They're Saying California Has Spent 17 Billions In 4 Years To Fight Homelessness, But It's Gotten Worse

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Can't help but laugh at least once or three times a day, to see people in one of the most expensive areas of the city and the state,

shooting up fent, roasting a meth pipe, or smoking fent out of foil, in open view.

Don't blame anyone, everyone has to get their money, but it's a darkly hilarious contrast to the yuppie prosperity all around.

 

[Animal House]

I’m moving to San Diego next summer and curious just how bad is the homeless situation across the city?

I’ve seen large encampments in Oceanside, Downtown and the Mission Hills/Hillcrest area but trying to gauge just how widespread it is.

I lived in South Bay so that’s Chula Vista/ Eastlake area and from what I can tell from visiting they don’t really seem to be around there besides Westfield Mall

 

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it's WILD in downtown San Diego

my above post is about downtown SD/East Village, the whole area, that's where I live.

I feel like a p*ssy not walking through the encampments, which block the street, but the meth smoke, the smell, the sheer physical violence factor, I will cross into the street sometimes.

You see guys that are obviously straight out of the pen, all jacked, gang tats, smoking a meth pipe, like that could go wrong for me, in an instant lol

they nod at me and give me my respect but still that's borderline asking to get snuck to me lol

 

[Trojan 24]

I’m moving to San Diego next summer and curious just how bad is the homeless situation across the city?

I’ve seen large encampments in Oceanside, Downtown and the Mission Hills/Hillcrest area but trying to gauge just how widespread it is.

Better then LA still, you can avoid it in areas. Now if you wanna be in Downtown/Gaslamp/East Village you'll run across it. If your aren't thinking downtown area, North Country has plenty of areas where it's not much of a problem

 

[Trojan 24]

it's WILD in downtown San Diego

my above post is about downtown SD/East Village, the whole area, that's where I live.

I feel like a p*ssy not walking through the encampments, which block the street, but the meth smoke, the smell, the sheer physical violence factor, I will cross into the street sometimes.

You see guys that are obviously straight out of the pen, all jacked, gang tats, smoking a meth pipe, like that could go wrong for me, in an instant lol

they nod at me and give me my respect but still that's borderline asking to get snuck to me lol

You got family or just solo out there? SD is on my list of possible moves, I'm single so I can deal with homeless but if I'm starting a family probably couldn't

 

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You got family or just solo out there? SD is on my list of possible moves, I'm single so I can deal with homeless but if I'm starting a family probably couldn't

Solo. There are many places where it's a non issue, but those are all going to be either very suburban/rural, or very very expensive, as far as buying a home/raising a family, even for higher earners.

but yeah everyday here you will see drugs getting used, people yelling incoherently, saw a full car burned to a crisp, scattered belongs, all blackened, just sat there for a few days. People walking around naked, bleeding, with spears, swords, knifes.

 

[UpAndComing]

Non profits making big money

The irony

 

[Consigliere]

"Number two, that many people on the streets of California are not from California. There’s a widely held belief that many people become homeless elsewhere, and come to California for the weather and the more liberal approach to homelessness. And therefore, California does not owe them anything. Not true, says Kushel.

“Nine out of 10 people lost their stable housing here. These are Californians,” she said. “We have to create the housing for all Californians.”

I’m guilty of throwing out this talking point.
This is a great post in terms of reframing the narrative.

 

[Genos]

shyt nikka I want free permanent housing too

Word to Vienna Austria

 

[Fill Collins]

house them, re-nationalize mental health facilities or just fukking kill them at the point if they're in the way at this point, they're disgusting

 

[Pedro Negro]

Solo. There are many places where it's a non issue, but those are all going to be either very suburban/rural, or very very expensive, as far as buying a home/raising a family, even for higher earners.

but yeah everyday here you will see drugs getting used, people yelling incoherently, saw a full car burned to a crisp, scattered belongs, all blackened, just sat there for a few days. People walking around naked, bleeding, with spears, swords, knifes.

Sounds pretty like much NY.

I can deal with homeless, just not trying to feel like actually live within an encampment.

Appreciate the info, brehs.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

If the shyt was just gonna get worse they should’ve thrown that bread into high speed rail so you could zoom by the bums at 300 kilometers per hour and it all looks blurry.

Meanwhile in NY I ain’t seen one bum scraper 3000 in the streets

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Meanwhile in NY I ain’t seen one bum scraper 3000 in the streets

I could fix homelessness and this migrant shít in two weeks

 

[Richard Glidewell]

how much land did they buy? how many homes did they build?

That right there.......more than likely they gave the money to some business or no profit and said good enough. If the city not actually building structures they giving away money.

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Meanwhile in NY I ain’t seen one bum scraper 3000 in the streets

Peace to the breh but he doesn't need all that junk