Residents rally against proposed 1,000-person San Diego homeless shelter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- There's a proposal on the table to turn a former printing business on Kettner and Vine in the Middletown neighborhood of San Diego into a homeless shelter by placing 1,000 beds inside the facility. On Friday afternoon, about a dozen people showed up at the site to express their frustration.
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Its crazy how so many people don't want to see a shelter, but don't come up with any solutions for it ? The irony is bonkers...
What's bonkers to me is how quality of fe issues go unenforced in
Todd Gloria's San Diego. Indiscriminant random trash everywhere,
open air drug use, defacation, etc. Wehave had ENOUGH
@@pauldempsey1214 That's the problem, you complain only yet don't come up with ways to solve it !
Hey pal I give a little of my $ every month to Salvation Army
Hey pal I give a little of my $ every month to Salvation Army
@pauldempsey1214 So, in your mind, that's a solution ? 🤔
Funny thing is this is an industrial area which is not far from downtown where they seek other forms of assistance. Off the streets is better than on the streets. I work in downtown and I have compassion for the homeless. I hope this shelter helps many and that they actually accept the help.
its in little italy, one of the most expensive areas in san diego. theres other places they can build it
Not little Italy at all 😂 @@thuzeza
"Not in my backyard" dilemma. So beyond the homeless problem, that dilemma has to be solved too I guess. Not in my backyard.
Funny thing is this is an industrial area which is not far from downtown where they seek other forms of assistance. Off the streets is better than on the streets. I work in downtown and I have compassion for the homeless. I hope this shelter helps many and that they actually accept the help.
of all the places they choose by downtown or by the beach?expensive places, why not build it in coronado while at it so they can have a nice view of the ocean
Absolutely disgusting that these people are bitching without helping!
What do you propose those people do??
I saw something the other day about father joes having to close a shelter and use only private funds for a sober living facility which is nuts. If you can’t keep drug and alcohol abuse out of shelters they will be dangerous for the sober residents and community. Have separate facilities and treatment for addicts and the severely mentally ill so people who struggling with housing can get the help they need which is very different than the help the addicted need.
Agree 100%
If there is a shelter in place, the next step to ban street tents to clean up neighborhoods. In order to clear the streets, there needs to be a place the homeless can go according to legality.
Those people: Why the city doesn’t do anything to help the homeless?!
The city: We are building a shelter for the homeless near your house.
Those people: Hell Nah, not here, not in this city……not near my house….
LOL!!!!!!!!
😆
Reality is these people would only be ok with institutionalizing them or shipping them and institutionalizing them in another state
Oh no…. 12 NIMBYs don’t like something…. This is an old industrial site that is next to the 5 freeway and not in the middle or a residential or business area.
Look at statistics; any area that builds a homeless shelter, crime goes up!
great idea these shelters should be all over America it is a hell of a lot better then sending billions and billions and soon to be trillions to other countries for they can kill each other that 700 billion we sent away could have built 100s of these shelters and paid for them for years to come.every American should have a place to call home in the richest country in the world. every American is a American and should be treated like Americans. Be nice to these people on your way up some day you just might need them on your way down.
Let’s get more in pacific beach and la jolla
Whoa , more than a Dozen protesters! They were out in FULL FORCE!!
Yes…. Let’s let 12 disgruntled NIMBYs dictate to the rest of the city t
CBS 8 has always catered to these people. It’s really pathetic.
THEY NEED A LARGE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, AND HIRE PEOPLE TO HELP RUN THE CENTER. A LOT OF THE PEOPLE I SEE ON THE STREET ARE SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ILLNESS AND SOME AUTISM, ITS VERY SAD TO SEE A PERSON IN SUCH BAD CONDITIONS.
Buy 1000 people used RVs cost 2 million get land outside the city for these Rvs and expand frome there with creating a commissary food system and restrooms way more efficient
Welcome to the real world, right? They need to move 😢...
they need to vote republican
That’s not very many people. Only 12. lol. The plan must go on
For someone that's been in homeless shelters there's still going to be a lot of people not going there, there's a lot of fights , arguing, theft, and that's why the quiet people leave they feel unsafe in the shelter and unsafe on the streets, there's no win.
