I went through homelessness for awhile. I remember one night it was so cold and snowy. This guy told me he’d take me to his camp but I couldn’t tell anyone. I’ll be damned if we didn’t crawl from the underside of the highway into this space where he had been living for 2yrs. It was amazing. He had it laid out like a real apartment. I couldn’t believe he found it, much less, that he was able to use it for so long. But really, no one should be shocked. If you have nothing, and nothing to lose, you’re gonna do what you have to do to survive. It’s easy for people to look at a story like this from the comfort of their homes and shake their heads. But life looks real different when you have no place to call home
Ms Garcia, I was homeless once with my kids, for less than a month. In my situation, An acquaintance allowed me and my teenage kids to stay with him until My apartment was available ( we lived in a $1.3 million dollar home prior), but hell I grew up with little…I have nothing but respect for all those in the struggle!!! ❤️🩹
Amen to everything you said! you speak the truth! I went through two years of homelessness in Raleigh N.C. and your perspective changes relatively fast when you have nowhere to sleep when the sun goes down not to mention no family, no one to ask for a helping hand. You also find out really quickly who your friends are when you have nothing to offer except your so called "friendship" ...... people you knew for years somehow vanish!
@@DanielBooneSpoon To be honest, I found more compassion from other homeless people than I did from anyone I actually knew. Even your own family would rather cut you out of their lives in shame than offer a place to stay. But on the flip side, I learned to appreciate small things that I had taken for granted before. I learned to be patient with people that are going through stuff. And I also learned how to trust GOD to care for me when I wasn't taking care of myself. At the time I was homeless, I felt so small and insignificant. I wanted to be invisible. I wish we were wearing masks then, just so I could have had the illusion of anonymity. It was definitely a dark time for me. But overall, I do believe I am a better person for experiencing it. Everything we go through in life just prepares us for the next. In retrospect, I don't regret having been where I've been. It's all just part of of the process for me. And I'm still standing, clean with a place to live, a job, a relationship with GOD and my family. I hope your life is in a much better place now.
Seeing that mess of trash makes it easier to believe why someone might have gotten evicted from a more normal dwelling. That's a mental-illness level of problematic.
Many homeless people are mentally handicapped and might not have the executive functioning to worry about trash when they're fighting starvation every day.
Male reporter: why, its almost like homeless people will find an empty space with walls and a roof and some semblance of privacy and just, like, LIVE in it.... its unbelievable...
No Shit. I am not in any danger of loosing my home, however, when I am driving, biking, walking around I often see a spot and think if I am ever homeless this would be a good spot. This spot is absolutely amazing for a homeless crib - safety, security, Protection from elements and other homeless critters, cool in summer warmer in Winter, I could keep going and going…I am disappointed someone did not activate the alarm and pull up the stairs or move the stairs for anyone to realize what was going on.
Lol you people act like they aren't human. Of course they can do shit like this. My people would make houses out of sticks and mud. If not that they used the portable tent which we called a teepee.
@@xres1329 They don't care, did you know that people easily get raped in homeless shelter's..?? And they're literally just as filthy as the before of this hidden apartment..??
best option if you don't want to be found is a small tent that you can pack up in your backpack and never use the same location twice. Stealth camping is the best! :-)
@@ajhastanley9246 now your just a straight up fucking liar or ignorant as fuck. It doesn't cost that much even in L.A. which is one of the biggest socialist dumpster fires in the states. Please educate yourself before procreating.
"you've never seen anything like that before" probably because you have never been homeless before and has never been forced to do something like that to live...
@Cliff Byrd Not even close to that comparison. I know loads of homeless that feel the same way. The disrespectful ones make everyone look bad. The point of cleaning is respecting the environment and not being an all around slob.
@Cliff Byrd There’s absolutely no way for me to convince you that I’m telling the truth and I absolutely do not care. If you would go have a conversation with a homeless person you’d figure this all out for yourself.
@Cliff Byrd Your argument doesn’t make sense. Please stay in school. If you’re out, go back!!! Lol This is what the American education system is producing? You? 🤦🏾♂️
Everyone saying “give these people affordable housing” and I’m just thinking how these specific people would just destroy it... no landlord is going to tolerate this type of uncleanliness. That said yeah, make housing more affordable to those who keep their place reasonably clean.
@@MyDuckSaysFucc Driving through Oregon I did see one tent camp that had a nice system and was fairly clean. They had a trash pile and I feel if the city would maybe drop some trash cans off at some of these tent cities and pick up regularly I think it would have a huge impact. Some want a clean place but find the upkeep to be difficult bc no city trash pick up. Altho fully agree there are some people who do not give a flying f*ck and just want to trash the world bc they’re going through it.
It would be safe but I agree with the other guy. Your trapped, and will eventually run out of supplies. I feel like you can't look out, not the best but far from the worst spot.
However you can have a small outpost there you know fences and spikes around for some people to protect I mean it be cool and if a horde comes by you quickly get up there lol
It still sucks and is unaaceotable to make anyone in america live under a overpass theres plenty of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
@@MissMaddieWren I'm homeless since my landlord sold his home during Covid and I used to live in my car until a place at the shelter opened up but there sure are agencies and case workers, government programs and alot other opportunities for people like me to get back on thier feet regarding section 8, Welfare, Ssi...It's a matter of drive and will on if they really want the help. Some addicts live like that out of choice because they can't stop thier habits and Don't want to pay rent or bills. They can advance if they want too, some just stay poor
Either help these people or leave them alone they have nothing and no where to go. Ok take the propane tank out and check on them but help these people. There is not enough help out there.
I understand it was a big safety concern but honestly, it was a place for someone to lay their head down. This actually hurts my heart. Everyone deserves having a safe place to sleep. 💭
True. The fact that the cop was so easy going and said “they’ll probably be back again” or whatever, like instead of leaving a notice of eviction leave a notice for a homeless shelter and help? You can’t make this shit up. Man kind needs to read a bible because it’s failing desperately
@@princesscaliduh Exactly. Well, a bible or just be a human being with a freaking heart, right? I mean, I don't care who you are, that kind of cruelty just isn't right. Those "tenants" were messy, sure, but the creativity they showed has to be worth at least a heads up before they throw all their stuff in the bin. Let's face it, this is an overpass; not exactly an ideal place to hang your hat. No running water, electricity, heating or cooling, and what I assume would be a deafening roar above their heads at all times...for these people to choose this place as their home instead of a condo at the beach or something, they're obviously not living the life of riley. They might be struggling with mental illness, abuse, addictions, joblessness or any combination. Whatever the case, they probably have it hard enough as it is and could really use some kindness. This story *should* have been so different. They could have made a real difference in somebody's life, but instead there was someone even *less* safe going to sleep that night than they were before the law showed up and swung their justice dick around. Isn't that just the most back assward thing? I guess their interpretation of "to protect and serve" is just different than I would have hoped.
@@chrisbrown6759 Christian here and wouldn’t care for that person living there as long as they keep it clean nothin wrong with being Christian and right wing I don’t support murder so what if your gay oh well that’s between u and God idc I just want to see people give their life to Christ Jesus not satan
Numero Set The government needs to start rounding up homeless that do not want shelter stay and take them all together somewhere else. They need harsh punishment and discipline. They either start straightening up reform themselves take the help and find jobs or get out of town. If they are not wanting the help then they should be all taken to a desert or something. I’m tired of trash and poop on the streets. California a beautiful state is becoming a slum. My favorite city LA has become a gross dump.
Nsr So Biden, What jobs would you have them do? It’s easy to say “get a job” Or accept assistance offered. Jobs with living wages aren’t readily available. Companies use employees as a consumable material. Much of the assistance means well but falls short. The ‘rona nonsense hasn’t helped either. Granted, there are some that you could hand a million dollars and they would be right back in 30 minutes.
@@nsr5961 really so all homeless is like that. Well I am homeless one legged in a wheelchair. I'm not homeless because of drugs nor alcohol. I'm homeless because I pay my child support to take care of MY KIDS. So I don't have enough for a place to rent. And there are others like me. I wasn't trashy, I didn't pan handle, I didn't beg.
@@notchedbandit Well I work to keep a roof over my head. Years of mental issues didn't stop me either. How about this: won't you go down to tent city and clean up the trash for them, rather than sitting behind a PC being a dumba**.
At first I thought this was satire, then I was like oh California. It's really not that bad homeless people just navigate and are forced to go to California and it's easier to survive.
I’m not surprised cause I live in California and in downtown San Diego they routinely push the homeless out of the petco park area for the Padres games and they built an indoor skyscraper building right next to the stadium when there’s nothing but homeless people. And instead of building a center for those in need they build that for the college students to move into the apartment complex that it was built on....the homeless took over cause no one was gonna go there for fun or live their ... 🤦♀️ since COVID it’s been turned into the center needed for these people. And the apartments. But not willingly..instead COVID forced them to change it and not because the fact everyone was willing to not go in there.
Aside from all the trash they didn't throw away, that wasn't a bad setup for a homeless person. I wish they would have let them stay as long as they get rid of the trash and don't accumlate it again.
TRUE STORY : Homeless & built a 2 Story Underground Dugout with Railway Rails & with Tunnels in a Valley . housed 10 people for years untill it was found.
For real, there was one by my high school. We called it the caves. These are actually all over Los Angeles, I remember in HS (around 2011) there was a website where you could find these. But these were made by someone clearly not homeless, cause I’ve would fit crazy things in there like a piano huge couches beds, paintings etc. so basically he would take apart the piano and put it back together etc, cause the hole to get into these was way smaller it was like the size of a sewer man hole (the circle ones)
@@jsalais02 yeah I there's a class they show you the in and out if building bridge's it was some type of construction class bit you can go in these places it's fucking cold and loud but hidden
@@hedonisticzen we talking bout under a bridge.... c’mon man. That’s out of sight out of mind. Not hurting anyone. Have mercy. Anyone can fall on hard times or catch cancer and be praying for mercy.
