'Homeless People Don't Need Homes' - Matt Walsh | The Kyle Kulinski Show

[@rmmx77]

As a former homeless man I can actually speak to this. If it wasn’t for the booze and substances I took. I honestly would have jumped off a bridge. Ironically it was those things that kept me going long enough to be taken in by my cousin and then getting clean. And I never did drugs nor drink before I became homeless. I like many others suffered the consequences of 2008.

[@TheSlacker76]

You are an extremely small minority and probably shouldn’t even speak on the issue. Please don’t give society the misconception that people are homeless before they start doing drugs.

[@gregorsamsa2271]

I hope you're doing well now ❤

[@jakestumm4101]

Glad you’re back on your feet man.

[@justsomeguy6336]

@@jackienatla217Probably couldn’t afford it

[@margaretjohnson6259]

self-medication is perfectly understandable. i don't blame the homeless people for medicating themselves. i would, too. i get it.

[@vsmith1688]

It’s crazy that most of the people in this ghoul’s audience are a layoff or medical emergency away from being homeless themselves

[@mE-zx7pt]

True.

[@sawtooth808]

Unless it effects them _personally_ Matt Walsh’s audience doesn’t really care

[@nsacockroach4099]

I hope so

[@Acanthophis]

The only way to make the far-right care is to force them into a situation where they rely on empathy from other people. The reality is most of these cunts have never needed assistance, and believe that they never needed assistance because they are somehow superior. Want to fix homelessness? Take the homes away from the far-right. They'll fix it in a moment.

[@julesdalli9716]

Oh, they're not worried about that. They're more worried about what books are in school libraries.

[@idkwhattohaveasausername5828]

" Homeless people don't need homes" *my brother in christ it's literally in the name*

[@rileyfuckingrifle]

He's not too smart, oddly enough. 😅

[@nicksgottalent]

​@@rileyfuckingrifleI think he is smart and knows exactly what he's doing

[@Themiddleearther1990]

I've never seen a place or a city in my entire life that has been successful in giving homes to the homeless almost every city that spends more money on homeless make it even more worse. Giving them home isn't the solution it's getting them for rehab.

[@rileyfuckingrifle]

@@Themiddleearther1990 Science disagrees with you, unfortunately.

[@rileyfuckingrifle]

@@nicksgottalent Wow. Really?

[@brendag5263]

A town in Utah gave apartments to the homeless and it SAVED the town a lot of money because homeless people end up in the emergency room often from being exposed to the outside elements. When you have shelter, you don't get sick as often and don't have to go to the doctor as often. We'd help people and save tax dollars at the same time if the whole country did this.

[@kooken58]

This works well for the homeless people who don't have any mental or drug issues going on. Unfortunately in some places that have a large visible homeless problem, a large number of the ones out on the street are such people. You will end up with trashed buildings, many of these people need more than just housing....they need rehab / mental help.

[@brendag5263]

@@kooken58 ...You did not watch the video? Most homeless are not addicts or people with mental health issues. Being homeless is what causes most of them to turn into addicts AND also increased risk for mental illness. In addition, those who already had mental health and or addiction would do better if housed. Only thing that makes an addiction or mental illness worse is to live on the streets. So it STILL will save us money. The study said that most people who were given money stopped drinking, stopped using drugs and focused on using it for food, rent, etc.

[@kooken58]

@brendag5263 I will admit this is all observation on my part. I live in Portland and the vast majority of people you see on the street are clear addicts. This high number likely has to due with our drug laws. Many in recent years have flocked here. I don't doubt it is different in other places...but here in Portland we need something far more than just housing for people.

[@qjtvaddict]

@@kooken58we are not talking about the insane people tho.

[@julesdalli9716]

They're also safe from the types of people who like to assault the homeless. People that Matt Walsh would praise.

[@the3rdmorice]

Matt Walsh is basically saying: "If you're homeless, it's because you're a bad person" That's what he really wants to say

[@donnydogpiss4533]

Well, someone should inform him that "If you're Matt Walsh, it's because you're an irredeemable person".

[@Soleilune1995]

And rich people are rich because they are good and strong and honorable, rather than sociopathic and greedy and power-hungry.

[@leonharte7780]

Matt Walsh looks like he takes tranqs or something. His eyes are always stoned and sleepy.

[@jimbob3030]

Prosperity jesus says if you don't have a mansion, it's because you're lazy, you're a moocher, and you're a loser.

[@julesdalli9716]

This will be his quote verbatim in a year or two. Calling it now.

[@Che-e]

"Homeless people don't need homes." Okay just the way a sick person doesn't need medicine 🙄

[@marvintpandroid2213]

Shhhhh, they might be taking notes

[@dances_with_incels]

Can I have your home? I'm homeless.

[@lessonslearned2569]

@@dances_with_incels There might me a point here...maybe.

[@patchwurk6652]

@@dances_with_incels Why not give them any of the endless number of vacant ass homes in your country? Why does it have to be a home someone's already living in?

[@edwardmorris3453]

Walsh dusted this guy months ago but now he's back. Unfortunately, I can't post my own comments because YT has an algorithm whereby I can see my own posts but ONLY ON MY OWN ACCOUNT, meaning I have effectively been banned. So I cannot direct my comments to the creator of this video. Perhaps you'd be so kind (a hot one to ask of a lefty!) as to pass this comment along: 1) Christians (and Jews) are ANTI-authoritarian if by "authoritarian" you refer to earthly - i.e. "kingly" - powers. They believe in a power so mighty and good that it is to be revered above any earthly power, any king, emperor, anything. So right off the bat, you use a word without being clear about what you mean by it and cast shade upon yourself because it makes anyone who wants to take you seriously wonder whether you really know what you are talking about. 2) You think Jesus "wasn't very fond of the rich"??? What do you think he was? Kyle? A communist? Bernie Sanders? Some dime-a-dozen, rinky-dink social reformer? No, Kyle. According to Christianity, Jesus was and is the Son of God and God Incarnate. 3) This leads me to some questions I'd like for you to consider: a) Do you believe Jesus is God Incarnate, or just a "good guy". b) If you think the latter, do you argue that Christians are being hypocritical for not conforming to the views a "good guy" would hold, even though, to them, Christ is not a "good guy" but God Incarnate? c) If so, what is your defense of said argument? 4) Matt Walsh is correct that "homeless people don't need homes" , regardless of whether he said that in so many words or whether you were twisting his words for some nefarious purpose (or, to be generous to you, out of stupidity). The reason he said that is this: People are responsible for their own well-being. What Walsh is talking about is not the random person who slipped through the cracks - there have always been people like that, and thanks to the Democrat Party, which will never be ousted from power as long as Dominion and Smartmatic are legal, there will be more and more of them - but rather the epidemic explosion of homelessness due to drug use and personal irresponsibility (also thanks to the Democrat Party!) 5) Do you REALLY (and I'm gonna ask you to ask yourself, in your heart of hearts here - have a moment of truth within yourself) believe that giving a homeless man shelter - for a night, a week, a month, a year - is going to solve the problem of WHY HE IS HOMELESS? Or do you think "homelessness" is a condition one is born into, like being born with a certain skin color or gender (even though gender isn't real)? So why is a person helpless to choose whether he is homeless or not but can choose what gender to be? All y'all leftists gotta get your stories together. Anyway, I think I got like a minute thirty-four in and that's my commentary so far. Please, Mr Che-e, send this along to Kyle.