We are absolutly fed up with having to pay higher and higher taxes to pay for all of these welfare programs.
How did the plan of tripling the rent work? More homeless than ever
Well then let them set tents up on the street.... you can not have both. What you really should be saying is the conditions behind the shelter. Like having a police substation attached or inside of it, no drug use on premises type stuff... not just no. Don't find problems find solutions or don't saying nothing at all.
They do not have a right to setup up tents on public streets. Stop normalizing this BS.
@@b14m23 lets go back in history shall we? People have camped on public spaces since the start of this country.. when someone came into a new town before a hotel was built or if they could not afford one they would pitch a tent. Now lets move up 100 years.. after the civil war mass encampments in cities.. move up 50 more years "Bonus Army" Move up 10 more years hoovervilles. Not to mention hobo jungles ect.. its been normal people just never knew about until drugs kicked in started causing problems. Free history lesson for yea on a beautiful saturday.
Normalized? Nope but been around forever.
See.
Portrait of Revolutionary War Veteran Joseph Winter
“Sturdy beggars”
depression of 1857 homeless
Hoovervilles
Bonus army
For better understanding..
@@b14m23 You just proved him right. Stop complaining about the problem and help find a solution. All you guys do is complain.
@@protodg6567 Amazing you think it's the cities job to keep pumping billions into a problem that only grows. Outlaw sleeping on pubic sidewalks. Encampments in the Mojave Desert for detox or bus tickets to cheaper areas of the country.
@@protodg6567 Exactly... but historically since the start of this country we have had homelessness, take a history lesson bud. DRUGS is the problem not homelessness. Fix the drug problem 90% of the homelessness will go away. Really they should be building a 1000 bed treatment center.
How to stop homeless issue in America:
Step 1: Fund 1 billion into a homeless sanctuary instead of wasting into an infinite cycle.
Step 2: Allow homeless to prove homeless and proper evaluation and diagnostics.
Step 3: Hire guards.
Step 4: Employ the homeless to work very little work to ensure rights to stay at the sanctuary.
Step 5: They get paid for their labor and get to buy their own food at the sanctuary.
Step 6: When they are ready, they get drafted to a job back in normal society from the sanctuary, like fast-trip or something.
Step 7: New law in which allows peacemakers to legally find a homeless person detain them and transport optionally any or all homeless to the sanctuary to start the new world homeless system.
Step 8: Reminder the sanctuary must profit and make more money than they invest into the homeless,
to proceed lifespan longevity of the homeless sanctuary systematic, thus approach.
Step 9: Consider the possibility of the outdoor homeless sanctuary as a profitable manufacturing source, to ensure that what the homeless are working for is going to be sold, to then allow the homeless sanctuary and all homeless employees receive income.
step 10: TL;DR,
Basically IF a "Homeless Shelter" was able to gain profit by the homeless working inside it somehow, whether it be manufacturing or some other PROFITABLE Labor, If they complete everything they need to do, they can choose to stay and work.
Or they can they can leave whenever they want.
Step 11: Please understand that If someone has made over a certain amount of income in the last 3 years and already work in society they wont be accepted or able to register or apply.
Homeless resident in the sanctuary shall be permitted to make purchases in the sanctuary like food they have a place to sleep there too. They can buy clothes utensils body health things, this could also be RETURNED PROFIT. I believe the united states can do this. You rock government of the U.S, I'm just trying to help. you guys could possibly consider. One last thing, even it could be a bus lines profit too, and beneficial to the homeless current or future resident of the sanctuary.
They could work in a farm job in the sanctuary and they wouldn't have to worry
about food as it would be growing right IN front of them over time.
Field farmers make good money too, so this is also a possible benefit.
Overview:
A billion dollars could indeed fund a homeless sanctuary, and potentially much more. The extent to which it could help depends on several factors, including the scope and scale of the sanctuary, the cost of living in the area, and the efficiency of the management.