@@BlinkbCk and I'm saying put your back porch where your mouth is. See in my town I see them harass people for cigarettes and money become outright hostile when told no politely. I see them light fires in closed businesses that they're squatting around. I see them shooting up two blocks from my daughter's school and discarding needles with God knows what diseases along her path. I see insane amounts of money spent on the issue with no improvement. So no man, if you're unloved enough that you don't have a single person that will find room for you on their couch and some leftovers in the fridge then you're not on hard times you need to flee the city and live far away from civilization until you can figure out why you're such a worthless human.
N,o. No way. More taxes towards them. Government already pockets my money with their "black" projects and they try to get more of it. Another excuse for them to go deeper by helping out these druggie dudes that don't want to work but get high nah man in good.....
Paul Gavrilin are you absolutely daft, not every one who’s homeless can help it. Affordable housing is a wonderful solution and can offer homes to homeless disabled veterans, people with mental disabilities, not to mention it would aid our homeless youth such as the children of homeless parents. But ok man say N.O. All you want and keep your mind boarded up, your taxes will continue to help these people and will likely continue to help more. Sad that this is what you are worried about when it comes to your tax dollars, which are spent on far far less important things. But you have the nerve to complain about your money being used for those in need, not only helping them but helping you by keeping your community safer and cleaner. Pure Ignorance
I hate that they demonize the homeless not one concern was raised for the occupants and more for the freeway. I didnt hear qny human concern for the occupants.
@@Orixbby It isn't quite as easy as that... interview appropiate clothes for work, and then work clothes. These need to be obtained, and considering the homeless factor, they likely cannot afford these luxuries. But otherwise, I agree to an extent.
Nobody: The Police Officer being interviewed: I'm sure (the homeless people that were staying inside the bridge) will be back. It's a chain that can be cut with channellocks (The chain that's securing The lockbars) Me: Thanks Officer for the tip! I will be moving in next week! 😊
Our government provides carte blanche to illegals but US citizens have so few resources available that they are forced into situations such as this! If this were reported from another country the media glorify how the US humanitarian efforts support those in desperate circumstances...but our American citizens are not only left in suffering but criticized for their survival techniques!
You know what. If that place probably had a light inside and was spick and span. And they maintained it. That cop probably would have turned a blind eye. I know I probably would have, and I used to be police. I would have waited for the homeless person and told them hey you're not supposed to be in there but I'm not going to do anything about it and I would have told them thanks for keeping the place up at least just be safe and don't keep anything hazardous inside. They were probably evicted because of that unsanitary garbage that they had in there, not to mention the flammable stuff they had. If any of that stuff catches fire everything goes. But I guess you don't mention any of that?
@@BeverleyMiller_ How would you even know that the person who set up this hideaway isn’t an illegal Mexican? You assume it’s a “fellow American” due to their intelligence on survival? You’re right that the system is broken, but your biases make you flawed.
People live like that because they want to. They would rather use drugs and alcohol instead of getting their life together. Laziness doesn't get you anywhere in life. That's why I've worked my butt off all my life. Another thing is just because you have a small space doesn't mean you have to be dirty. If you have hands and are able to work than do it! I don't bad for homeless people one bit.
@Anton Marshall Just to let you know one of my family members is homeless,why? Because all his life he has been lazy,always looking for handouts and freebies,always has a sob story,always blaming others for his actions,always playing the victim and living in the past,has never had a full time job,always looking at what everyone else is doing,always lying and stealing,he has closed so many doors in his life for his actions! Why is it that the rest of my family members and myself have our things in order? Because we are not Lazy,we have always worked and held careers,we have our priorities in order,we don't live out of our means and spend wisely,we have fun but we don't use drugs or drink,we help others besides our family and ourself! Bottom line we have respect and we are humble,we don't just think of ourselves,we are not greedy and slimy,and we are a pleasure to be around with. If a person doesn't help themselves then how are they ever going to make it in life? How is it that people with handicaps can work but people that have all capabilities won't? Please think about these things before you try to point your ignorant finger at me for saying the truth,you are talking to a professional so I hope that you've learned something out of what I said. Thank you.
you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@caruniv3287 no actually it’s kind of sickening tbh that people ask me that. Not everyone who is homeless is a drug addict etc. This story took place when I was 17-18 finishing up high school and family died and left me with nothing but my crazy aunt who did drugs and because they already struggled with money and didn’t leave me anything, no money no house nothing. My aunt struggled with being institutionalized on multiple occasions but she was the only one I could go to because she was the one family member my family and I knew with a house and extra room and bed for me and she was my godmother so my parents intentions were if anything ever happened she would help. She has mental issues though like OCD suicidal thoughts PTSD and depression. She was abused by her own mother and was on numerous medications (that didn’t help) in conclusion, she kicked me out (in the rain and threw all my stuff out there too) called the cops and made a lie I pushed her so she could get me out of the way and get her room back to rent to someone else who would pay her way for drugs . bc I couldn’t pay her money bc at my minimum wage job I was only making enough to feed myself and pay my bills. She drew the line when I was having trouble getting food stamps and threw me out. You all are repulsive to judge like you’re god. People are so stereotypical and judgements it’s sickening they always tie homelessness to drugs, blondes to dumb, etc. but I guess that’s life, it doesn’t make me wonder why life is the way it is currently though. A mess, people living longer, I know if I was Jesus and died on a cross for everyone I would be pissed and wouldn’t want to chill with any of y’all with the mindset you all hold upon your shoulders. Make out what you want from it. I know where Jesus stands with me for he’s the only one that’s been by me my whole life and he is the only one I care for when he judges me. Which you shouldn’t judge, as it’s Jesus job to judge and with u as his child you should do nothing but love without judgement. That’s your only job, life is a test and being able to love without judgement and recognizing what Jesus would do in all situations is all u have and need to study with. Despite this, thanks for your condolences
@@FuZe. It’s amazing to me you’re so judge mental along with the 4 people who liked your comment. What’s amazing to me (and not in a good way) is how you think you know everything including the lesson I was meant to learn. Talking like you’re Jesus Christ himself, it’s no wonder why the world is the way it is. Obviously it’s your turn for a lesson. Which I know exactly what you were implying, it’s amazing I’m still here because I didn’t get shot or arrested. FYI, it was my own family’s garage. It was my god mother’s (aunt) garage whom my parents left me with when I was 17 right before they passed and left me. Mind you, my aunt has mental health issues and was in the mental hospital on numerous occasions during her years of living but it was the only place I was able to go to lay my head down to sleep every night so I could finish up high school. She had episodes especially when she misused her prescribed medication for she was on a lot of different ones. She has an episode where one day she threw me out because the minimum wage job I was working only afforded to buy me food and pay my other miscellaneous bills like car insurance (which was in the 400 range a month) phone bills etc. she needed money for her drug usage and decided to throw me out so she could rent the room I was staying in to someone who can pay her way for her drug usage. I was also homeless during this time and living out of my car in the summer heat while trying to work and people were making fun of me. All I had in my car was clothes and a bible. Moreover, if you’re implying the lesson I learned was to trust nobody but Jesus, for the test of life is to see if I can be like him or not (revelations- the testimony of life is the prophesy of Jesus Christ) , to learn to be able to forgive someone like my aunt when the Bible says to forgive like Jesus forgave you (Ephesians 4:32) and to idolize Jesus because he doesn’t want to hangout with judgmental people (like you) on the other side, then ya , I guess I learned my lesson. stop judging like you’re Jesus, that’s his job. You never know what people are going through so pretty sure your job is just to love everyone without judgement. Thanks.
Yeah, imagine treating a homeless person like a human being for just a moment instead of an object to be stepped over and ignored. That 72 hours was to give them time to gather their belongings (otherwise known as "their only material possessions on planet earth") instead of just tossing it all into a dumpster. Imagine you're homeless and you have a backpack full of meager belongings. Now imagine that a cop just throws that away. How do you think you'd feel?
@@NomnomJawsnomnom, stepped over and ignored? Americans pay hundreds of millions of dollars to build shelters that provide housing and food. Those that chose willingly to avoid the abundant resources available and seek this type of living condition are not entitled to anything. They ignore the help available and knowingly trespass. No sympathy deserved when they rebuff outstretched helping hands.
That place was made for inspectors, obviously inspectors have never visited and your worried about a few items being a hazard. How about you sur the city for not doing their job in the first place
theyre bums they have no standars... is why theyre there... most people with standard wouldnt put up with those conditions and immediately try and find a way out and insert themselves back into society... these are filthy leaches... looking for free boarding... if i gotta pay rent/mortgage then so do you! no mercy
@@youtubevideos3963 what they showed in this video did look like a pile of trash more than anything else. however, i wouldn't say that about homeless people in general. if you're a natural born citizen, then it's very difficult to be a part of society: because a good portion of society these days requires people to disown the united states declaration of independence and declare that they were born into this country, entitled to it, while bloodline and territorial birthrights are everything this country is not. if you were born naturally and don't have a birth certificate or if you refuse to use birth certificates because they undermine the very foundation of the united states, then you are prevented from owning property and banned from working or traveling. i got hired by cinemark recently and was then immediately fired when they found out i didn't have a birth certificate. they won't let you ride on interstate buses anymore if you're natural born either. and bank accounts are out of the question. why would you choose to "rejoin" a society that treats people this way based on their birth and their support of the united states? just because i honor the declaration of independence and believe that citizenship is always a choice: never an entitlement, that doesn't mean that i should be treated so badly by people that would rather sell out america.
@@LilLeanCuisine i'm serious. many places now ignore the united states declaration of independence and alienate people according to their birth. people who still believe in the united states, as it's defined, are pushed to the brink of "society." why would i joke about that or mock it?
Exactly somebody with common sense. I pretty much said the same thing and if everything seemed on the up and up and was clean, I'm sure that police officer probably would have turned a blind eye.
If they offer resources why is there so many homeless people struggling to survive to the point they make a home out of anything only for it to be taken away by the people that claim to help?