[@hunnybadger442]

Local business owners complain "Why don't these homeless people just get jobs?"... You'll do anything just to keep yourself going in the incredibly slim and pretty much unreachable hope that someday it will get better... Hope in a truly hopeless situation is nothing more than abject cruelty...

[@almosthelpless9374]

Ask the business owner if they would give them a job.

[@dinar471]

Lol I love that question. Uhh with what address, phone number, and identification? Plus, a lot homeless people have jobs but they might be living in their car or couch surfing or staying in cheap motels. Homelessness is a very broad descriptor the breaks down into several categories and Matt Walsh has a very 70/80s view of the issue

[@mE-zx7pt]

​@@dinar471Where are there even cheap motels these days?

[@julesdalli9716]

Why don't these homeless people just get jobs that barely pay enough to cover rent? Why don't these homeless people, with ratty clothes, no shower, and bad dental hygiene, go apply for jobs where they will be competing with other applicants, who have cleaner clothes, more money, a bed they can sleep in prior to the interview, and a reliable means of transport? Why don't these homeless people who don't own computers or phones (and who don't have resumes, ID, or a social security number), just go on the internet and start applying for jobs? . . . I'm actually shocked, when I hear this "just get a job" argument from people who live comfortably. They are so divorced from reality, it hurts my brain to think about it.

[@matthewvehslage6683]

Walsh talks about "homelessness" as though when the person was born, the doctor looked at the mother and said, "I'm sorry, ma'am, but your baby is homeless." I see this a lot in my line of work. People think "homeless" is a type of person, not a person who needs a home.

[@danf3201]

Well oof course, Walsh is deeply conservative, he holds that society is a caste structure, there simply ARE homeless people, lower class people, working people, middle class people, the wise and just landowners and lords of industry and of course people who run multimillion dollar propaganda mills like himself. For him the system is clearly workiing just fine, why on earth does anyone want too alter it?

[@TheGrsmith45]

I feel like Kyle is making that point. Walsh is saying there is a problem that leads to homelessness so I’m not following. He’s saying homelessness is a result of other problems.

[@julesdalli9716]

I think religious thinking plays a big role. People who subscribe to divine creation, probably think the poor are destined by God to be poor, meaning there is no reason for humans to really address that issue. Or maybe they think all poor people were given chances by God, which they threw away.

[@jeff230394]

It normally is a certain type of person tho If your actually being honest

[@Yummypoison0]

​@@jeff230394what type?

[@SLAUGHTERAMA]

As someone who dedicated much of his life to homeless outreach in the US and Mexico, I get irrationally angry listening to a man like Matt Walsh who has never known suffering for a day in his life make moral judgements about his fellow man based on what little they do or don’t have. The fact that he has the Christ-jerking **temerity** to call himself a Christian while looking down his nose at people who are in most need of help is repugnant to a degree I find difficult to articulate without physical violence.

[@nsacockroach4099]

I have never experienced real suffering and even I feel the same when this guy opens his mouth! You're not alone in that. He has nothing of worth to say and if he does speak it's major projection and dehumanization. Absolutely sixth letter this dude. And his paternalistic antics makes all the much worse imo.

[@evenoddridge4829]

Your anger is rational

[@davidalmeida2991]

I’m 100% sympathetic with your feelings. I just posted a hateful comment about Matt Walsh and it makes me feel bad about myself but I do wish him ill. I’m an atheist and in moments like these I wish I had faith because then I would firmly believe that Matt would rot in hell for all his hate speech and fear mongering.

[@nsacockroach4099]

@@davidalmeida2991 Make sute youtube didn't sh. ban it ;D

[@nsacockroach4099]

@@davidalmeida2991 Also: You don't need to feel bad about it. You are being hateful against a hate preacher. That is very much legit. I would consider propaganda and hate speech (knowingly doing it) against the weak in society to be one of the worst moral crimes a person can commit. These "people" are responsible for so much suffering and cruelty in the course of human history that there is not much place for compansion for them.

[@Julian-jd5yj]

I do a lot of work with the homeless in San Francisco. There's this false notion that many homeless people "choose" to be on the street. It's total nonsense. I talk to dozens of homeless folks every month. 1 out of every 20 says they'd prefer to be on the street. The reality is that the city refuses to provide housing to people on the street despite phony, photo-op efforts to do so. Great segment Kyle

[@Gorehoundula]

How the fuck could any functioning brain even accept such a notion? "Yeah, shivering under a park bench in the rain in a raggy pair of clothes I haven't changed in weeks is so worth the good life of hoping I can scrape up enough panhandling income today to get some sketchy hit of heroin I can just mix with puddle water to shoot in my veins, yo!" I actually saw someone shoot puddle water in a heroin addiction documentary. But yeah, that guy doesn't need any help at all. Totally aspired as a kid to be horribly ill from a chemical addiction to the point of zero survival instincts remaining, living in a box or some shit in the cold, surrounded by a world of people who hate him just for being less fortunate. Who hasn't at least considered that? 🙄

[@Acanthophis]

Why on Earth would somebody choose this? It's the same thing with being gay. Why would I choose to be gay in a society that wants take away my human rights? It just makes no fucking sense.

[@julesdalli9716]

There are some people who choose to "live off the land", or to engage in some other bohemian lifestyle. But the ones you see begging for change on the street aren't choosing that. Not even the most mentally ill masochists choose that lifestyle.

