Was Karlous M right or wrong?

[AquaCityBoy]

What happened to Wild n Out

They shot a whole season over a year ago and never aired it

 

[ORDER_66]

he's right the govt can end homelessness IF they wanted to but they dont because israel ukraine and war and the military budget is more important

 

[Scaaar]

He was a bit all over the place. But that comment to the Nick is the crux of it. Everybody in that room got money and can do something about it. Individually or as a collective. But you're gonna write a bill, send it to a senator or a rep, who could have wrote that bill months and years ago, and expect something to happen.

He definitely called them out which I appreciated. The majority of celebs try to do it for the good publicity and the tax benefits but majority of them don't care at all. Ask them to allow a homeless person to stay in their home and see how they start copping pleas. Homelessness is a deeper issue with many layers but this country has the necessary funds to fix some of the issues. But in a capitalist society, the bottom line always takes precedent

 

[BlackAchilles]

Nah I understand what he gettin at

But kinda show is this bullshyt from?

 

[AAKing23]

The situation is much more nuanced than how it’s being presented

 

[Kornball The Conqueror]

i agree

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Feels so forced. Like they had to create drama so people could post the clip and hopefully watch the show. Karlous problem is he’s used to being able to sit on that couch on his podcast and say whatever. He never gets pushback there

 

[Rell84shots]

Nope, Karlous is brutally honest a lot of the time and he was being real.

 

[Trav]

More right than he was wrong

Especially wit Nick's goofy ass

 

[Sniper]

He’s right, homelessness isn’t our problem and neither is people not being able to afford homes.

People are homeless for a reason.

Now could the good more? Yes, use some of that Ukraine money

 

[Rell84shots]

More right than he was wrong

Especially wit Nick's goofy ass

You mean to tell me "are you for or against homelessness" isn't a good question?