@@JanayNikki It's sad to see how they focus on making themselves look good when a camera is around smfh this is why we are giving because we know these so called resources are invisible
Some dont want help some have mental issues and think everything your doing to help is out to kill them with a conspiracy mindset. Mental illnesses prevent them from finding or getting any kind of help.
@@stephaniediaz5028 totally agree but we can't ignore those who do ,as i read these comments i can see 99.9 people are ignoring it and blaming it all on USA , You can not help those who don't want help , some di not even have a mental illnesses but just want to live (off the grid) we can not ignore that fact too. Those who accept help tend to go to homeless shelters and work with social workers and get aid help. Those who don't range from mental issues to off gridders to Drug addiction and alcoholism and are unwilling to quit and get help sadly. You can bring a horse to water but you can not make him drink...
@@elaineanderson5468 you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
Think how different this story would be if it said Homeless living under freeway. Area was immaculate. Not only were they conscientious to show their appreciation of this usable space by keeping it clean, they also showed that by keeping the outside vicinity free and clear of litter. Every time I hear these stories there are piles of garbage involved. This one took 6 hours and a bull dozer. If you have the incentive to get the garbage there - make sure you take it back out and properly dispose of it.
I'm surprised the rats didn't eat there nasty ass up .Maybe if they were cleaning the area up the police would not have bother them .They better look out for Coyote's .
These comments saying they’re homeless and “who trash can” they would use.. listen if they can haul in artwork to hang up on the wall they can haul a damn trash can in. Homeless does not mean be trifling
true sympathy for bums just brews and complaces for more bums!!! im with you every state take care of their own bums and stop sending to california.. we have our own lazy bunch too.
I agree. I hate this country so much. National league sports teams make millions on millions and there are people living like this and not even given an alternative, just forced to figure out a new place to carve out...someone help them to Slab city at least...
"Offer resources." Right, because the resources they are going to offer is going to be a place to live, right? No, of course not. That's just thought-speak.
@@random-sd1nq Many homeless people are working people. Many homeless people are parents with children. Many homeless people are the elderly. Many homeless people do not have drug issues nor mental problems. But here's the bottom line: EVERY HUMAN BEING NEEDS A PLACE TO LIVE. There is a serious problem in America with a complete lack of affordable housing.PERIOD. This government absolutely REFUSES to fix it. On the contrary, they, under the guise of being corporations, have invaded the real estate market and plundered most of the affordable housing including houses, and have made it impossible for people to obtain permanent housing, nor affordable housing.
@@nopelandfill So does that mean i can stay on the sidewalk outside your house? It's public property bro! You don't need all that space in front of your driveway
@@lemondude9868 We are saying that they barely found a place to sleep in comfortably enough because it is primarily illegal to sleep on the street, sidewalks or any public place, under a highway is not a cause of concern to anybody, thats why we're sympathizing with them this time around, we can't let them sleep on sidewalks for multitude of reasons, they start exploiting this once one person is allowed to do it, they start filling the whole neighborhood! And not to mention, its kind of an invasion of privacy, the fact that people, human beings, still sleep on the street is a sad reality, the government have to build low cost apartment buildings on all golf courses across the nation, plenty of land, instead of spending it on the military, trying to keep the nation safe, when in reality the people in it don't feel safe in the first place, sure I would let homeless people sleep on my sidewalk, but the problem is that they start piling up as soon as one is allowed, and I can't separate the bad from the good, they start trashing the place just like in this video, some of them take drugs, some are alcoholic, and some of them are batshit crazy, thats not good news for the childrens at all, just look at the horrible aftermath in some of the known neighborhoods for that exact reason to know what I mean, thats how some of these folks treat you back unfortunately, thats why people lost the incentive to help these people, they started treating them as a group under one label rather than individuals, if I know of a person that is homeless and his/her actions and mannerism remained more or less the same, I'd let him/her sleep in my house, but then again, this could have hidden flip sides, this person could just be manipulative, and was using me to steal cash from my house while I'm asleep, or call the police on me saying I kidnapped him/her, harassed him/her, etc, so no matter what I do, its a double-edged sword, there's always that flip side that I can't just ignore :(
Susan Iru yeah because you want to have buckets full of shit and piss inside of a plastic room all over the city you live in. These fucks are all druggy trash. They destroy good communities and bring in drugs.
@@spacetimeworm Please go back to your fucking safe space. This is the reality of the homeless situation in downtown L.A. It’s full of trash, shit and needles all over the place Just like San Francisco. You don’t have to put up with this bullshit like the residents and business owners do.
I’ve always wondered why homeless people don’t go into the wilderness and build a cabin and survive off the land but then I realized drugs and alcohol are found in the city
I agree,their priority is to get high drunk strung out and make people feel sorry for them. Everyone makes their choices,am speaking because I have family like that. They would rather be losers than be responsible and pay bills. I was homeless for like a week but I slept in my car because my next place wasn't ready but I didn't expect people to help me because I have my balls well attached,excuse my language but it's the truth!
I’ve been homeless before for 3 years straight with my mom and I’ve been living in California for my whole life and 90% of the homeless choose to be homeless because they don’t like rules and have to take their addictions to the streets. I know 2 people who have a bed to sleep in but would rather be in the streets. That’s why I don’t give out money to California homeless people. The majority of them choose to be homeless and personally I don’t feel sorry for them for not getting their shit together.
Do you ever stop and think....Just maybe....if the cost of living weren't so outrageous that people wouldn't have to be "creative" with their homelessness? Christ.
There are cheaper places to live lmao, in fact its really cheap in mexico, and all you have to do is cross the border, its not that hard, people do it all the time.
They were lucky enough to find a perfect little spot and filled it with garbage.... disgusting. These are the same people that break into homes and get squatters rights... then trash a house that isn't theirs. I was homeless for 8 months at the age of 14 and still kept my areas decent... treat what you DO have with respect, it isn't complicated.
Yes. We live in the car and I'll clean up other people's trash in our vicinity in the parking lot all the time. And it seems most likely it's mostly from people who have houses.
@@HauteChick btw, I just wanted to wake you guys up to a fact thats gone ignored: Police do not write the laws, Legislators, and politicians make the law, police are just doing their job, and they take all of the heat from morons like you. So WAKE UP and if you have problems with the law take it up with the lawmakers not the police.
It would be fine except for the propane tank, that endangers them and the people driving on the highway. I'd like to think that they're responsible about it but they were living with all that flammable garbage and mistakes happen.
@@brielli6393 I respectfully disagree. Every vehicle that passes over -also has an explosive tank. They are merely guilty of being poor. They weren’t hurting anyone. Reminds me of that picture of spikes constructed under a bridge so that the homeless couldn’t sleep
@@steves9130 that’s a pretty good point. The fact that the propane tank is inside the highway and in those conditions makes me perceive it as more risky. I suppose it depends on if the tank exploding could conceivably cause the highway to buckle or not. Giving 2 people moderately safer housing vs possibly killing multiple people in a collapse wouldn’t be worth it to me, but if the propane tank isn’t explosive enough for that then have it
nah some if anything most choose to live this way.. after dispair they try dugs get hooked and dont want out and 1 day turns into 5 years because you were just using day after day not caring to better yourself and get out... dont think these homeless people just got kicked out yesterday... those who want to get out looked for help and resources those who didnt are probably still out here mooching for sympathy from suckers.
@@youtubevideos3963 ...you know there are homeless children, right? young adults? kids who were kicked out? (u see that often with homeless LGBT) people who’s parents were poor/homeless who grew up there. people who didn’t graduate & therefore can’t get jobs? especially since they have no home address..? that’s a very close minded statement and is exactly why these people aren’t given adequate help; the lack of awareness and overall ignorance on the subject. you sure think highly of yourself for someone with no empathy or understanding on the reality of homelessness. sit this one out.
That’s humans in a nutshell,,,, something nobody even noticed, that some poor soul who was just trying to live, out of sight had pieced together,,, But as soon as someone discovered this,,,, oh we must destroy
Shame on you Sam Shane! They did not "build an apartment" in the Freeway, The occupants found a crawl space, and used the crawl space as a home. The people who did this turned what was a bad situation into a livable situation.
you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@cryptoisthewaytogo you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@lwrncjms you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
People don't get it when society turn their backs on you, you do what u can to survive try not to eat in a whole day let's see if you like been hungry with no money or a roof to protect you against the rain or heat try to walk for hours to one spot to your next destination and if your clothes are dirty and go to a restaurant they kick u out or call the police.
Nobody turned their backs on anyone. Instead, people in these situations give up on life. If they can source for all this and if they have the intelligence to get inside the bridge, they can find work. They just choose not to, because they want to live freely without the responsibilities of our society. That's nobody's fault but their own and it's not my (societies) responsibility to cater to, or enable this kind of lifestyle. Before you say that I don't understand or whatever, I will assure you that I do. I once lived in both the field across from mcbean, with my brother, and behind a dumpster by tower Mart on nicolaus. I slept in the bathroom at the cemetery, on the top floor of the stairs by on O and first, hell I even slept on the roof of the 1st street apartments. And even after that, I lived in my car. I was homeless for 2 years, but kept working, kept saving, kept grinding until I was out of the hardship. Never once did I expect society to fix my problems, nor should these people.
@@treykings07 I mean you're not wrong. You can always try to find better shelter, do everything you can to find a job, move to an area where it's more affordable housing.
i like how she said that the propane tank is a fire hazard to the traffic above lol what is it going to do? burn thru the concrete? sorry lady this just isn't dramatic at all !!!
I would feel so much worse for homeless people if they cleaned up after themselves. Seriously, take the trash that you were just about to toss on the ground and put it in a trash can. None nearby? Okay, use one of the zillion plastic bags blowing around in the wind as a receptacle. It's disgusting and unsafe.
But if they were the sort of person conscientious enough to clean up after themselves, they probably would not be homeless. Homelessness seems to often be the result of DGAF (don't give a f&&&&) attitude applied to all aspects of one's life.
you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@brianleeper5737 you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
That means they haven't been checking the structure of the freeway
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Not necessarily. What if they did and the homeless person moved in after?