[@rh9133]

Well it's just getting worse and thus crime is increasing.

[@rileyfuckingrifle]

​@@julesdalli9716"Travelers" or "vagabonds", not terribly common though. People think they are much more common than they actually are.

[@inferior-penguin8661]

I was a drug addict getting sober and homeless, being homeless can only be solved by giving a homeless person a house.

[@kooken58]

Works for some, but many of them have mental problems on top of drug addiction. I am willing to bet many of these who have these sort of issues will do nothing but trash the places. They need to be in some sort of mental / rehabilitation center.

[@inferior-penguin8661]

@@kooken58 I understand that you think these people with mental health would wreck the places, but then we give them the proper medicine. This is the other side of the coin because I was in rehab with a guy who used alcohol to help with his Schizophrenia. He couldn't afford his meds and used alcohol to black out because he would see stuff burning and on fire without it. He was the nicest person I have ever met, but even nice people lose it if everything is literally burning down around them. He was able to get his meds in rehab, but the were 4k monthly so he couldn't afford it. America needs a whole society overhaul or we will fail and fall just like Rome. I have no faith that America will fix itself......look how awful we handled COVID.

[@kooken58]

@inferior-penguin8661 Yeah that was my point. Only housing is not going to work for a lot of people because they have serious addiction or mental problems. I'm from Portland and I would say 50% of the people you see in the street are addicts, if not more. These are the ones that are not allowed in the shelters because of such problems. Your not wrong either. My wife and I have an out, since she is a citizen of another country. We are seriously considering packing up and leaving.

[@TheJessfletcher17]

Give, but I have to work and pay for mine

[@zelowatch30]

Being homeless is no joke and takes a serious tow on people's well being and general health.

[@ArchlordZer0]

Matt Walsh should test how easy it is to be homeless for a year. I'm sure he'll overcome those odds no problem.

[@RealJohnnyGuillotine]

The Rich have a VR Game that simulates being poor and homeless... Unveiled in Australia.

[@brendag5263]

I would first want him to live on minimum wage ONLY for a full year and have to manage paying rent, food, gas, utilities, insurance, toiletries, etc. and try and see if he can actually not end up homeless! No cheating, he can't use credit cards, can't borrow money, and can't sleep on someone else's couch.

[@Wulfpack1]

People like Matt will cry and want welfare ASAP. They would also think they should be first in line for it.

[@donnydogpiss4533]

If there's anyone on this planet that desperately needs to get introduced to the "find out" phase of "fuck around; find out" it's Matt Walsh.

[@julesdalli9716]

The sad thing is, if someone like Matt Walsh were homeless, he'd be cold and ruthless enough to climb his way back up the mountain, so to speak. There is a reason why conservatism/fascism and wealth go hand in hand. Why entrepreneurs like Musk and Trump lean conservative, and why grifters like Crowder take money from billionaires to spew conservative propaganda. These people have little to zero guilty conscience. The less of a conscience you have, the further ahead you get.

[@swagy6012]

Homelessness is something society consciously allows. It would cost 80 billion dollars to build a homes for every single homeless person. Most people don’t even understand how ridiculously affordable it would be

[@Darloss9508]

You spend more on homelessness than just giving them a house anyway lol

[@josephwolf7552]

In my neck of the woods Edmonds wa they gave homeless people tiny homes With following conditions Must meet with social workers Must seek counseling Must meet with department of vocational rehab Must go to NA or aa if needed It is viewed as homeless rehabilitation Housing first Forgo to mention charity Jean Kim foundation for homeless education

[@Smalltown_Man]

Look up the commissioners that arr in charge of solving the homeless problem, driving lambos and living in mansions. But remember we just need to throw more money at the problem

[@patchwurk6652]

Don't even need to build new homes. Just use the ones those real estate companies bought up and refuse to sell expressly to drive up market prices artificially. You already HAVE the housing space, your people just can't afford it.

[@1Dark.Paradise.Lost1]

​@@Smalltown_Man Pick different ones

[@wiutchtuba6248]

It's not just being outside, it's the fact that being outside in this society subjects you to someone like Matt Walsh killing you in the middle of the night possibly, or the police stealing your shopping cart or breaking down your tent etc., other people possibly attacking you or stealing from you. That must stress can break you down and not give you a chance to come back up for air before it has you warped, in that case lowering extreme stress can become a way to save your self from completely cracking up I think. Then a whole sector of society will say look how warped that person is without thinking about or caring about how it happened. So the solution obviously is housing so you can then have a political place in society not subject to raw uncut sociopathic/psychopathic levels of disdain and pathologization that are in society, trickled down from the top largely, and then you can get mail and have a place to leave your stuff rather then having to take it everywhere and use so much energy to constantly guard and watch over it.

[@wilcee238]

FACTS

[@MrSinister718]

Matt Walsh, the hero we need.

[@almosthelpless9374]

Matt Walsh isn't bothered by homelessness. He's bothered by seeing a person that is experiencing homelessness. There's a difference between the two.

[@jj947]

Unfortunately all conservatives and half of liberals share that perspective

[@52flyingbicycles]

And when you have that perspective, any solution that “disappears” homeless people solves your problem. Are they in a hotel? Are they in a gas chamber? I don’t care as long as I can’t see them 😒

[@lessonslearned2569]

Third Tenet of Conservatism- "Suffering of Others is the Price of Doing Business/Better for some to suffer than for all (me/us) suffer."

[@johnlewis9158]

Since when has the left ever worried about the homeless. Indeed California is currently running alive with the homeless while accommodation preferential treatment is given to illegal immigrants. Its the same deal in both Chicago and New York where the residents of those cities are up in arms over the preferential treatment given to again illegal immigrants

[@mma0911]

I mean, I'm also bothered when I see homelessness. I am bothered that people aren't able to have a stable roof over their heads and have to live in abject poverty, and it manifests as people sleeping on the street and those who sleep in their car or couch surf. I want everyone to have stable and affordable housing and, if needed, treatment.

[@cesmith48]

Maybe Walsh should be homeless for a while..

[@hunnybadger442]

He wouldn't last 48 hours

[@freddiesoverbite6162]

Don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone more deserving than Walsh.

