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Police Chief Uses UNIQUE METHOD To Control Homeless Population | |
| Veranidae Offer Upgrade  User ID: 26743899  United States11/17/2012 11:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 25672410 United States11/17/2012 11:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 20901334 United States11/17/2012 12:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yep, soon enough, you will need a yearly "fit for life" permit, for a fee, of course. Step right up and take your test, if you pass, you get another year to live, do not make the grade and you get turned into fertilizer. For the good of everyone, of course. And if you are rich enough, this will not apply to you, of course. Animal farm world and the pigs have taken over the house. |
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| shenandoah User ID: 2636202 United States11/17/2012 12:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to sacramento.cbslocal.com] Quoting: Veranidae I'm simply asking a question. Does a situation such as this create a ripe platform for something far more sinister and diabolical? For starters, the hair rose on my neck when Obama recently issued his latest Executive Order: [link to www.whitehouse.gov] Naturally, I gave consideration to several of the comments made in the homeless article. One in particular struck a nerve: "For Barton <homeless man>, the new ordinance that would essentially identify law-abiding homeless...The goal is to start managing the homeless population within our city,” said Chief James Wickham." A police chief with the authority to decide who gets a permit and who doesn't, and under what terms? The matter of vagrancy notwithstanding, am I to infer that crimes committed by the homeless are somehow different than crimes committed by people who have homes? What will qualify a person for a permit? What program of accountability will be implemented? Will there be a medical examination of any sort? Required inoculations? RFID chips? Will there by "homeless zones?" I can go on and on. With luck, I'm just exhausted from a bad night's sleep. And the overwhelming, unrelenting BS we're being force-fed 24-7. Bottom line is: With all the ~vacant properties and homes in America, there should NEVER be "homeless" citizens here. NEVER. |
| shenandoah User ID: 2636202 United States11/17/2012 12:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to sacramento.cbslocal.com] Quoting: Veranidae I'm simply asking a question. Does a situation such as this create a ripe platform for something far more sinister and diabolical? For starters, the hair rose on my neck when Obama recently issued his latest Executive Order: [link to www.whitehouse.gov] Naturally, I gave consideration to several of the comments made in the homeless article. One in particular struck a nerve: "For Barton <homeless man>, the new ordinance that would essentially identify law-abiding homeless...The goal is to start managing the homeless population within our city,” said Chief James Wickham." A police chief with the authority to decide who gets a permit and who doesn't, and under what terms? The matter of vagrancy notwithstanding, am I to infer that crimes committed by the homeless are somehow different than crimes committed by people who have homes? What will qualify a person for a permit? What program of accountability will be implemented? Will there be a medical examination of any sort? Required inoculations? RFID chips? Will there by "homeless zones?" I can go on and on. With luck, I'm just exhausted from a bad night's sleep. And the overwhelming, unrelenting BS we're being force-fed 24-7. Bottom line is: With all the ~vacant properties and homes in America, there should NEVER be "homeless" citizens here. NEVER. The costs of living, particulary that of home prices, are grossly over-inflated, due to Corporatism. That's a violation of Human Rights. |
| eve incognito User ID: 27803051  Bosnia and Herzegovina11/17/2012 12:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i realize it's slightly offtopic, but idea of being homeless is sometiems appealing to me. i am at the margines of society as it is, it be a breath of fresh air for me to admit that i don't fit in, and quit hoping some miracle will happen and i will find somewhere i belong. trouble with this is that i need to move to a place with milder climate, coz i wldn't survive one cold winter out in the streets, and i also need to wait till i'm a bit older... i have way exceeded my limit of being raped, i could not putt up with minding my own business in my sleeping bag and some dirtbag government clerk cruising for young homeless girls to play with, which i know would be the main hobby of middle classed psychopaths in any town i happen to pick for my homless home. i know, you people will say i'm arrogant,lol, among other things, my mother often points out the same, if i comment like this. hey, don't hate me coz everyone wants to stick it inside me, hate me coz it doesn't impress me in the least bit.  |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 27834799 United States11/17/2012 12:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| Veranidae (OP) User ID: 26743899 United States11/17/2012 12:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It simply seems that no matter a person's personal wealth or status, save the OBSCENELY wealthy, there is a push by the government from the top down to scrutinize the details of every human life, right down to the infinitesimally small details, and exercise absolute accountability and control over everyone. The homeless are an easy target for a beta test. Meanwhile, it's a beautiful fall day here, and thoughts of this are even affecting my delight in getting into the woods and MAYBE putting some meat in the freezer. I can imagine the day in the not-so-distant future when the government somehow forces us into purchasing their USDA-approved, GMO-fueled, institutionally processed food while euthanizing wildlife for "it's own benefit." Or making $4/lb. beef a cheap alternative in comparison to putting food on your own table. It's infuriating. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 21211135 United States11/17/2012 01:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to sacramento.cbslocal.com] Quoting: Veranidae I'm simply asking a question. Does a situation such as this create a ripe platform for something far more sinister and diabolical? For starters, the hair rose on my neck when Obama recently issued his latest Executive Order: [link to www.whitehouse.gov] Naturally, I gave consideration to several of the comments made in the homeless article. One in particular struck a nerve: "For Barton <homeless man>, the new ordinance that would essentially identify law-abiding homeless...The goal is to start managing the homeless population within our city,” said Chief James Wickham." A police chief with the authority to decide who gets a permit and who doesn't, and under what terms? The matter of vagrancy notwithstanding, am I to infer that crimes committed by the homeless are somehow different than crimes committed by people who have homes? What will qualify a person for a permit? What program of accountability will be implemented? Will there be a medical examination of any sort? Required inoculations? RFID chips? Will there by "homeless zones?" I can go on and on. With luck, I'm just exhausted from a bad night's sleep. And the overwhelming, unrelenting BS we're being force-fed 24-7. Bottom line is: With all the ~vacant properties and homes in America, there should NEVER be "homeless" citizens here. NEVER. There's still a lot of places where homes are not affordable for the incomes in that area. That's the trouble. Rents are outrageous too. |
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| Future Viewer User ID: 1344660 United States11/17/2012 01:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to sacramento.cbslocal.com] Quoting: Veranidae I'm simply asking a question. Does a situation such as this create a ripe platform for something far more sinister and diabolical? For starters, the hair rose on my neck when Obama recently issued his latest Executive Order: [link to www.whitehouse.gov] Naturally, I gave consideration to several of the comments made in the homeless article. One in particular struck a nerve: "For Barton <homeless man>, the new ordinance that would essentially identify law-abiding homeless...The goal is to start managing the homeless population within our city,” said Chief James Wickham." A police chief with the authority to decide who gets a permit and who doesn't, and under what terms? The matter of vagrancy notwithstanding, am I to infer that crimes committed by the homeless are somehow different than crimes committed by people who have homes? What will qualify a person for a permit? What program of accountability will be implemented? Will there be a medical examination of any sort? Required inoculations? RFID chips? Will there by "homeless zones?" I can go on and on. With luck, I'm just exhausted from a bad night's sleep. And the overwhelming, unrelenting BS we're being force-fed 24-7. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Yeah!, Give them (Homeless, & Entitlement Peoples) a Gun, some Soldier Equipment and put them on the field in the Middle East, like Iran, Syria or Lebanon, let them do something useful for sucking off Uncle Scam/Uncle Sham with Uncle Boris Tit (Entitlemenhts/Welfare/Benefits) for the last 80+ years. And that includes many "Hasadic/Russian/Religious/Orthodox" Jews, as they should put them on the front line of this War, for Sucking off of Uncle Sams tit for the longest time (80+ years already).  The Real "Kronos"..(1957 Movie) |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 3694399 United States11/17/2012 01:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 13652486 United States11/17/2012 01:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I hate to say it, but basically. They vandalize, drop trash everywhere, use drugs (herion and crank mainly), and more or less cause problems all around. I would be willing to say that 7 out of 10 homeless people have a record of some sort. Its nothing personal, its just that I see them around where I live, Downtown Olympia WA, and it becomes annoying pretty damn fast. |
| Fred User ID: 26677941 United States11/17/2012 01:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have mixed feelings. In the end its likely a good thing, reward decent people by letting them be and not harassing them. Get the scum out of town. But it needs to be enough permits not just a small token amount. A permit should be automatic and free but revoke-able when someone makes a consistent nuisance of themselves. For decent people it means being able to have the stability to get a job and get a life again. It won't happen when someone is being chased from place to place all the time. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 27946576 United States11/17/2012 01:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Fred User ID: 26677941 United States11/17/2012 01:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I hate to say it, but basically. They vandalize, drop trash everywhere, use drugs (herion and crank mainly), and more or less cause problems all around. I would be willing to say that 7 out of 10 homeless people have a record of some sort. Its nothing personal, its just that I see them around where I live, Downtown Olympia WA, and it becomes annoying pretty damn fast. That is my experience with the San Francisco homeless. The long term ones are a mess, they need some sort of low security institutional situation. They are too fucked up to ever care for themselves. Then there are the temporarily homeless. Often young people, you know it when you see them. One day gave one a $20 instead of a $1 because it was obvious he didn't belong on the streets. Saw him a few days later, he'd done more than eat with it, he'd found a nearby program helping the homeless to get jobs and housing. He'd used it for the train fair to get there and get enrolled. Never saw him on the street again. |