@@toddsmith1969 did you see the mess ? Thats long time living. They would have known something had they been there.
@@BeyondEvilTrueCrime longtime living? I personally know 5 people who can make a dump like that in a month.
@@toddsmith1969 oh well then it's possible but I don't think that's the case. Just my opinion 🤷🏽♀️
This is California so they are probably thinking of ways to charge $3,000 a month for it.
100%
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Lol
"Easy access to highway"
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I went through homelessness for awhile. I remember one night it was so cold and snowy. This guy told me he’d take me to his camp but I couldn’t tell anyone. I’ll be damned if we didn’t crawl from the underside of the highway into this space where he had been living for 2yrs. It was amazing. He had it laid out like a real apartment. I couldn’t believe he found it, much less, that he was able to use it for so long. But really, no one should be shocked. If you have nothing, and nothing to lose, you’re gonna do what you have to do to survive. It’s easy for people to look at a story like this from the comfort of their homes and shake their heads. But life looks real different when you have no place to call home
Ms Garcia, I was homeless once with my kids, for less than a month. In my situation, An acquaintance allowed me and my teenage kids to stay with him until My apartment was available ( we lived in a $1.3 million dollar home prior), but hell I grew up with little…I have nothing but respect for all those in the struggle!!! ❤️🩹
Amen to everything you said! you speak the truth! I went through two years of homelessness in Raleigh N.C. and your perspective changes relatively fast when you have nowhere to sleep when the sun goes down not to mention no family, no one to ask for a helping hand. You also find out really quickly who your friends are when you have nothing to offer except your so called "friendship" ...... people you knew for years somehow vanish!
@@DanielBooneSpoon To be honest, I found more compassion from other homeless people than I did from anyone I actually knew. Even your own family would rather cut you out of their lives in shame than offer a place to stay. But on the flip side, I learned to appreciate small things that I had taken for granted before. I learned to be patient with people that are going through stuff. And I also learned how to trust GOD to care for me when I wasn't taking care of myself.
At the time I was homeless, I felt so small and insignificant. I wanted to be invisible. I wish we were wearing masks then, just so I could have had the illusion of anonymity. It was definitely a dark time for me.
But overall, I do believe I am a better person for experiencing it. Everything we go through in life just prepares us for the next. In retrospect, I don't regret having been where I've been. It's all just part of of the process for me. And I'm still standing, clean with a place to live, a job, a relationship with GOD and my family.
I hope your life is in a much better place now.
No place to call home because of Biden's foolishness
@@ursulasmith6402 yeah, because there was no homeless problem before Biden.
Grow up.
If whoever was living there wasn't such a pig that would have been a pretty sweet setup for any homeless person.
Exactly
Seeing that mess of trash makes it easier to believe why someone might have gotten evicted from a more normal dwelling. That's a mental-illness level of problematic.
That and it's off the 65 a ritzy area
It's not as if they had a dump truck showing up at their home to pick up trash like most people do. They probably kept it inside to avoid attention.
Many homeless people are mentally handicapped and might not have the executive functioning to worry about trash when they're fighting starvation every day.
That apartment would go for $1300 here in Austin
8/850.00 here in Jacksonville Fl
@Timothy it sure is
@Timothy you can still find that rent here in some areas
$4000 here in San Francisco 😭
@@DavidaGene smh that’s why there’s so much homelessness in Cali
Imagine being homeless and getting told u have to go be MORE homeless...
Imagine choosing not to be homeless.
@@Swagalious689 Get off your guardians account. You can't choose to not he homeless.. It just.. Happens.
@@Swagalious689 you havent had enough life experiences to understand thst sh*t happens. Things turn and sometimes it becomes out of one's control.
@@Swagalious689 do you think most people choose to be homeless?
@@Swagalious689 some of the most successful people have been homeless loser
It’s called survival. If he hoisted the ladder up when he went in they probably would have never known
True
That was a nice looking apt though
Serious though
Ikr👍
Spot like that in Los Angeles will cost u 2000 or even a back room at a hood will cost u 1200 hands down this is free of charge
If the cost of living wasn't so high people wouldn't have to go to these extremes
We need what Japan has with those tiny apartments but affordable rent
@@yayger825 Yeah let's all live in government issued cuck - boxes!
@@operator2855 So you have no issue living under a bridge?
If they’re that creative why not get a job🧐🧐😳😳🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️💁🏽♀️💁🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️????!!!
cracks cheap house isn't
Male reporter: why, its almost like homeless people will find an empty space with walls and a roof and some semblance of privacy and just, like, LIVE in it.... its unbelievable...
No Shit. I am not in any danger of loosing my home, however, when I am driving, biking, walking around I often see a spot and think if I am ever homeless this would be a good spot. This spot is absolutely amazing for a homeless crib - safety, security, Protection from elements and other homeless critters, cool in summer warmer in Winter, I could keep going and going…I am disappointed someone did not activate the alarm and pull up the stairs or move the stairs for anyone to realize what was going on.
Lol you people act like they aren't human. Of course they can do shit like this. My people would make houses out of sticks and mud. If not that they used the portable tent which we called a teepee.
he did sound pretty butthurt that the homeless dude found a way to have a somewhat decent shelter for free, even tho he definitely has it better.
Its just amazing
edited just to confuse people
They check when there is an issue..
As in as needed.
@@mirandapanda5439 that’s not how inspections works. Lmao
@@DanielBowens most companies don't do routine inspections.. only when they need to investigate something.
@@mirandapanda5439 that is not accurate. Bridges should be inspected every 2 -4 years.
It's not like a weekly checking or monthly. Usually annual checking.
Imagine you renting out an apartment and the real estate lady takes you under a highway bridge 😂
Its cali so that 2 bedroom will cost about 2000 a month
😂😂😂 I can picture it
@@fredgreene6566 and since they have that 3x income rule, you have to make at least 6000 a month to even be eligible to live there.
No pets , no parties 😂🤣
Lol 😂
I saw it listed on Craig’s list for $2200 and “close to freeway, utilities not included”.
I’m dead 🤣😂😂
I'm dead🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
NO SMOKING NO 420 NO OVERNIGHT GUESTS NO COOKING NO PETS!!!
@@brandobee2264 right!
Colorado totally legal. Can't smoke in side or out side... you know weed smells like sunk.
_"Police say they were one mistake away from letting a homeless guy lead an almost normal life"_
The hidden agrevating fact is that police do not even care about what they say is their beef. It is the meager but REAL FREEDOM that they hate.
@@xres1329 They don't care, did you know that people easily get raped in homeless shelter's..?? And they're literally just as filthy as the before of this hidden apartment..??
Bruh they get raped by other homeless
Very true and very sad.
best option if you don't want to be found is a small tent that you can pack up in your backpack and never use the same location twice. Stealth camping is the best! :-)
If y’all don’t want homeless people living in freeways then fix poverty issues in America
Lol never!!!!!!!! Said the government
@Officially Aspiring the price of living is reasonable practically everywhere in the states except socialist shit holes.
Where do you live ? I’m in Maine and it just cost a friend $75 for two things of toilet paper and a thing of trash bags. Tell me that’s reasonable 😏
@@ajhastanley9246 now your just a straight up fucking liar or ignorant as fuck. It doesn't cost that much even in L.A. which is one of the biggest socialist dumpster fires in the states. Please educate yourself before procreating.
"Nah we'll just throw them in private prisons"
"you've never seen anything like that before" probably because you have never been homeless before and has never been forced to do something like that to live...
YA, I thought that reporter was a little condecending to homeless persons.
I’ve been homeless. You do not need to have your area look like an episode of hoarders.
@Cliff Byrd Not even close to that comparison. I know loads of homeless that feel the same way. The disrespectful ones make everyone look bad. The point of cleaning is respecting the environment and not being an all around slob.
@Cliff Byrd There’s absolutely no way for me to convince you that I’m telling the truth and I absolutely do not care. If you would go have a conversation with a homeless person you’d figure this all out for yourself.
@Cliff Byrd Your argument doesn’t make sense. Please stay in school. If you’re out, go back!!! Lol
This is what the American education system is producing? You? 🤦🏾♂️
Everyone saying “give these people affordable housing” and I’m just thinking how these specific people would just destroy it... no landlord is going to tolerate this type of uncleanliness.
That said yeah, make housing more affordable to those who keep their place reasonably clean.
@@MyDuckSaysFucc Driving through Oregon I did see one tent camp that had a nice system and was fairly clean. They had a trash pile and I feel if the city would maybe drop some trash cans off at some of these tent cities and pick up regularly I think it would have a huge impact. Some want a clean place but find the upkeep to be difficult bc no city trash pick up. Altho fully agree there are some people who do not give a flying f*ck and just want to trash the world bc they’re going through it.
If a zombie apocalypse ever occurred, this seems like it would be the perfect place to hide
Depends on the zombie
Your gonna be trapped up there
It would be safe but I agree with the other guy. Your trapped, and will eventually run out of supplies. I feel like you can't look out, not the best but far from the worst spot.
However you can have a small outpost there you know fences and spikes around for some people to protect I mean it be cool and if a horde comes by you quickly get up there lol
@Alonso Gee mm to be honest it's a pretty decent spot but I think the only problem would be is making noise you know the freeway
Imagine those homeless people coming home to find all their stuff and shelter gone
They were given a 3 day notice to leave.
It still sucks and is unaaceotable to make anyone in america live under a overpass theres plenty of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Taking crews hours and hours to despose of there g a r b a g e
Imagine being somewhere you don't belong and being told to leave. Jesus christ.
It sucks, but they should've been more discreet knowing they were supposed to be up there, idk
The noise in there must be horrendous
Like living inside an engine.
Prolly beats the cold nights though. Besides, when your homeless you sleep with one eye open anyway
I know it seems dangerous
I fell asleep in the living room on a couch directly over my friends playing a full band in the basement drums, guitar and bass guitar with vocals
@@FireLily43 Sounds like a recipe for not getting much good sleep.
That looks less "apartment" and more "crack den"
bums are not clean and drug addicts shockers...its like theyre the opposite of responsible adults... overgrown kids who cant function in society.
