They want to fill for profit prisons with homeless people. Then they have slave labor. Folks in California should vote out that shit governor you have and send him packing.
Unfortunately he is gearing up for his presidential run in 2028.
Just remember both sides are the same when it comes to how they treat the less fortunate.
I think most people in California support the crackdown. California tried the compassionate approach for many years, but we are sick of seeing meth heads in our downtowns. From the article, these people are being offered shelter beds and are refusing them. They are turning down help. There has to be a limit.
You sound like hateful person. Not every homeless person is drug addict. Wages are so low in California and home prices and rent are way out of reach for majority of Californians.
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They want to fill for profit prisons with homeless people. Then they have slave labor. Folks in California should vote out that shit governor you have and send him packing.
Unfortunately he is gearing up for his presidential run in 2028.
Just remember both sides are the same when it comes to how they treat the less fortunate.
I think most people in California support the crackdown. California tried the compassionate approach for many years, but we are sick of seeing meth heads in our downtowns. From the article, these people are being offered shelter beds and are refusing them. They are turning down help. There has to be a limit.
You sound like hateful person. Not every homeless person is drug addict. Wages are so low in California and home prices and rent are way out of reach for majority of Californians.
Do you even live here?