I empathize with the business owners. When l had an Antique and Art Boutique in Seattle, this smelly ugly looking Homeless man used to come and hang out in front. I would have to give him a few bucks out of empathy and to scuttle him away but of course than he'd just come back! It was embarrassing and drove away my customers and me! I was already on a Highway so it was scary enough...but again l say where is the 100 Million Dollars in Federal Grants given to the City to help them all? 😭
Nowadays street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and they are not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is nor living in housing. They would destroy it in no time. Where I live, street homeless break into unoccupied houses and destroy them by pulling wall wires out and cutting metal pipes just to sell for fentanyl. Fentanyl addiction is extreme in every possible way, and destroys humans mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. many will die from fentanyl overdose, poor health, or drugs related violence. Fentanyl addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl suppliers.
Nowadays street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and they are not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is nor living in housing. They would destroy it in no time. Where I live, street homeless break into unoccupied houses and destroy them by pulling wall wires out and cutting metal pipes just to sell for fentanyl. Fentanyl addiction is extreme in every possible way, and destroys humans mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. many will die from fentanyl overdose, poor health, or drugs related violence. Fentanyl addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl suppliers.
@@OriginalJohnDoeFakersBeware it's one out of hundreds. In practice that doesn't mean much, but don't get me wrong. My point is without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets, and going aggressively after fentanyl dealers, and educating everyone about what fentanyl really is, we will never reduce street homelessness nor homicide rates.
I empathize with the business owners. When l had an Antique and Art Boutique in Seattle, this smelly ugly looking Homeless man used to come and hang out in front. I would have to give him a few bucks out of empathy and to scuttle him away but of course than he'd just come back! It was embarrassing and drove away my customers and me! I was already on a Highway so it was scary enough...but again l say where is the 100 Million Dollars in Federal Grants given to the City to help them all? 😭
Nowadays street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and they are not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is nor living in housing. They would destroy it in no time. Where I live, street homeless break into unoccupied houses and destroy them by pulling wall wires out and cutting metal pipes just to sell for fentanyl. Fentanyl addiction is extreme in every possible way, and destroys humans mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. many will die from fentanyl overdose, poor health, or drugs related violence. Fentanyl addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl suppliers.
@@OriginalJohnDoeFakersBeware lm sorry for your loss and suffering and hope you find the stability you need to be well 😢
About time
So california is NOT the only state with this issue... interesting
@@OriginalJohnDoeFakersBeware we can only hope and may I say even pray 🙏.
Well said John
Nowadays street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and they are not capable of doing anything no matter how simple it is nor living in housing. They would destroy it in no time. Where I live, street homeless break into unoccupied houses and destroy them by pulling wall wires out and cutting metal pipes just to sell for fentanyl. Fentanyl addiction is extreme in every possible way, and destroys humans mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. many will die from fentanyl overdose, poor health, or drugs related violence. Fentanyl addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl suppliers.
@@OriginalJohnDoeFakersBeware it's one out of hundreds. In practice that doesn't mean much, but don't get me wrong. My point is without reducing the amount of fentanyl drug available on our streets, and going aggressively after fentanyl dealers, and educating everyone about what fentanyl really is, we will never reduce street homelessness nor homicide rates.
Close camp dope
Ozzie take control!
Numerous enormous deleterious.lol.nice