😂🤣😂🤣
Yes, where’s their flokati rug, and French doors? How dare the homeless be so poor! 🙄
@@MissMaddieWren I'm homeless since my landlord sold his home during Covid and I used to live in my car until a place at the shelter opened up but there sure are agencies and case workers, government programs and alot other opportunities for people like me to get back on thier feet regarding section 8, Welfare, Ssi...It's a matter of drive and will on if they really want the help. Some addicts live like that out of choice because they can't stop thier habits and Don't want to pay rent or bills. They can advance if they want too, some just stay poor
@@MoonkissedMintakan
Kicking addiction is a *journey.*
Each individual (case, person, substance, journey) differs.
Blessed wishes 🦋
Either help these people or leave them alone they have nothing and no where to go. Ok take the propane tank out and check on them but help these people. There is not enough help out there.
I understand it was a big safety concern but honestly, it was a place for someone to lay their head down. This actually hurts my heart. Everyone deserves having a safe place to sleep. 💭
Be careful, caring about the well being of others will make a lot of right wing Christians mad.
That is my thought too. Who does it hurt? And now whomever made it into a home is once again truly homeless. I don't feel like that's much of a win.
True. The fact that the cop was so easy going and said “they’ll probably be back again” or whatever, like instead of leaving a notice of eviction leave a notice for a homeless shelter and help? You can’t make this shit up. Man kind needs to read a bible because it’s failing desperately
@@princesscaliduh Exactly. Well, a bible or just be a human being with a freaking heart, right? I mean, I don't care who you are, that kind of cruelty just isn't right. Those "tenants" were messy, sure, but the creativity they showed has to be worth at least a heads up before they throw all their stuff in the bin. Let's face it, this is an overpass; not exactly an ideal place to hang your hat. No running water, electricity, heating or cooling, and what I assume would be a deafening roar above their heads at all times...for these people to choose this place as their home instead of a condo at the beach or something, they're obviously not living the life of riley. They might be struggling with mental illness, abuse, addictions, joblessness or any combination. Whatever the case, they probably have it hard enough as it is and could really use some kindness.
This story *should* have been so different. They could have made a real difference in somebody's life, but instead there was someone even *less* safe going to sleep that night than they were before the law showed up and swung their justice dick around. Isn't that just the most back assward thing? I guess their interpretation of "to protect and serve" is just different than I would have hoped.
@@chrisbrown6759 Christian here and wouldn’t care for that person living there as long as they keep it clean nothin wrong with being Christian and right wing I don’t support murder so what if your gay oh well that’s between u and God idc I just want to see people give their life to Christ Jesus not satan
So this is how we're defining "Two-Bedroom Apartment"?
We call them spaces catacombs and homeless always leave a mess.
Numero Set The government needs to start rounding up homeless that do not want shelter stay and take them all together somewhere else. They need harsh punishment and discipline. They either start straightening up reform themselves take the help and find jobs or get out of town. If they are not wanting the help then they should be all taken to a desert or something. I’m tired of trash and poop on the streets. California a beautiful state is becoming a slum. My favorite city LA has become a gross dump.
Nsr
So Biden,
What jobs would you have them do?
It’s easy to say “get a job”
Or accept assistance offered.
Jobs with living wages aren’t readily available. Companies use employees as a consumable material.
Much of the assistance means well but falls short.
The ‘rona nonsense hasn’t helped either.
Granted, there are some that you could hand a million dollars and they would be right back in 30 minutes.
@@nsr5961 really so all homeless is like that. Well I am homeless one legged in a wheelchair. I'm not homeless because of drugs nor alcohol. I'm homeless because I pay my child support to take care of MY KIDS. So I don't have enough for a place to rent. And there are others like me. I wasn't trashy, I didn't pan handle, I didn't beg.
@@nsr5961 you’re sick
If I were living in there I would have brought in a bag for the garbage. Why live in all that trash if you don’t have to.
Drugs, alcohol, mental health, absolute despair because you're homeless and nothing has gone right in your life lol
Mental illness or physical disability
@@matthewstoughton3532 Not funny..
i wish they can at least clean the area they occupy, they are still human...not animals
That's the only issue I have with this, not the makeshift apartment, but the trash pile up. Unacceptable regardless of one's situation.
@@cali2468 Left out propane tank that could have exploded.
@@cali2468 It's easy for you to say when your trash gets picked up.
@@notchedbandit Well I work to keep a roof over my head. Years of mental issues didn't stop me either. How about this: won't you go down to tent city and clean up the trash for them, rather than sitting behind a PC being a dumba**.
@@cali2468 u the one crying about trash how about u go do it.. Oh yea the garbage man picks up ur trash.... You weird
How does a California news station act so surprised?? you're literally living in a homeless encampment called the state of California
In case you didn't know, there's nothing called "news" on t.v, just propaganda for weak minded people
At first I thought this was satire, then I was like oh California. It's really not that bad homeless people just navigate and are forced to go to California and it's easier to survive.
I’m not surprised cause I live in California and in downtown San Diego they routinely push the homeless out of the petco park area for the Padres games and they built an indoor skyscraper building right next to the stadium when there’s nothing but homeless people. And instead of building a center for those in need they build that for the college students to move into the apartment complex that it was built on....the homeless took over cause no one was gonna go there for fun or live their ... 🤦♀️ since COVID it’s been turned into the center needed for these people. And the apartments. But not willingly..instead COVID forced them to change it and not because the fact everyone was willing to not go in there.
When you don’t have a home, you make do with what you can get.
Aside from all the trash they didn't throw away, that wasn't a bad setup for a homeless person. I wish they would have let them stay as long as they get rid of the trash and don't accumlate it again.
I get they make do! Clean up after yourself!!!
that is how desperate homelessness can get.
I don't really call it desperation I call that survival Instinct
Humans have the ability to adapt to their environment in a way most animals in the wild do not
Truthfully heartbreaking. Pray for each other please esp these people 🖤
You think that’s a regular place homeless people can go to? Lmao
@@PatternLand definitely not, I was homeless and didn’t have the luxury. Yes... as a homeless person this place is a luxury. What a hell life can be.
At least they didn't have to contend with an HOA.
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Hoa the worst
That's why they kicked him out once they get that established they can come back
Oh my gosh. That's like 10 times worse
Sooo worth it! 😂
TRUE STORY : Homeless & built a 2 Story Underground Dugout with Railway Rails & with Tunnels in a Valley . housed 10 people for years untill it was found.
I knew that shit 20 years ago cops need to get smarter
For real, there was one by my high school. We called it the caves.
These are actually all over Los Angeles, I remember in HS (around 2011) there was a website where you could find these. But these were made by someone clearly not homeless, cause I’ve would fit crazy things in there like a piano huge couches beds, paintings etc. so basically he would take apart the piano and put it back together etc, cause the hole to get into these was way smaller it was like the size of a sewer man hole (the circle ones)
@@jsalais02 yeah I there's a class they show you the in and out if building bridge's it was some type of construction class bit you can go in these places it's fucking cold and loud but hidden
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Fr in Wichita KS they have their bedrooms under every bridge
They know too, the longer they pretend they don't, the longer they do not have to deal with it.
Can’t imagine the noise pollution and trying to sleep under a highway
I slept on an aircraft carrier right under the flight deck for 3 years and had the most amazing sleep I’ve had in my life. I’m sure he was good
You get used to it after awhile. That's why torturing someone by constantly playing the same song over and over isn't effective.
I slept under a freeway a couple times. It was a noise nightmare. So I guess you could say I didn't sleep at all.
@@toddsmith1969 bro what
@@likasomebodiefakku may I help you?
They're human beings they need a place to live.
It’s the end of the world. Homes can’t use the space. But then the rich in L.A complain about homeless on skid row.
They can get a job and pay rent
How about your yard friend?
@@hedonisticzen we talking bout under a bridge.... c’mon man. That’s out of sight out of mind. Not hurting anyone. Have mercy. Anyone can fall on hard times or catch cancer and be praying for mercy.
@@BlinkbCk and I'm saying put your back porch where your mouth is. See in my town I see them harass people for cigarettes and money become outright hostile when told no politely. I see them light fires in closed businesses that they're squatting around. I see them shooting up two blocks from my daughter's school and discarding needles with God knows what diseases along her path. I see insane amounts of money spent on the issue with no improvement. So no man, if you're unloved enough that you don't have a single person that will find room for you on their couch and some leftovers in the fridge then you're not on hard times you need to flee the city and live far away from civilization until you can figure out why you're such a worthless human.
This just shows the desperation of homeless people. Now stop treating these people like trash and build affordable housing!
N,o. No way. More taxes towards them. Government already pockets my money with their "black" projects and they try to get more of it. Another excuse for them to go deeper by helping out these druggie dudes that don't want to work but get high nah man in good.....
Bidens using 86 million to house illegal migrant entry instead of American homelessness, despite our country's debt.
Truthfully heartbreaking. Pray for each other please esp these people 🖤
Like Tupac said, “they got money for wars but can’t feed the poor” and that’s why they killed him
Paul Gavrilin are you absolutely daft, not every one who’s homeless can help it. Affordable housing is a wonderful solution and can offer homes to homeless disabled veterans, people with mental disabilities, not to mention it would aid our homeless youth such as the children of homeless parents.
But ok man say N.O. All you want and keep your mind boarded up, your taxes will continue to help these people and will likely continue to help more.
Sad that this is what you are worried about when it comes to your tax dollars, which are spent on far far less important things.
But you have the nerve to complain about your money being used for those in need, not only helping them but helping you by keeping your community safer and cleaner.
Pure Ignorance
I hate that they demonize the homeless not one concern was raised for the occupants and more for the freeway. I didnt hear qny human concern for the occupants.
Inexcusable !!! NO ONE IN THIS RICH COUNTRY SHOULD EVER BE HOMELESS OR HUNGRY!!