This is A Great, thought out plan! Spam it out to city mayors and the governor!
I would support such a shelter, if it were somewhere above the Arctic Circle.
🐕💚🍕 north for black south for brown 😂🎉😊
🤠let the eskimos deal with it 😎
Los Angeles built a high rise palace for the homeless
And the pay their city council $200 K a year
They're bitching about a thousand bed shelter when they need a million bed shelter.. the same people bitching are the landlords business owner punks..
I agree
City just bought $150 million worth of Hotels a year ago, say we throw Billion$$ more at the problem locally, will it ever get resolved, ever?
If they don’t want it in their backyard AND they are taxpayers, they have a right to say no. Because we KNOW the homeless are NOT paying taxes. Of course, if the building were to mysteriously catch fire, they could not then use the building. Mind you I live in another state so it is not in my backyard.
12 people against, everybody else FOR.
Sad world of NIMBYISM.
More poor houses… the groundwork is laid.. I wonder If Dave Shamsky has anything to do with this ..
Now what do they think those homeless folks are going to do all day long when not sleeping? They will roam the nearby neighborhoods doing crime and vice.
As opposed to them doing what now lol? Roaming the streets doing crime and vice?
@@EnlistedBombin Let police do police work and arrest them. Public intoxication is still a crime. Third offense a trip to detox camp somewhere.
@@b14m23 100% agree, people keep saying homeless problem... that not it. Its a DRUG problem. Problem driven policy is the problem... you need solution to the problem policy. Puting a drug addicted homeless person inside solves nothing.... But also moving people from spot to spot is a waste of money and resources.
@@sunnyday7457 A bum is a bum. Lots of infrastructure already in place to help women and kids with temporary emergency shelter. The long term homeless are BUMS.
@@sunnyday7457 Gov land availably for camps in outlying areas for multiply offenders. Eventually they will get the idea to straighten up or move to more affordable locations. The 60s showed us housing projects are not the answer.
“Help the homeless!”
City builds shelter
“Not in MY backyard!”
They have to go somewhere. This place makes as much sense as any. Also, they already have a lot of homeless so finally it will be arranged with oversight.
You have to start somewhere. A safe place off the street is a first step. I dont see protesters taking them in. Bet you would want a shelter if you were homeless.
@@whackamole4909 Actually you do. If you don't want the homeless setting camps in the street, by LAW, there needs to be a place you can have them go to. Judges (for both red and blue states) have ruled you can't make public camping illegal unless there is a place they can go to for shelter.
@@Mlogan11 actually you dont
@@whackamole4909 What's your solution then?
@@Mlogan11 the solution is for you to quit trusting the government as much
Disastrous idea
Mega Shelters will get full real quick, then nieghborhood will turned into anoter Homeless Encampments. That reason Homeless coming in from out of state.
No homeless people are going to San Diego stop it.. they go to San Fran where they get 600 month payment and a Single room occupancy...
there'll be plenty of room on the streets to rinse and repeat...
@@EnlistedBombinThe ones I talk to are from either out of state or out of SD.
@@corgising5606 Its a Military town... the people that live there are not from there... so hence the homeless would not be from there either. But no one is making a journey to SD for freedom there is better places like San Fran, Portland or Seattle.
@@EnlistedBombin I have lots of friends born and raised in SD. The homeless have told me they recently came to SD. Where do you live?
i bet they all voted democratic
So true. That's why voting booth are in Homeless Shelters
and now they're bitching...
I hope so! Everyone voting democrat is how we can actually make America great again. We can get rid of those immoral politicians who claim to be Republicans
@@spatchmo6938 Democrat and Democracy are two different things....Democrats split families, take your money and tell you to stfu! Democracy is the right to pull you head out and think logically....You need to do some research before you come on here with your rhetoric.....
Name the red state you live in and I'll show you the tent communities there. Did you vote for it?
No not what you think.
You'll need armed security.. massive drug testing..
This should be handled like in Finland.. No huge shelter but you build studios inside then rent to be paid.. most unhoused hav income some work.