| Solitary God User ID: 25871572 United States11/17/2012 02:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yep, it has become so. Their agents are waking up each day to aid on terrorize families, children, women, and men. Police, federal agencies,, government workers, all play apart in the destruction of America. " I'm just doing my job" - Should not be an acceptable excuse. Put your hands up high if you hasn't imagined. Hope that the pen strokes stronger than the cannon Balls to the wall, Nose to the grindstone. My interrogation techniques leave your mind blown So Place your bets lets speak to the enemy. Don't let em pretend that we seek blood. Mighty warlord wanna-be street thug a threat for a threat leaves the whole world terrified blow for blow never settles the score word for word it's time we clarify We the people did not want war So Stand up We shall not be moved |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 8640456 United States11/17/2012 02:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to sacramento.cbslocal.com] Quoting: Veranidae I'm simply asking a question. Does a situation such as this create a ripe platform for something far more sinister and diabolical? For starters, the hair rose on my neck when Obama recently issued his latest Executive Order: [link to www.whitehouse.gov] Naturally, I gave consideration to several of the comments made in the homeless article. One in particular struck a nerve: "For Barton <homeless man>, the new ordinance that would essentially identify law-abiding homeless...The goal is to start managing the homeless population within our city,” said Chief James Wickham." A police chief with the authority to decide who gets a permit and who doesn't, and under what terms? The matter of vagrancy notwithstanding, am I to infer that crimes committed by the homeless are somehow different than crimes committed by people who have homes? What will qualify a person for a permit? What program of accountability will be implemented? Will there be a medical examination of any sort? Required inoculations? RFID chips? Will there by "homeless zones?" I can go on and on. With luck, I'm just exhausted from a bad night's sleep. And the overwhelming, unrelenting BS we're being force-fed 24-7. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Yeah!, Give them (Homeless, & Entitlement Peoples) a Gun, some Soldier Equipment and put them on the field in the Middle East, like Iran, Syria or Lebanon, let them do something useful for sucking off Uncle Scam/Uncle Sham with Uncle Boris Tit (Entitlemenhts/Welfare/Benefits) for the last 80+ years. And that includes many "Hasadic/Russian/Religious/Orthodox" Jews, as they should put them on the front line of this War, for Sucking off of Uncle Sams tit for the longest time (80+ years already). lol! you actually believe its not possible for you to ever be homeless. Homelessness is one small catastrophe away. |
| s.j User ID: 27947102 United States11/17/2012 02:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| shenandoah User ID: 2636202 United States11/17/2012 02:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | and their worthless child killing asses have broken the system meant for honest down on their luck folk That's because our whole Economy is based on warfare. They're the "warrior class"... historically, the ones who get ~preferential treatment. That is violations of Human Rights. Only for some time now, the Government is trying to rid themselves of as many as possible, so as to keep more $$$ for themselves. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 24926363 United States11/17/2012 02:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I feel for the homeless..been there myself a few times.. However, if you've ever been to Nevada City..( I live about 1 hour away).. You would soon realize that this is a very small tourist town..the main street is a throw back to the sixties with little art stores, mystics..hippies, and cafes ect. There is nothing else there! Having the homeless begging for hand outs on every corner ruins it for everyone.. Here's another alternative.. From a small town in the same [link to www.kcra.com] Follow up....... [link to www.sacbee.com] |
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| thetrickybigguy User ID: 27573720 United States11/17/2012 03:49 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | fema camps? Falling down is a part of life, getting back up is living. ~ Life is about choices, you get to make them each and every day of your life. ~ Capitalization is the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse.~ Only in America... do we use the word 'politics' to describe the process so well: 'Poloi' in Greek meaning 'many' and 'tics' meaning 'bloodsucking creatures'.~ “When a government is dependent for money upon the bankers, they and not the government leaders control the nation. This is because the hand that gives is above the hand that takes. Financiers are without patriotism and without decency.” If you're not a liberal at twenty you have no heart, if you're not a conservative at forty you have no brain. Winston Churchill |
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