Yes they should you're responsible for your own shitty decisions
Sad but we choose the life we live. You can get a job. ANY job. Rent a room for cheap and work your way up, little by little. It all starts within
@@Orixbby It isn't quite as easy as that... interview appropiate clothes for work, and then work clothes. These need to be obtained, and considering the homeless factor, they likely cannot afford these luxuries. But otherwise, I agree to an extent.
Completely agree no one in our country should ever be homeless or have to choose between food or rent
Nobody:
The Police Officer being interviewed: I'm sure (the homeless people that were staying inside the bridge) will be back. It's a chain that can be cut with channellocks (The chain that's securing The lockbars)
Me: Thanks Officer for the tip! I will be moving in next week! 😊
😭😭😂
I was thinking angle grinder.
Channel locks can't cut 😂
He meant a bolt cutter but you could probably get in with a hacksaw or just a blade if you had to.
Hahaaa
@@user-cb1ln8vc8d a good hand file can cut it in a hour.
People have to do whatever they have to do to survive. I’m guessing if I was in that situation I would do the same.
Careful now, don’t want the leftists to see homeless people surviving, they create them.
Been there, Done that. Beats social service and koncentration camps I enjoy now.
@@slowed8394 no proof of that besides most people go homeless due to their stupidness
@@slowed8394 even though the right wing doesn't like AOC's policies which do include free housing
@@slowed8394 “I’m in a cult.”
Not only is this incredibly resourceful, as far as being homeless is concerned, but surprisingly creative.
So creative they reward them with more suffering
@@MrWiibetrollin tbh that is one of the downsides
i actually had been planning to live in one of these for a couple years now, but after seeing this video, i have to find somewhere more hidden
Sad 💔😢 😞💔 people want drugs and not housing!!!
Awe they are homeless and made themselves a little place to stay where they aren’t bothering anyone. Ok now let’s destroy it.
Our government provides carte blanche to illegals but US citizens have so few resources available that they are forced into situations such as this! If this were reported from another country the media glorify how the US humanitarian efforts support those in desperate circumstances...but our American citizens are not only left in suffering but criticized for their survival techniques!
Hero cops
You know what. If that place probably had a light inside and was spick and span. And they maintained it. That cop probably would have turned a blind eye. I know I probably would have, and I used to be police. I would have waited for the homeless person and told them hey you're not supposed to be in there but I'm not going to do anything about it and I would have told them thanks for keeping the place up at least just be safe and don't keep anything hazardous inside. They were probably evicted because of that unsanitary garbage that they had in there, not to mention the flammable stuff they had. If any of that stuff catches fire everything goes. But I guess you don't mention any of that?
@@BeverleyMiller_ How would you even know that the person who set up this hideaway isn’t an illegal Mexican? You assume it’s a “fellow American” due to their intelligence on survival? You’re right that the system is broken, but your biases make you flawed.
@@luisjiron8154 If I'm ever down. All I do is read the comments on any given post! Sometimes all you can do is laugh.
Enough room and shelter for the homeless person to charge another homeless person a monthly fee to stay.
That'll be $100 a month, including the gallon jug of water fee, or some drugs, either or...
Lol. Nobody is gonna pay someone to live in something thats not owned by said bum
@@mikerushing362 another homeless person would. Especially if the homeless person doing the renting out is somewhat good at convincing other people.
Sad that there are people who have to live like that.
People live like that because they want to. They would rather use drugs and alcohol instead of getting their life together. Laziness doesn't get you anywhere in life. That's why I've worked my butt off all my life. Another thing is just because you have a small space doesn't mean you have to be dirty. If you have hands and are able to work than do it! I don't bad for homeless people one bit.
@@DAVIDGARCIA-vg3ph Some may be bad or choose to be on drugs but they are still human.
Hi Adam, I do not believe that dude said these under freeway living people are not human.
I know right? Why can't people stop being lazy and engaging in criminal activity and just get a job like the rest of us?
@Anton Marshall Just to let you know one of my family members is homeless,why? Because all his life he has been lazy,always looking for handouts and freebies,always has a sob story,always blaming others for his actions,always playing the victim and living in the past,has never had a full time job,always looking at what everyone else is doing,always lying and stealing,he has closed so many doors in his life for his actions! Why is it that the rest of my family members and myself have our things in order? Because we are not Lazy,we have always worked and held careers,we have our priorities in order,we don't live out of our means and spend wisely,we have fun but we don't use drugs or drink,we help others besides our family and ourself! Bottom line we have respect and we are humble,we don't just think of ourselves,we are not greedy and slimy,and we are a pleasure to be around with. If a person doesn't help themselves then how are they ever going to make it in life? How is it that people with handicaps can work but people that have all capabilities won't? Please think about these things before you try to point your ignorant finger at me for saying the truth,you are talking to a professional so I hope that you've learned something out of what I said. Thank you.
Two bedroom apartment?
This is rather a garbage dump. Not impressive at all.
Exactly my thoughts also.
You know the media. They gotta jazz up the story.
Remove the garbage and you got a pretty chill spot.
John and todd smith
Instead of judging these people they need prayers. Like Tupac said, “they got money for wars but can’t feed the poor” and that’s why they killed him
If you’re going to be homeless living under a bridge, hygienic practices is also a key to survival.
you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@princesscaliduh I hope you learned your lesson about breaking into peoples houses, lucky you're still here.
@@princesscaliduh
May I ask did you have an addiction to alcohol or drugs? Or were you diagnosed with bipolar disorder?
Also glad you found a way out.
@@caruniv3287 no actually it’s kind of sickening tbh that people ask me that. Not everyone who is homeless is a drug addict etc. This story took place when I was 17-18 finishing up high school and family died and left me with nothing but my crazy aunt who did drugs and because they already struggled with money and didn’t leave me anything, no money no house nothing. My aunt struggled with being institutionalized on multiple occasions but she was the only one I could go to because she was the one family member my family and I knew with a house and extra room and bed for me and she was my godmother so my parents intentions were if anything ever happened she would help. She has mental issues though like OCD suicidal thoughts PTSD and depression. She was abused by her own mother and was on numerous medications (that didn’t help) in conclusion, she kicked me out (in the rain and threw all my stuff out there too) called the cops and made a lie I pushed her so she could get me out of the way and get her room back to rent to someone else who would pay her way for drugs . bc I couldn’t pay her money bc at my minimum wage job I was only making enough to feed myself and pay my bills. She drew the line when I was having trouble getting food stamps and threw me out. You all are repulsive to judge like you’re god. People are so stereotypical and judgements it’s sickening they always tie homelessness to drugs, blondes to dumb, etc. but I guess that’s life, it doesn’t make me wonder why life is the way it is currently though. A mess, people living longer, I know if I was Jesus and died on a cross for everyone I would be pissed and wouldn’t want to chill with any of y’all with the mindset you all hold upon your shoulders. Make out what you want from it. I know where Jesus stands with me for he’s the only one that’s been by me my whole life and he is the only one I care for when he judges me. Which you shouldn’t judge, as it’s Jesus job to judge and with u as his child you should do nothing but love without judgement. That’s your only job, life is a test and being able to love without judgement and recognizing what Jesus would do in all situations is all u have and need to study with. Despite this, thanks for your condolences
@@FuZe. It’s amazing to me you’re so judge mental along with the 4 people who liked your comment. What’s amazing to me (and not in a good way) is how you think you know everything including the lesson I was meant to learn. Talking like you’re Jesus Christ himself, it’s no wonder why the world is the way it is. Obviously it’s your turn for a lesson. Which I know exactly what you were implying, it’s amazing I’m still here because I didn’t get shot or arrested. FYI, it was my own family’s garage. It was my god mother’s (aunt) garage whom my parents left me with when I was 17 right before they passed and left me. Mind you, my aunt has mental health issues and was in the mental hospital on numerous occasions during her years of living but it was the only place I was able to go to lay my head down to sleep every night so I could finish up high school. She had episodes especially when she misused her prescribed medication for she was on a lot of different ones. She has an episode where one day she threw me out because the minimum wage job I was working only afforded to buy me food and pay my other miscellaneous bills like car insurance (which was in the 400 range a month) phone bills etc. she needed money for her drug usage and decided to throw me out so she could rent the room I was staying in to someone who can pay her way for her drug usage. I was also homeless during this time and living out of my car in the summer heat while trying to work and people were making fun of me. All I had in my car was clothes and a bible. Moreover, if you’re implying the lesson I learned was to trust nobody but Jesus, for the test of life is to see if I can be like him or not (revelations- the testimony of life is the prophesy of Jesus Christ) , to learn to be able to forgive someone like my aunt when the Bible says to forgive like Jesus forgave you (Ephesians 4:32) and to idolize Jesus because he doesn’t want to hangout with judgmental people (like you) on the other side, then ya , I guess I learned my lesson. stop judging like you’re Jesus, that’s his job. You never know what people are going through so pretty sure your job is just to love everyone without judgement. Thanks.
Only in California is a 72 hour notice required to chase someone away from living inside a freeway.
Warning: living in a bypass while homeless has been known to cause cancer and birth defects in the state of California.
This is someone's home. You know entire countries live like this, right?
@@BenVanAmburg Ya but we are trying to make sure we don't sink to that level
Yeah, imagine treating a homeless person like a human being for just a moment instead of an object to be stepped over and ignored.
That 72 hours was to give them time to gather their belongings (otherwise known as "their only material possessions on planet earth") instead of just tossing it all into a dumpster.
Imagine you're homeless and you have a backpack full of meager belongings. Now imagine that a cop just throws that away. How do you think you'd feel?
@@NomnomJawsnomnom, stepped over and ignored? Americans pay hundreds of millions of dollars to build shelters that provide housing and food. Those that chose willingly to avoid the abundant resources available and seek this type of living condition are not entitled to anything. They ignore the help available and knowingly trespass. No sympathy deserved when they rebuff outstretched helping hands.
When you find out they JUST CLEANING UP THE APARTMENT FOR THE HOME OWNER "CUZ THEY WILL BE BACK"
Right, probably already knows where another one is at lol
That place was made for inspectors, obviously inspectors have never visited and your worried about a few items being a hazard. How about you sur the city for not doing their job in the first place
So true 💯.... just imagine if Noone ever checked on it and it was a mass explosion🙏🏾
Maybe they were just turning a blind eye to it?