That's how you get someone on their feet n back to Life.
Not that one must just sit but the counseling n all who run these shelters need stop dragging you slow n getting what you* need and things truly for you* to live
. Not them...
That what has to be learned n done.
For your life to work for you
Not theirs to look good n kodak moment.
EVERYBODY VOTE ON NOVEMBER 5, 2024!!!!
Shelters NEED TO ACTUALLY HELP PEOPLE GET A AFFORDABLE HOME, THEY ALLOW U TO STAY THERE, MAKE YOU GO TO RANDOME FREE CLASSES, MAKE U GO LOOK FOR A JOB ON YOUR OWN WHICH OBVIOUSLY WASNT WORKING BECAUSE THEY ARE AT THE SHELTER LOOKING FOR RESOURCES AND AT THE END OF UR STAY THEY WISH U GO LUCK AND WALK OUT OUT. ALL THE PEOPLE IN CHARGE JUST SPENDING THE MONEY INSTEAD OF HELPING THE COMMUNITY AND THE MONEY WAS TO HELP HOMELESSNESS. ITS SAD.
Old lady lost her mind. People are leaving San Diego because they can’t afford rent! Nobody is gonna be getting jobs to pay for unaffordable rent, especially the homeless. Right thing for San Diego is that shelter to get people off the street.
I managed a homeless shelter 150 beds it works! Screen the people that won't and need help. It's better to be a clean sober rested sardine lady....... don't speak if you never been homeless a day.
Homeless is not the problem.
It's the government.
Yes no. Homeless prison. No.
#Heartless #GENERATION Where the HELL #PEOPLE supposed to #Live ? BETTER #PRAY U DONT BECOME #HOMELESS IT CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE. AND ITS A HARD CYCLE TO GET OUT OF. #SHAME ON U PEOPLE... #GOD IS WATCHING
God is also watching the drug addicts and alcoholics who didn’t cherish life and didn’t have good relations with their friends and families and now have burned their bridges. I’m sick of the trash, theft and open drug use.
The majority of homeless people are drug addicts (Tranq, heroin, meth and alcohol), have festering wounds, infectious diseases, scabies, viral hepatitis, smell of the most offensive stench you can imagine, and bring crime to our neighborhoods (physical violence and verbal abuse/car theft/vandalism/break-ins/trespassing/stalking/loitering/scavenging/defecating on property/etc.). I used to be idealistic/compassionate about the homeless situation until I lived in an inner-city neighborhood and experienced the horrific conditions that homeless people bring to low-income neighborhoods, many of which are “chosen” by policymakers as designated “shelter” locations. The residents of these neighborhoods don’t have a choice in the matter!
This is not right. They wanna make the owner of that Building rich again 1,0009.00 million for year end 35 yers contract. plus 18 million remodeling de building. I don't mind to help the homeless people. But why they had to help the owners to pay that amount from taxpayers. when we can build something from scratch. New building And it's gonna be for the city, not renting a building for russ press👎
It's a immigrant shelter.
I love san Diego.. I'm moving in 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Another drug hub, congrats SD.
They would rather see the drug addicts make forts and have used needles in the park and on the street.
you can't fix homelessness
Homelessness is a symptom of drugs 90% of the time. Need to work on that then housing.
Who cares
Nobody should have to welcome crime and drug use in their backyard. Make it custodial care if drug users and the severely mentally ill are living there so you don’t have drug dealers and drug use and petty crime to pay for drugs.
RED WAVE!!!!
Wonder why the tax dollars used to fund illegal immigrants aren’t being used in the same matter to help American homeless? Must not forget that working taxpayers are facing homelessness as well. Sounds like a Governor and Mayor issue. Mismanaging fund’s and taxing the citizens to replace what they’ve mismanaged.
🤡 “hey guys, I don’t understand the difference between federal tax dollars and local tax dollars. How do budgets even work??” 🤡
Trump supporters
MAGA NOW!!!!
"Homeless shelter" is what they're calling it, but we know who's going to be housed there.