VIDEO-- A Homeless Junkie Explains Why It's Great Being Homeless In Portland

Wake up...get high
Walk around a little...get high
Talk to some locals...get high




The American dream!

Fuck yeah.

5*

We've got more important things to worry about at this time.

fuckin sad. at least when i was getting high i still worked and lived wtf is with people.

Well she saves a lot of time and dough on those pesky dental appointments

PORTLAND JUNKIE GLP JOGGER

Dude, I wish I could smoke pot like I use to on a daily basis. But now I feel guilty whenever I get high. It almost becomes a haunting kind of high, knowing I could be doing something better with my life instead of just smoking weed and watching the days fly by. Feel really guilty smoking it. Wasting time, knowing I could do better. It's weird. I probably smoked the shit for ten years no problem, now I just get high by being completely stone cold sober. Seeing what I missed out on for so many years, I don't want to go back to being a pothead. At least not until I'm in a good place, with my life being in order. Even then it may never be the same. Sucks because that was my go to vice. Now I don't use anything, except for cigarettes and kratom. But even that shit is about to go out the window. It is hell getting old.

she rigth no worry no bills she live happy life

Anthem for Portland.

I’m glad she has three meals a day, everyday…

and look like a crab apple skank.....enjoy

My boss has a saying, "if you want more of something...incentivize it"

Madness is about to decend upon this world like a boulder falling out of the sky.

Not just the type of madness like in the OP's video but a MADNESS that would be more akin to a zombie movie.

Expect what you have been accustomed to taking for granted your whole life, to shortly be taken away from you. This will be the sign that IT has begun.

Stone cold sober on Kratom? And cigs? Not knocking you completely but there is a disjointed aspect here.

maybe not.

Portland, Oregon is one of the American cities in an important ideological group - I wish I had the name handy - ICLEA or similar, in English. A very important, WEF-loved international organization.

This is about one aspect of its governance

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Last Edited by beeches on 01/03/2023 08:03 PM

Damn that’s weird. You just described me to a “T”

Scrump bump for this nonsense in my backyard?

you own nothing and be happy , the promise

zero incentive, no human value. Just bringing out the worst in people.

Wef responsible for the blm mayhem and rioting there. Destroy things then start over. Sad.

Yeah they'll own it all. It's called theft. Fuck "them and they."

Who pays for all that weed?

Over there on the west coast, there's whole generations (at least more common than where I'm from) that have been exposed to drugs their entire life.

This is what a life long hippie looks like. She probably doesn't do hard drugs considering she's alive.

Portland wants to allow this type of existence in its population, and sure enough, there are people willing to exist in this niche. It is easy to judge, although I would guess a significant portion of the judges are the jealous.

I could imagine a more ominous figure, certainly.

When I was homeless in Portland for summer in 2013 There was a lot of cigarettes and weed but I didn't see too many hard drugs and people's behavior was relatively normal. Lots of young people you could hang out with and chat with for a few days.

A little bit over a year ago I wandered the streets of Portland for a couple of weeks (even though I have my own place it's a long story but it's how I met my soulmate) And the way Portland is has completely changed. It was basically a bunch of zombies wandering around and almost everyone you interacted with would ask you if you had meth.

It's like a rampant systemic addiction that has turned like 99% of the homeless into the walking dead. My boyfriend who likes weed but not hard drugs told me that he used to deal weed before it became legal. Then once weed was legalized people really couldn't sell it themselves anymore competitively so the dealers all switched to meth and started using it themselves and that became the drug of choice for everyone.

And a old friend of mine who I stopped talking to because of her hard drug use, told me in one of our last conversations that several years ago they completely changed the formula of all meth and it's an extremely nasty and very very addictive drug now that only gets you high for a short amount of time and all you can think about is needing more once you use some.

It all feels coordinated somehow like they're doing this on purpose and "dirty" meth is a huge tool of the elite.