Inspectit's:"No desperate homeless preson here defaintly.just a bridge"
How often do you imagine that a bridge needs inspecting?
@@RR-lh1kv "weekly" i hope you're joking dude, because if you're not, then you are a big dummy
You assume that they are supposed to be checking it. Thats your first mistake.
They said "creative" like it was decorated🤣
Just let him be there. He’s homeless, why are you doing this to these poor people?
Haha cuz some of us work hard for what we have and don't want our bridges to go boom cuz some slob opened his propane tank while smoking.
@@Jeremy.Bearemy so to be officially a homeless person one has to lug a propane tank around and also start smoking ?
@@Shashwatt he’s just giving a possible safety risk.
@@Shashwatt yeah the guy in the video mentioned that they found a propane tank and how it was a fire risk.
Even if the tank exploded im assuming its a 5 gallon tank. Which would take more than that to damage a bridge made of concrete and iron beam framing.
That should be an actual thing. If it's safe, build homeless apartments.
Could've been a pretty sweet setup if he had some living standards
theyre bums they have no standars... is why theyre there... most people with standard wouldnt put up with those conditions and immediately try and find a way out and insert themselves back into society... these are filthy leaches... looking for free boarding... if i gotta pay rent/mortgage then so do you! no mercy
@@youtubevideos3963 what they showed in this video did look like a pile of trash more than anything else. however, i wouldn't say that about homeless people in general. if you're a natural born citizen, then it's very difficult to be a part of society: because a good portion of society these days requires people to disown the united states declaration of independence and declare that they were born into this country, entitled to it, while bloodline and territorial birthrights are everything this country is not.
if you were born naturally and don't have a birth certificate or if you refuse to use birth certificates because they undermine the very foundation of the united states, then you are prevented from owning property and banned from working or traveling.
i got hired by cinemark recently and was then immediately fired when they found out i didn't have a birth certificate. they won't let you ride on interstate buses anymore if you're natural born either. and bank accounts are out of the question. why would you choose to "rejoin" a society that treats people this way based on their birth and their support of the united states?
just because i honor the declaration of independence and believe that citizenship is always a choice: never an entitlement, that doesn't mean that i should be treated so badly by people that would rather sell out america.
@@subterranea9095 You cannot be serious
@@LilLeanCuisine i'm serious. many places now ignore the united states declaration of independence and alienate people according to their birth. people who still believe in the united states, as it's defined, are pushed to the brink of "society." why would i joke about that or mock it?
They are homeless... and probably mentally ill.
I get trying to find safe shelter. But to endanger everyone by filling that shelter with trash and a propane tank is some whole other stuff.
Exactly somebody with common sense. I pretty much said the same thing and if everything seemed on the up and up and was clean, I'm sure that police officer probably would have turned a blind eye.
So that place is an explosion hazard for fire? That makes sense.
Bro shut the fuck up the trash has nothing to do with it lmaoo
And possibly the propane tank but that’s fucking a sliver of a possibility
There was NO PROBLEM. This man does not go into other folks homes to dictate his tastes.🏡🛏⛈🌪👺
If they offer resources why is there so many homeless people struggling to survive to the point they make a home out of anything only for it to be taken away by the people that claim to help?
That’s what I say. If it’s so much “help” and “resources” why are there still thousands to millions still homeless??? If there’s so much help
@@JanayNikki It's sad to see how they focus on making themselves look good when a camera is around smfh this is why we are giving because we know these so called resources are invisible
Some dont want help some have mental issues and think everything your doing to help is out to kill them with a conspiracy mindset. Mental illnesses prevent them from finding or getting any kind of help.
@@VulcanicsPlayGround Yeah that's true but not every homeless person suffers from these issues and actually beg for a helping hand.
@@stephaniediaz5028 totally agree but we can't ignore those who do ,as i read these comments i can see 99.9 people are ignoring it and blaming it all on USA , You can not help those who don't want help , some di not even have a mental illnesses but just want to live (off the grid) we can not ignore that fact too. Those who accept help tend to go to homeless shelters and work with social workers and get aid help. Those who don't range from mental issues to off gridders to Drug addiction and alcoholism and are unwilling to quit and get help sadly. You can bring a horse to water but you can not make him drink...
Sounds like there’s not a whole lot of checking the free ways going on
correction ...sounds like we have to build more affordable housing
@@ethioabelsd exactly
I'm glad they gave them a 72 hour notice so they could evacuate with what's important.
Wow. Have to say that it's impressive, though. Hopefully things turn around for the person who occupied the space! :(
SO LONG AS THEY LEARN WHERE THE RECYCLE AND RUBBISH GOES!
@@elaineanderson5468 you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
Let's be real. This was not a two bedroom apartment.
Wow, someone made a shelter for themselves. Great job making sure people dont have a place to go.
Think how different this story would be if it said Homeless living under freeway. Area was immaculate. Not only were they conscientious to show their appreciation of this usable space by keeping it clean, they also showed that by keeping the outside vicinity free and clear of litter. Every time I hear these stories there are piles of garbage involved. This one took 6 hours and a bull dozer. If you have the incentive to get the garbage there - make sure you take it back out and properly dispose of it.
If your homeless and eat on the go, who trash can do you use?
Tf... They homeless.... U doin too much
I'm surprised the rats didn't eat there nasty ass up .Maybe if they were cleaning the area up the police would not have bother them .They better look out for Coyote's .
Homeless means you can’t pick up after yourself??
These comments saying they’re homeless and “who trash can” they would use.. listen if they can haul in artwork to hang up on the wall they can haul a damn trash can in. Homeless does not mean be trifling
For the people saying " you should just leave them in peace". Come to portland and see how that has played out
true sympathy for bums just brews and complaces for more bums!!! im with you every state take care of their own bums and stop sending to california.. we have our own lazy bunch too.
Its a damn shame people have to resort to this, housing should be a human need everyone should have a safe warm dry place to sleep and feel safe.
That sounds like a good idea until you realize people like this exist and will just trash and leave the place a mess
Four words! Keep your house clean.
Should have that one neat and clean. Close the secret entrance next time.
And now the poor homeless people who weren't in anyone's way are gonna go set up a tent in front of some business ruining someone else's life
Oh STFU whine ass.
Their damned if they do and damned if they don’t
@@sugarfree8303 you should lay off the booze
Or jus simply be in harms way out on the streets or possibly in wooded area...
@@sugarfree8303 please do you live in a city where homeless run the downtown...na probably not
They have to live somewhere, it’s fucked up that there isn’t enough Affordable housing for people
I agree. I hate this country so much. National league sports teams make millions on millions and there are people living like this and not even given an alternative, just forced to figure out a new place to carve out...someone help them to Slab city at least...
Have them come live with you............lol you don't want that!
@@coochiecrook7120 what does that have to do with anything?
@@annieberardino8732 go to mexico then
@@annieberardino8732 seriously if you hate the country then go to mexico, see how nice it is there
"Offer resources." Right, because the resources they are going to offer is going to be a place to live, right? No, of course not. That's just thought-speak.
@@random-sd1nq Many homeless people are working people. Many homeless people are parents with children. Many homeless people are the elderly. Many homeless people do not have drug issues nor mental problems. But here's the bottom line: EVERY HUMAN BEING NEEDS A PLACE TO LIVE.
There is a serious problem in America with a complete lack of affordable housing.PERIOD. This government absolutely REFUSES to fix it. On the contrary, they, under the guise of being corporations, have invaded the real estate market and plundered most of the affordable housing including houses, and have made it impossible for people to obtain permanent housing, nor affordable housing.
We can’t get paid for you occupying this sooo.. ya gots ta go!!
Best comment hands-down
Pretty much.
How can you serve a homeless person an eviction notice??? 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 right
Damn homeless, breathin up all our freeway air.
"cut a chain with channel locks"? I think you mean bolt cutters.
Unless you're gonna give them housing or financial and job help then you ought to leave it alone.
No
Shit, can I stay at your place? Ill wait, btw if you say No, then you're a biggot and a hypocrite
@@MomoKunDaYo what!? thats not someone's property, it is a land shared by the public as a whole, unlike houses.
@@nopelandfill So does that mean i can stay on the sidewalk outside your house? It's public property bro! You don't need all that space in front of your driveway
@@lemondude9868 We are saying that they barely found a place to sleep in comfortably enough because it is primarily illegal to sleep on the street, sidewalks or any public place, under a highway is not a cause of concern to anybody, thats why we're sympathizing with them this time around, we can't let them sleep on sidewalks for multitude of reasons, they start exploiting this once one person is allowed to do it, they start filling the whole neighborhood! And not to mention, its kind of an invasion of privacy, the fact that people, human beings, still sleep on the street is a sad reality, the government have to build low cost apartment buildings on all golf courses across the nation, plenty of land, instead of spending it on the military, trying to keep the nation safe, when in reality the people in it don't feel safe in the first place, sure I would let homeless people sleep on my sidewalk, but the problem is that they start piling up as soon as one is allowed, and I can't separate the bad from the good, they start trashing the place just like in this video, some of them take drugs, some are alcoholic, and some of them are batshit crazy, thats not good news for the childrens at all, just look at the horrible aftermath in some of the known neighborhoods for that exact reason to know what I mean, thats how some of these folks treat you back unfortunately, thats why people lost the incentive to help these people, they started treating them as a group under one label rather than individuals, if I know of a person that is homeless and his/her actions and mannerism remained more or less the same, I'd let him/her sleep in my house, but then again, this could have hidden flip sides, this person could just be manipulative, and was using me to steal cash from my house while I'm asleep, or call the police on me saying I kidnapped him/her, harassed him/her, etc, so no matter what I do, its a double-edged sword, there's always that flip side that I can't just ignore :(
Notice that homeless always go to great lengths trashing & putrifying every location they occupy. Cheers!