[@jj947]

*forever

[@omarthescriblomale8279]

@@hunnybadger442lets see hes a sucessful commentator who has half of a brain. A large percentage of homeless people do not even have that. Also the excuse of “we dont give them enough” is utter nonsense, we have a massive welfare state and we spend millions and billions each year on welfare, we have subsidized housing even in the most red states and yet these people still want to be on the streets. Ive talked to homeless people before and at times its like talking to a fucking baby (many of them have no desire or direction in life), giving them money or a house is a joke, they shouldnt get special treatment and shouldnt be coddled by the government and taxpayers

[@piku5637]

Unfortunately that would make him likelier to molest a child. He’s a Nazi pedophile.

[@sensible1163]

Bro giving homeless people a home is in fact getting to the root of the issue. Wtf is wrong w matt walsh.

[@Ellieempress]

He’s an apathetic individual.

[@piku5637]

He’s a Nazi pro contact pedophile so that explains a lot.

[@sensible1163]

@@tlome8033 You always see LAPD harassing them.

[@julesdalli9716]

What he's arguing, is that homeless people tend to deal with addiction, schizophrenia, and other such problems, which won't be cured just by putting a roof over their head. Which I suppose is accurate, but there is a solution to this: if a homeless person suffers from any sort of condition (PTSD, schizophrenia, bipolar, or addiction to any substance) treat them for said condition, get them cured/clean, then house them. Which I doubt Walsh would be in favour of. He'd probably say something like "it'd be easier to just kill the homeless" or something insane like that.

[@sensible1163]

@julesdalli9716 Yeah but his argument isn't truthful as laid out in this bit. I also agree Walsh wouldn't show sympathy for unhoused folks.

[@jeffreyenglish1815]

I was homeless through no fault of my own once. It was horrible. The worst thing about it was the supposed support systems. There are good people honestly trying to help in the system. Sadly, the majority are there to exploit and abuse people in a helpless position. The Christians were the worst offenders.

[@cynk956]

I feel for you! I was a thread away from being homeless when I was in college because of a crooked landlord! Fortunately, there was something called Judicare to help me with going to court to get my rent money back. Of course, I was given a newbie lawyer who didn't know what to do, but it gave me enough support that I went out and did the detective work to provide evidence. If it wasn't for that program, I would have been out on the streets. Even so-called friends, only let me stay one night while I went to court. Fortunately, it was almost like a TV show, the one piece of evidence that I desperately needed was not there, but the day before the judge, I tried at the college housing department for the third time to get the incriminating evidence. Well, it worked. there was a different person and she felt so sorry for me and tried so hard but couldn't find it. Just as I turned, downtrodden, to leave the office, this girl said, "Wait! This is a long shot but there is one other place to look." No kidding, she looked into the bottom drawer of a messy file cabinet and there were dozens of scattered index cards. Lo and behold, the last card she looked at was the exact information I needed! So, long story short, don't give up on getting help! It's as if there are some angels out there. P.S. A little icing on the cake, the judge admonished this landlord for taking advantage of students. I now have there degrees! I understand like you that a lot of people are probably on the street because they don't have money to fight those who take advantage of them. I'm 65 now and still thank the heavens of what would have happened to me without Judicare in WI.

[@buckygoldstein5354]

Lol, no fault of your own. You’re too funny. Then blame Christians for your downfall.

[@danielmcdermott138]

'Don't help the homeless, they have mental health problems' How incredibly Christian of you, Matthew.

[@davidhatcher7016]

Lmao

[@nicksgottalent]

He's not a Christian. He's a Conservative and he thinks by default, it makes him a Christian. I'm not perfect and there are things I need to repent for but I at least have the compassion to know anyone can change so I'll pray for him anyway

[@sirdoobiehowzer3888]

Not what he said but ok 😂 Keep burning down those straw men

[@davidhatcher7016]

@@sirdoobiehowzer3888 A homeless guy owes me money. Give me 💰 RIGHT NOW

[@rs72098]

The majority of homeless do have substance abuse issues. I'm not sure where Kyle got his information from. Many homeless people are NOT actually homeless, they want to be close to their dealers so they go to these communities to live. There's been many studies on this. There literally are jobs everywhere right now, and finding a room to rent is not that difficult.

[@gavindavis9124]

Funny how Matt Walsh talks about mental health issues in relation to homelessness when he has a track record of not taking mental health issues seriously (he’s said ADHD isn’t real for example).

[@eldrickemc4602]

He only believes in mental illness when it fits his narrative. The same way the bible only comes into play when he needs to hate someone. They never bring up the bible when it comes to feeding the needy.

[@jj947]

Matt’s only principle is taking the cruelest possible position on any issue

[@lessonslearned2569]

Because "mental illness" is code for "broken/useless" people. Why waste your resources on those that can be fixed? Specially when you don't want to tackle the issue in any other way than to punish people.

[@Acanthophis]

ADHD is only a mental health problem because the way we structure our society is fundamentally opposed to how the ADHD mind (and other neurodivegence brains) operate. I have [severe] ADHD. It isn't a mental illness. Capitalism and illegitimate authority is a mental illness. When you put me in the right environment, I fucking flourish. But the idea that people like me who are stimulated by new experiences need to experience the exact same thing every day otherwise we are mentally ill is absurd. I was called a "behaviour problem" by the education system from grade 2 to 12. The only behaviour problem I had was an inability to sit still and listen and not ask questiosn for eight hours a day, while engaging in pointless fucking exercises to create apathy and subordination. Thank fuck for my ADHD, honestly. It's given me a very clear picture of the world and I work every day to help other people realize that they are trapped in psychological prisons. I hated having ADHD growing up because I felt different. Now I realize the only thing different about me was my inability to do what I was told without question.

[@jordanjohnson9866]

To Matt Walsh, a bunch of messages don’t happen to be the truth. Also to Matt Walsh, ADHD is real. /

[@genebaughbba]

I have to mention that the minimum wage in this country has not kept up with inflation since 1971 that's over 50 years. You can only make a living if you cheat someone out of theirs.

[@TheMalmut]

Bingo. I call it economic cannibalism.

[@genebaughbba]

@@TheMalmut I don't want to eat my fellow human I want to help fellow humans. How can I feel good about making money if it means taking something from someone else.

[@TheMalmut]

@@genebaughbba Totally agree with you. Our species used to look out for each other in tribal life. If you came back from a hunt empty handed, the rest of us would share with you, both for the good of the tribe, as well as it being the right thing to do. If society were to collapse, continued survival would depend on getting back to that.

[@julesdalli9716]

Meanwhile, your landlord can jack up the rent without providing any labour of their own. And we wonder how homelessness became such a massive problem......

