, rife with crime, that reeks of garbage and human feces.
At the corner of the 405 & 101 freeway there is Sepulvada park with a large dam and nearby are about 40 guys living in the brush and trees by a creek. The city is going to clear them out to clean up the creek which is filled with debris and overgrowth. The homeless will be moved out but will move back once the work is done. The newspaper interviewed one guy who has lived there for 2 years!
Environmental laws are so punitive against builders, it has kept apartments from being built.
Thus, a lack of housing .. automatically raises the rates.
Homeless complain of being caught off guard by Sepulveda Dam Basin cleanup
http://www.dailynews.com/social-affairs/20170308/homeless-complain-of-being-caught-off-guard-by-sepulveda-dam-basin-cleanup
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