Well genius that wouldn't be happening if they had simples resources like a dumpster. And porta potties. Think about it idiot
Susan Iru yeah because you want to have buckets full of shit and piss inside of a plastic room all over the city you live in. These fucks are all druggy trash. They destroy good communities and bring in drugs.
@@peterose7049 That’s exactly right all of these homeless people who are major drug traffickers. You are what I tend to classify as a fuckwit.
@@spacetimeworm Please go back to your fucking safe space. This is the reality of the homeless situation in downtown L.A. It’s full of trash, shit and needles all over the place Just like San Francisco. You don’t have to put up with this bullshit like the residents and business owners do.
I’ve always wondered why homeless people don’t go into the wilderness and build a cabin and survive off the land but then I realized drugs and alcohol are found in the city
I agree,their priority is to get high drunk strung out and make people feel sorry for them. Everyone makes their choices,am speaking because I have family like that. They would rather be losers than be responsible and pay bills. I was homeless for like a week but I slept in my car because my next place wasn't ready but I didn't expect people to help me because I have my balls well attached,excuse my language but it's the truth!
Also surviving on the wild would require you to fend for yourself, feed yourself, and not feel safe.
@@MomoKunDaYo feed yourself? Oh boy imagine having to do that
@@MomoKunDaYo have you ever been in the wild? Sounds like you’ve never left your apartment?
SMH leave them people alone they not bothering nobody you don’t wanna see people on the streets
I was thinking that too, until they said that they had a propane tank. That's basically a bomb under a freeway.
Nah That shit is a major hazard. Especially if there was a collapse or explosion
@@qbanz00 who’s gonna miss them under the bridge out of sight out mind
@@OsamaBinBombin Idk but maybe they have family. They’re still human. Maybe the people who could get injured driving above them would be missed ..
Ingenious place to live.
Thats a $1700. Studio apt in NYC They cleaned out the apartment for them. Great work, lol!
Channel locks? He means bolt cutters.
cops are dumb
redskinjim Ok but cops serve and protect. Don’t be rude just because he didn’t use the words you wanted to hear.
😂🤣 hes comming up with his own lanauge to sound smarter then every1 elsh
I wonder what he calls the actual channel locks ?
@@fernandonavarro6000 Monkey bars.
Leave homeless alone or help
I’ve been homeless before for 3 years straight with my mom and I’ve been living in California for my whole life and 90% of the homeless choose to be homeless because they don’t like rules and have to take their addictions to the streets. I know 2 people who have a bed to sleep in but would rather be in the streets. That’s why I don’t give out money to California homeless people. The majority of them choose to be homeless and personally I don’t feel sorry for them for not getting their shit together.
Do you ever stop and think....Just maybe....if the cost of living weren't so outrageous that people wouldn't have to be "creative" with their homelessness? Christ.
There are cheaper places to live lmao, in fact its really cheap in mexico, and all you have to do is cross the border, its not that hard, people do it all the time.
They were lucky enough to find a perfect little spot and filled it with garbage.... disgusting.
These are the same people that break into homes and get squatters rights... then trash a house that isn't theirs. I was homeless for 8 months at the age of 14 and still kept my areas decent... treat what you DO have with respect, it isn't complicated.
Yes. We live in the car and I'll clean up other people's trash in our vicinity in the parking lot all the time. And it seems most likely it's mostly from people who have houses.
Mad nice for not wanting to arrest them hopefully these homeless can get jobs
I hope he cops are happy making homeless people more homeless
The bastard sure did look happy as hell... Like what he did was some sort of accomplishment. Instead of fighting REAL CRIME! Losers
@@HauteChick you two should grow up, and find a job before both of you end up homeless
@@HauteChick btw, I just wanted to wake you guys up to a fact thats gone ignored: Police do not write the laws, Legislators, and politicians make the law, police are just doing their job, and they take all of the heat from morons like you. So WAKE UP and if you have problems with the law take it up with the lawmakers not the police.
@@MomoKunDaYo OINK OINK 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐽🐽🐽
@@HauteChick 🐷🐷🐷🐷 translation:
"I am so stupid, that I have nothing intelligent to say."
It’s a shame people don’t have rights to even a space of their own when the space IS there
illegal to exist without paying loads of money sad
It would be fine except for the propane tank, that endangers them and the people driving on the highway. I'd like to think that they're responsible about it but they were living with all that flammable garbage and mistakes happen.
@@brielli6393 I respectfully disagree.
Every vehicle that passes over -also has an explosive tank.
They are merely guilty of being poor.
They weren’t hurting anyone.
Reminds me of that picture of spikes constructed under a bridge so that the homeless couldn’t sleep
@@steves9130 that’s a pretty good point. The fact that the propane tank is inside the highway and in those conditions makes me perceive it as more risky. I suppose it depends on if the tank exploding could conceivably cause the highway to buckle or not. Giving 2 people moderately safer housing vs possibly killing multiple people in a collapse wouldn’t be worth it to me, but if the propane tank isn’t explosive enough for that then have it
Lol not “their own space” though 🤣😂 get a job and pay rent folks. Think before you do things and make a plan.
Just leave them alone....they're going through a hard time. Just trying to make it
nah some if anything most choose to live this way.. after dispair they try dugs get hooked and dont want out and 1 day turns into 5 years because you were just using day after day not caring to better yourself and get out... dont think these homeless people just got kicked out yesterday... those who want to get out looked for help and resources those who didnt are probably still out here mooching for sympathy from suckers.
@@youtubevideos3963 ...you know there are homeless children, right? young adults? kids who were kicked out? (u see that often with homeless LGBT) people who’s parents were poor/homeless who grew up there. people who didn’t graduate & therefore can’t get jobs? especially since they have no home address..? that’s a very close minded statement and is exactly why these people aren’t given adequate help; the lack of awareness and overall ignorance on the subject. you sure think highly of yourself for someone with no empathy or understanding on the reality of homelessness. sit this one out.
@@jessetm7732 LGBT?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♂️
They can come live on your back porch.
@@hedonisticzen you are being rude please stop 🛑
That’s humans in a nutshell,,,, something nobody even noticed, that some poor soul who was just trying to live, out of sight had pieced together,,, But as soon as someone discovered this,,,, oh we must destroy
Let him live there
Probably, if they weren't freaking pigs he probably wouldn't care..
That was pretty interesting ye mate! But how could they ruin a perfectly good hide out?? *It was hidden tho*
Shame on you Sam Shane! They did not "build an apartment" in the Freeway, The occupants found a crawl space, and used the crawl space as a home. The people who did this turned what was a bad situation into a livable situation.
Found a place people take refuge from the cold so naturally we tore it down.
I'd be more surprised when they cut the chain with channel locks
smart is as smart does ...... if they would keep crap clean they woulnd' be so noticable
It wasn't the filth, it was the makeshift bridge that was noticeable
Exactly. If they didn’t have to go down there to clean. Then who knows how long clda lived under there
you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@cryptoisthewaytogo you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@lwrncjms you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
People don't get it when society turn their backs on you, you do what u can to survive try not to eat in a whole day let's see if you like been hungry with no money or a roof to protect you against the rain or heat try to walk for hours to one spot to your next destination and if your clothes are dirty and go to a restaurant they kick u out or call the police.
Nobody turned their backs on anyone. Instead, people in these situations give up on life. If they can source for all this and if they have the intelligence to get inside the bridge, they can find work. They just choose not to, because they want to live freely without the responsibilities of our society. That's nobody's fault but their own and it's not my (societies) responsibility to cater to, or enable this kind of lifestyle. Before you say that I don't understand or whatever, I will assure you that I do. I once lived in both the field across from mcbean, with my brother, and behind a dumpster by tower Mart on nicolaus. I slept in the bathroom at the cemetery, on the top floor of the stairs by on O and first, hell I even slept on the roof of the 1st street apartments. And even after that, I lived in my car. I was homeless for 2 years, but kept working, kept saving, kept grinding until I was out of the hardship. Never once did I expect society to fix my problems, nor should these people.
@@treykings07 I mean you're not wrong. You can always try to find better shelter, do everything you can to find a job, move to an area where it's more affordable housing.
@@piaaadah right, that's my point. There's always an out, and and option for those who need it. At the end of the day, we get what we put in life.
@@treykings07 very true
When your homeless you get real creative, trust me I know all about it , I'm sad they lost their little apt tho
Im Just trying to understand how do you evict somebody that's already homeless🤔 did you see that note they left in there huh
Rookies! Here in la thats called a one bedroom with quick freeway access!
3200 a month (free trash pickup)
Lmao sad but true.
i like how she said that the propane tank is a fire hazard to the traffic above lol
what is it going to do? burn thru the concrete? sorry lady this just isn't dramatic at all !!!
He'll be back in two weeks like "thanks for cleaning y'all"
Homeless people: I wish I had a home.
Also homeless people: fuck this home I'm living in. Imma piss in the corner
I would feel so much worse for homeless people if they cleaned up after themselves. Seriously, take the trash that you were just about to toss on the ground and put it in a trash can. None nearby? Okay, use one of the zillion plastic bags blowing around in the wind as a receptacle. It's disgusting and unsafe.
I TOTALLY AGREE!
But if they were the sort of person conscientious enough to clean up after themselves, they probably would not be homeless. Homelessness seems to often be the result of DGAF (don't give a f&&&&) attitude applied to all aspects of one's life.
you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@brianleeper5737 you’ve never BEEN HOMELESS. YOU shouldn’t judge anybody ESPECIALLY if you’ve never walked in their shoes. I’ve been homeless and I can tell you THERE IS NO MOTIVATION. I Sat in a garage I broke into to sleep and rocked back and forth the whole day. Instead of judging these people PLEASE PRAY FOR THEM
@@princesscaliduh I'm not judging anyone. Many people who are homeless and suffering from DGAF need help.
They even had a painting there, wow! And it wasn't too bad a painting. Whoever did the painting has talent.
We don't have a homeless problem we have a capitalistic problem! EAT THE RICH!
“They got money for wars but can’t feed the poor” -Tupac