[@genebaughbba]

@@TheMalmut Well at least somebody agrees with me on something! ♥️

[@andruwxx]

I was homeless pretty recently. Hard to sleep in your car every night without a few beers.

[@brendag5263]

Are you housed now? Or still homeless? I wish you luck and hope good things come your way.

[@fortheloveofnoise]

Once you defeat Mom, things will get better Isaac.

[@julesdalli9716]

Sounds very tough. Hope you're doing better now. I imagine many people would have endured this over the last few years due to COVID.

[@jacobgarcia4188]

When I used to live in my car it was a 5th of vodka to get me to sleep lol

[@andruwxx]

I’m good y’all thank you for the comments. It’s been 8 months. I could not do it in this heat.

[@ShaithMaster]

I love how he thinks anyone with a mental illness is "psychotic".

[@hunnybadger442]

He's just projecting...

[@TROBassGuitar]

​@@hunnybadger442beat me to it

[@hunnybadger442]

@@TROBassGuitar you can't out psycho a psychopath... But I feel that we really need to properly define the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath... Because there's a HUGE difference and the fact that far too many people... Even those that damn well should know better... Use them interchangeably is actually incredibly harmful to individuals that suffer from mental health conditions that can cause bouts of psychosis... It actually an incredibly dangerous to the individuals that do suffer from psychosis not the other way around...

[@Theonetrueerenyeager]

He's psychotic himself.

[@TROBassGuitar]

@@hunnybadger442 vsauce2 just did a pretty good video on psychopathy

[@Smalltown_Man]

California was able to house most of the homeless during covid lockbowns, then when the lockdown was lifted, the homeless were kicked out, letting people camp on the sidewalk isn't the answer

[@clintonbodycount801]

Project room key was a disaster

[@marvintpandroid2213]

" if they had homes then they wouldn't be homeless, take that Democrats "

[@odinson6348]

Did you know that as long as you're half way competent and sober, you're guaranteed a liveable wage and no unpredictable life circumstances that cost you all your savings? Thanks Walsh for that gem of insight into reality.

[@earleaccount]

Um, yeah, your not. What he said is an insight into reality.

[@odinson6348]

@@earleaccount Says a stupid ass naive Walsh fan! Go get educated.

[@annaclarafenyo8185]

“Foxes have dens and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head” (Matthew 8:19-20; Luke 9:57-58)

[@codysample6884]

I think what Matt was saying was that the fact a homeless person doesn’t have a home is only the face of the problem. The real problem could be addiction, mental health, lack of supports, lack of employment, etc. Point is, that the lack of a home is only the surface.

[@dennisduncan7561]

But is Walsh going help or help fund programs that treat these problems?

[@thegroove14]

Matt Walsh has a bad take on something? It must be a Tuesday.

[@UniversalJuan]

Nah, just a day ending in y

[@katiepersons6575]

What's insane is that the cost of policing the homeless is now a greater expense to the taxpayers than giving them shelter would be.

[@YukonBloamie]

Housing policy is complicated because it's so decentralized and there are so many entrenched interests with their foot on the scale making zoning laws and environmental review etc a tool of obstruction to new housing. IMO everything about housing policy is ass backwards. For decades we have subsidized home ownership with a regressive tax that incentivizes bigger homes over more housing being built. The mortgage interest rate deduction only benefits the well-off, the real estate industry, and the banking industry (more expensive houses bigger loans). It doesn't help the consumer (buyers and renters) in any way and has been effectively just a relocation program for white flight to the suburbs that are now being subsidized by the very urban centers they fled because their tax base isn't big enough to support itself. The tax policy should be focused on subsidizing new construction, rentals, and ROUTINE repairs. The voucher system many areas employ now is just a recipe to create slum lords who let their units dilapidate and kick struggling renters out on the street so they can make big improvements (this too is subsidized). It really is an issue that can only be addressed at the federal level and I doubt it will ever happen because some people listen to Matt Walsh's bigotry and think he knows anything about policy.

[@yourmother2739]

True. Defund the police and give people social housing

[@rs72098]

What's also funny is many of the homeless you see asking for money actually drive back to their apartments. You can watch documentaries on this. It's hard to know who's being honest and who isn't. There are lots of freeloaders out there and we shouldn't be so naive about everything.

[@YukonBloamie]

@@rs72098 If they can pay rent by panhandling that's not freeloading, that's a job. And are you sure it's just not halfway housing?

[@dennisduncan7561]

And what absolutely truthful documentaries would those be?

[@dritzzdarkwood4727]

Matt Walsh is the type of American we despise here in Europe.

[@theMosen]

Fun fact: you pass two or three people who sleep in their car or in a tent without ever realizing that they're homeless before you run into that one smelly drunk who defines your picture of homeless people.

[@freddiesoverbite6162]

Walsh has got to be one one of the creepiest fascists I’ve ever seen. The skeletons in his closet are probably just bursting to get out.

[@Smalltown_Man]

I hope you don't have any demons in your closet. Throwing stones and glass houses

[@burniejarvis9298]

​@@Smalltown_ManHow does it feel to be a freak that defends someone as evil as Matt?

[@Smalltown_Man]

@burniejarvis9298 lmfao you think I'm defending Matt? 🤣 pull your head out your.. I just said I hope your closet is clean before you go opening others. How's it feel to be a judgmental prick and jump to conclusions?

[@lessonslearned2569]

And wearing diapers.

[@Wulfpack1]

@@Smalltown_Man You almost got it. Just apply your statement to Matt instead of this person because this person is responding to Matt. That is how discourse works.

[@Metalmara]

Matt Walsh is like if Chucky from Child's play was a garden gnome

[@hichaelhighers]

😂 Chad.

[@Ellieempress]

😂😂❤this .

[@gNome_5]

Except now you're insulting Chucky dolls and garden gnomes! 🧑🏻‍🦰 Lmfao 🤣

[@hichaelhighers]

@@gNome_5 That's true too. Even comparing him to dirt would be an insult to mother earth. This guy's disgustingness is indescribable.

[@gNome_5]

@@hichaelhighers Haha, I like that dirt = mother earth comparison. That's a good one! 🌎❤️😄

[@ravenswood118]

Matt Walsh doesn't have a single redeeming quality. He was a mistake.

[@AmandaMarieBrinkley]

Good drugs exist. Microdosing is a real phenomenon and we’re gonna have to deal with addiction in society. A way to deal with addiction is to talk about drug use more and more and more, not punish those who have succumb to society not being mature enough to handle the drug problem well

[@zephyramethyst9455]

yes!

[@kittyfeline6857]

Matt Walsh doesn't need oxygen.

[@JoeMaleski]

The left really is the party of hate

[@gr122]

I tried to help a homeless found him a nice clean place to stay, he refused to go, he liked living on the street and sleeping on the sidewalk. So sorry I agree with Matt

[@The_Reckoning_Is_Here]

Just when you think they can’t get any dumber

[@m.jasondoty9062]

Not sure if he's dumb or just cruel, cancerous, and devoid of any sense of humanity... You know what? I'll meet you halfway and say there's a possibility that he's both.

[@AmandaMarieBrinkley]

Yes, why let the homeless people have any sense of decency whatsoever? …just because debt slavery as an world economic system didn’t work out… doesn’t mean we should ignore homelessness

[@Ellieempress]

Thank you.

[@GalactusOG]

They get money and a place to live for free. But they have to follow a lot of social norms that they simply reject. Thus the street life seems more appealing to them. i lived it and grew up around it.

[@AmandaMarieBrinkley]

@@GalactusOG where did you get money as a homeless person?

[@julesdalli9716]

In their eyes, debt slavery doesn't work because poor people are lazy and stupid. And the homeless have no homes, because they're especially lazy and stupid, therefore there is no reason to help them. When you really get down to it, there is no getting through to those types of people.

[@nathanjones5457]

It's good of Matt Walsh to take time out of his busy schedule to have a dig at an even more vulnerable group.

[@JustAnotherNamelessGuy]

Other than 16 year old girls of course

[@Zyo117]

With the current explosion in rent and the high housing prices recently, there are literal tent communities in some Canadian cities. That's because all of them spent their money on drugs instead of rent all at once off, not because literally 1000 people also apply to rent the same apartment you're applying to, every time, and so it's basically a lottery to get a place to live now.

[@mma0911]

I saw a few posts in the British Columbia subreddit about people who are close to being homeless. And these aren't even mentally ill drug addicts like Matt Walsh would think, they're people with education and jobs, who had one unfortunate incident that happened out of their control. I'm in school right now in a "well-paying" field, and even I don't see how I'm supposed to afford the astronomical rent in many Canadian cities.

[@julesdalli9716]

I wonder what Walsh actually thinks about recent rent hikes. Or for that matter......the landlord/tenant power dynamic.

[@user-th1pv6ks5o]

​@@julesdalli9716 Should have bought a house, God didn't see you as worthy so I don't either. Is probably what he thinks.

[@VenomSnake420]

“Starving people don’t need Food.”

[@Vekikev1]

Well, someone doesn't become homeless because they are hardworking, addiction free, skilled, educated and raised right. Matt is right.

[@MrSupersmash93]

If Matt Walsh became homeless, he would beg for help and sympathy.

[@mE-zx7pt]

He's already begging for help and sympathy as a poor misunderstood rich dude.

[@julesdalli9716]

I think he'd find his own way back up. There's a reason why people like Walsh tend to be well off, financially speaking. No guilt, no remorse, no regret. Will do anything to stay ahead of the rest of us.

[@wilcee238]

Actually he’d skin you, wear your face, and assume your identity.

[@herobrine9091]

Stop hating. Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh are very intelligent and speak facts.

[@Shadow-99x]

Force Matt Walsh to spend a week in skid row and when he cries himself to sleep every night let's see what he has to say then.

[@edwardmorris3453]

You nailed it. You made Walsh's point. You would literally have to FORCE him to live on the streets to live in conditions he has worked not to be in. Only coercion could bereave him of his deserved gains. That would make you a tyrant, of course. You would have to be one to use force to take away from a man what he has earned. Or, I guess, a street thug. The problem is, Matt Walsh would probably claw his way out of the tank you tried to put him in. Did you ever read The Count of Monte Cristo? You are like those jealous conspirators who got Edmund Dantes thrown in the Chateau d'If. It's a wonderful book, but you would probably hate it because the protagonist possesses and exercises will-power and overcomes evil-doers of your kind.

[@calikeisha365]

I mean we put lots of folks in hotels in my city and then force them to leave the program because it’s short term. The problem is never solved because we have NO affordable housing. We’ve let foreign pension plans and corporations buy up all single family home and rent them back at astronomical rates. Our problem is capitalism without conscious. Everyone who has a full time job should at least be able to afford a one bedroom and in my city the average one bedroom is 2000/month which is utterly ridiculous! Yes there’s also drug, alcohol and mental illness but if we could at least address the income insecurity/affordable housing we could at least reduce the issue by 30% right?

[@bloo9699]

The fact matt walsh can walk around in broad daylight is a testament to his victims' patience and good nature.

[@maxcalder1010]

how people talk about homelessness especially in LA where you cant find any apartment for less than 1k, says a lot about that persons character.

[@52flyingbicycles]

There are a lot of people who are drug addicts or “psychotic” who have houses. Some even live in mansions.

[@brendag5263]

Trump is one of them.

[@alexanderwalker3906]

Jesus: “Help the homeless” Matt: *“BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD”*

[@bobbun4369]

"People should be responsible for themselves" You: "you murderer!!!!"

[@SaltyPklGaming]

2 Thessalonians 3:10 "if any would not work, neither should he eat"

[@sarapiotrofsky5045]

How very Christian of Matt Walsh. As an atheist, it astounds me how cruel these people are.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Jesus would bitch slap him

[@jellyfishjones4741]

Hey, Jesus only fed people and healed them. No mention of houses in there.

[@alessiodelcastillo1613]

@@jellyfishjones4741proceeds to invite the homeless and disabled into his house for a miracle

[@julesdalli9716]

What astonishes me is their pride. They wear cruelty as a badge of honour.

[@sarapiotrofsky5045]

@@julesdalli9716 maybe it's just me, but I certainly wouldn't be proud of that.

[@jilliancopeland6825]

People like Walsh think cruelty is the answer to everything he doesn't agree with.

[@yourmother2739]

He us a fascist. Or a nazi. Either one.

[@legattacks]

I'm someone with two vagrant brothers and a vagrant father, all addicted to fentanyl among other drugs, I promise you they've had multiple places to live and support. Many times outright refusing rehab or other forms of living situations. A lack of homes is not the issue

[@legattacks]

yeah I had to double back on this one after watching more, Kyle you're extremely out of touch with drug addicts and what makes up most of the homelessness

[@donperfecsionist7522]

You say he doesn't care, but he would personally house every 15-year-old and younger homeless girl.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

And he would impregnate every 15 years old homeless girl

[@m.jasondoty9062]

Let me guess: he'd opt to bus them there in a windowless white van.

[@julesdalli9716]

Homeless people tend to be older men, which is who Walsh is referring to. But point taken.

[@S.D.323]

hey dont leave out the sixteen year olds

[@themanwithnothingtolose]

"The Homeless man's problem is not that he doesn't have a home"

[@Kiljaedenas]

Also makes me even more proud to be a Canadian, that we're the ones proving this.

[@GalactusOG]

Canada is failing at everything right now. Mexico is passing you up at an astounding speed. You need to clean your room before you start talking trash about others.

[@red_skeleton]

This "Catholic" is everything wrong with the modern Christian movement.

[@JoeMaleski]

Why?

[@jakem4002]

Lets make Matt Walsh homeless and see if he changes his tune.

[@kathrynmarie1232]

Spot on Kyle. They need resources. Generalizations about individuals without homes are dehumanizing and unwarranted.

[@cedricrust9953]

Kyle, I often give you shit for misrepresenting polling and generally being lazy with your research, so I want to take the time and give you props for citing research to make a good case against Walsh. Well done.

[@vanessacallahan3515]

I watched a video of someone who walked down a street with homeless hanging out. I’d say 1/3 of them were disabled. Sickening. If you don’t have good credit, first and last month rent and a security deposit you are basically screwed.

[@SwartFrancois]

Basically "all homeless people are trash". Say that to the homeless veterans that the government from both sides just ignore until election time.

[@msb4838]

So, nobody needs homes, I guess?

[@eddiehernandez8497]

I worked as a security officer at a homeless shelter & ive learned enough being there to know Matt Walsh is an absolute moron, especially on this subject. One of the BIGGEST ISSUES regarding homelessness is them not being able to get an ID. Without an ID, they cannot even get what lacking resources are in front of them. Most dont have ID or Social Security cards. Without those thing's how can they even get a job? The whole system is crazy. From what I saw, the homeless without housing, sleep on the street and after a while, the city comes and cleans up the streets. What gets thrown out? The ID & SS CARD. Why? Cause they have nowhere to store it, WITHOUT A HOME.

[@NooNoo0]

We were visiting my husband's family in California last week and I was amazed at the homeless tents everywhere

[@rh9133]

Yep. It's worse in San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, etc.

[@conmereth]

You don't have a husband because you don't exist

[@denisecatania5921]

I’m from New York and Matt is telling the truth the homeless people that I’ve seen in New York don’t know how to behave the projects in New York there’s urine smelled hallways and the hotels are overcrowded and some of the people that are in the hotels are still having babies so why do you wanna bring a baby into the world when you have no home it’s more of a Education problem on how to keep and maintain your home guidance of how to find a job and that sort of thing rather than just be put in a home that other people are paying for no I’m not saying it’s that way all over but from what I’ve seen in New York he’s describing exactly how it is in New York

[@inky_surprise]

We should all move into Matt's house and eat his food

[@kennyobi9871]

Nah his cooking probably sucks. His food is as salty as his attitude.

[@glyakk]

Does anybody else remember the “wwjd” bracelets about 20 years ago? Christians need a serious refresher of the ideas of the person they claim to idolize.

[@admcleo]

Even if the premise that a homeless person is psychotic, why would the solution to that to be to subject them to more hostility and suffering? Is the goal to drive these people to commit crimes and/or violence? I mean with the prison system being turned into a modern slave market that might be the case, but the damage even one person with nothing to lose can do iterated over the whole homeless population doesn't seem like a wise investment.

[@Coldbird1337]

honestly, part of me wonders why local govs don't try to hire them for sanitation or some other municipial job that is somehow important but at the same time beneath a lot of people to do?

[@mhoovair89]

Imagine not believing the Bible but trying to use it in your argument. Silly manlet

[@S.D.323]

the point is that matt is being hypocritical

[@alexdecker990]

@@S.D.323 The Bible says that if a man does not work, he shall not eat. How does that make Matt a hypocrite?

[@baza0]

'The 2022 Annual HomelessnessAssessment Report (AHAR) to Congress' is interesting and (from memory) aligns well with what Kyle says.

[@adamcornell1186]

The entire little group of demons who make up the daily wire are really starting to make me sympathetic to the idea of gulags 😂.

[@Draconatus24]

4:34 You know what’s another good point? You’re out in the cold elements, almost freezing to death and you need warmth, alcohol gives the feeling of warmth and could get them through the night allowing them to sleep or move to somewhere warmer.

[@gNome_5]

I've seen multiple wealthier people living completely disgusting lives, and the only reason I've been able to come up with is that they're too f_cking lazy to put in the work to cook and clean for themselves. I'm not sure exactly why, except that they think that that type of work is below them or something. Why else? They can't all be suffering from mental illness. 😕😒🙄

[@troydulude]

Speaking as someone who has been homeless, homelessness is a choice. It's a difficult choice to dig out of but most don't really have an interest in trying. You could give them a home and they will live in it, even feel entitled to it but will not do any of the things it takes to maintain it. There are exceptions of course but they are few and far between. I've been there. I have close friends that are still there. It is what it is. Here are two things I've come to realize as truths about human nature. Free things have no value and if you let people take advantage of you, they will.

[@crobinson2624]

He’s right, once you have a home then you gotta start buying things and filling it with stuff and these people are poor they can’t afford stuff. It’s just better for them to be homeless that way they don’t need to buy anything.

[@nickthompson1812]

Lol, I appreciate the sarcasm

[@CptApplestrudl]

Matt Walsh would throw stones at Jesus.

[@JoeMaleski]

What a rtarded comment

[@robertbaur837]

Yes addiction can be a major source of homelessness it's not the only source. Mental illnesses can be a source too because if you're addicted you cannot function or work if you have serious persistent mental Illnesses you can't either but not giving them homes will certainly make theses problems significantly worse. Matt is right you can't just throw money at it without addressing these issues but conservatives don't want to fund mental health or addiction services either so it's a scape goat to not solve either problem

[@Acanthophis]

Building homes and rehab centers is the very definition of throwing money at it. And it works. Many countries have figured this out already. Matt isn't right at all. Homelessness isn't a naturally-occuring phenomenon. Say what you will about countries like Cuba, but they threw money at the problem and they don't have a homeless population. Everybody has access to a bed. There are people who refuse to sleep in those beds because of mental health problems, but that number is incredibly low, and at the end of the day that person who isn't in a home still has a place to sleep if they change their mind. Matt isn't right in any sense of the word. You're literally saying he is right that you can't just throw money at it, and then you're saying the solution is to literally throw money at it (via funding services). Don't fall for these clowns and their manipulation of language.

[@julesdalli9716]

This problem does require financial investment, but money has to go to the right places. There is a difference between money spent wisely, and throwing money at any given issue.

[@robertbaur837]

@@Acanthophis what I meant is if you do not treat addiction or mental illnesses and only give housing without treatment then people will lose housing going given. And I think Kyle is wrong when he said the homeless problem is a tautology. Matt's point is homeless are not homeless due to a lack of affordable housing but caused by peoples lack of ability to work. Now you can argue against that point TOO OR you can advocate for funding mental health services and treatment of addiction but Kyle has a really bad habit of using overly rhetorical language straw manning people and dismissal of points made. I mean it's also silly to say homelessness causes drug addiction because that implies people don't become addicted to drugs until after they lose housing which can happen but more often people Don't just wake up one day addicted to a substance. There is a history of abuse that then becomes an addiction not to mention alcohol costs money. Mental illnesses especially chronic persistent mental illnesses can be exacerbated by homelessness but it's wrong to say it causes them especially schizophrenia. These disorders do require treatment and if we "throw money" at that it will make it easier to seek employment though some people actually cannot work. And Matt does need to recognize that as well but that's how you debate these people not strawmaning them

[@Acanthophis]

@@robertbaur837 But NOBODY is suggesting this, and that's why Matt is using it as the discussion, because it's the only way he can actually have a voice. You're just doing his dirty work, knowingly or not. You are perpetuating the idea that we are just going to throw homes at the homeless but nobody has actually presented this as an idea. Matt created this idea out of this air so he could argue against it. And here you are, doing the exact same thing. I don't think you're a far-right Fox News nutjob. But I do believe you are unwittingly doing their dirty work for them by perpetuating this line of thought.

[@robertbaur837]

Funny as I'm agreeing with the sentiment that we should fund mental health services I don't need you to tell me what my political positions are or should be. I'm not speaking for anyone other than myself

[@tolstory]

Walsh is correct. Where does it say to give the homeless someone else's personal things? Jesus said the poor you will have always. Being poor and homeless are not the same thing. I meet people who are homeless. Some by choice and some by the choice of others. It is not a sin to be homeless. Neither is it a sin to be poor. Walsh is correct when he says, giving a homeless person a hotel room at the Ritz will solve their problem. It does not. To attach Walsh for his views on the facts is just a trashy response to real world problems. Listening to your response clearly shows you have no answer, just attacking statements. You have been canceled.

[@chadfogus330]

Punch down and attack the weak...that's the Republican way.

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[@sunshineandrainbowsoverhere111]

As a former homeless meth addict in Austin, Texas I can tell you the vast majority of us where drug addicts. My homelessness was a direct consequence of my drug use. Although I am sure there are others who became homeless and started using then.

[@MIKExMASSACREx]

I agree with Walsh…..Kyle you don’t know the real homeless crisis. Trust I live in LA and Walsh is 100% correct

[@slayedtorest]

Then why do research results prove exactly the opposite?

[@eldrickemc4602]

no you don't

[@52flyingbicycles]

Houston adopted a housing first solution to homelessness. They have a far lower homeless population (per capita) than LA, mostly attributed to that policy.

[@MIKExMASSACREx]

@@slayedtorest because they are government skewed, and not a lot of people voluntarily check a box that says they are addicTed to drugs. And in LA there is SO MUCH funded rehab centers and halfway houses and transitional housing to help people off the streets. Trust me I have tried getting some of my friends in them, and family. They rather be on the streets and do drugs…

[@patchwurk6652]

Your source quite literally is "Dude trust me" Nope, no one who agrees with Walsh on shit is trusted at face value, citation or you're full of shit.

[@casesoutherland4175]

It's impossible to debate with Matt Walsh. He lives in his own echo chamber, which is two coffee cups around his ears.

[@cageybee7221]

who would have thought that the man who self-identifies as a fascist had a bad take on the homeless?

[@austinhernandez2716]

He said he left doesn't look at the causes of homelessness and then gave the false cause, drugs, but then himself completely ignored the reason WHY people are on drugs.

[@seandoyle296]

“Fuck the homeless.” - Matt “I’m A Good Christian” Walsh

[@JoeMaleski]

I love the need by leftist to be completely dishonest about the opposing view

[@lukebickerstaff7383]

The idea that homelessness is only confined to addicts and the mentally ill is so out of touch it’s beyond comprehension

[@lukebickerstaff7383]

Also, they don’t have a solution because they don’t think they need one because they’re so repulsed by the homeless

[@yourmother2739]

Social Housing is an answer,

[@alangivre2474]

I have no idea where they believe the homeless should live, when there is not enough housing.

[@whowherewhatwhywen]

Can you imagine living in such an insulated life that you have no clue how expensive it is to live in this country right now? How many people have enough money in the bank to be able to resolve an emergency? What do you do when your landlord raises your rent? So much that you can't afford to live in your home anymore? And you can't find another home because every other landlord is also raising the rent to some god awful amount?

[@williamhaines7752]

a silver spooned person who 's only hard times where rocks rolling around in his head

[@Soy_Bomb]

"The meek shall inherit the Earth", written by guys who were definitely not meek. Matt Walshitbag can walk into a lake

[@JohnSmith-to5ow]

You can almost see the mental process happening in his brain. "If I was lazy enough, then I would be homeless. Therefore, people who are homeless are too lazy." Too many people on the right use themselves as reference points.

[@yourmother2739]

When they are already brain dead.

[@LoadedGunn47]

Every goddamn time I forget how much he looks like a serial killer posing as the town pastor. It’s like I suppress his creepy ass eyes from my memory to save myself the pain of wondering what’s behind ‘em.

[@grindcoreninja6527]

Giving Matt far too much credit, the Gargoyle probably is in favor of executing the homeless or putting them in camps.

[@yourmother2739]

He is a nazi and fascist.