NYC Starts Removing The Homeless… Permanently

[@dinkeydink9376]

How can the mayor accept 150k immigrants when he cant provide for his current citizens?

[@monkofmayhem1373]

Because diversity is you strength, here have more “strength” good boy

[@trolltyrant8344]

⁠@@monkofmayhem1373honestly I’d pass a law to prevent/make it harder to move into New York hence reduce prices the problem is to many peaple hence limit the amount of peaple allowed to move in while peaple slowly move out and boom

[@MrHellweasel]

@@trolltyrant8344 I am very pro-capitalism and free market but even I recognize that the situation is getting out of controll, and not just in the US. Honestly, corporations should not be allowed to buy apartments / houses for investment purposes. I would also heavily tax any vacant living spaces so that owners are incentivized to rent them out. Something has to be done.

[@brentyoung4785]

​@@trolltyrant8344You do know that New York has the highest population loss of any state, right?

[@TM-ys8dy]

And more are coming!!!

[@jimboratelli742]

I can assure you. I worked for an agency for over 8 years as a case manager, and doing outreach. It is VERY much a lucrative operation. It is a business.There is NO incentive to reduce the number of homeless people, only an incentive to increase that population. These agencies hide behind a veil of benevolence and virtue, while at the same time raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars from the government, healthcare entities, taxpayers, and wealthy people who have no clue.

[@BigL718]

This is what they've done to poor cities my whole life. They allocate funds extracted from tax payers to reduce crime but actually steal the money. Rinse and repeat.

[@lorainestjames4181]

Yes your right about that and many people who work the frontlines begin to just want their pay check and not care about the corruption behind it all. Others try to change things and usually get fired or pushed to the point of quiting.

[@telumai]

I really think you should write a book about this and I am sure all the homeless will hail you as their hero and not just them the American people!

[@BrotherWitch]

Same as the penial system. They make more money the more people they incarcerate.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

They definitely oil some hands well to stay in business.

[@kellynorvell5714]

Thanks Cash Jordan for reporting what the local NYC news channels DON'T report.

[@itsaguinness]

this really is investigative journalism at its finest. Amazing reporting that never gets reported.

[@MM-qp4pd]

While politician puppets and their puppet masters brag about their gold plated toilets and golf courses. Does he report on that?????

[@lauracruz5770]

Or WON'T report

[@m0untmichael]

I was one of those homeless people. Shit is so hard, and being homeless in NYC is stigmatized heavily, with architecture actually being built that's got spikes and stuff so people can't sit there. Public opinion is terrible, with most people thinking you did it to yourself, or that you just gotta pull yourself up by the bootstraps while also getting little to no help. I struggled and struggled and struggled and now that I'm far enough away that I'm not in full survival mode I can really reflect on how fucked it is, especially with NYC establishment bringing in more and more immigrants and providing them with assets that I could never dream of receiving. Things need to change.

[@NerdyPengin]

What is one thing outside of money that would have helped you the most? Feel free to list other things too, I'm just genuinely curious.

[@m0untmichael]

@@NerdyPengin first and foremost, I was always worried about getting sleep and being safe. Otherwise, I wouldn't have found a way out. That led me to finding many places that were in reality more dangerous, but were easier to sleep at because if I played it right, nobody knew I was there. I chose that option because shelters just have a lot of people who don't get help and actually have problems that need better care but they don't get that help and instead it'll be those same people that are the biggest danger in those situations. Many times I've had to negotiate my way through dangerous talks with unstable people. So honestly I'd say having a place to sleep is always the most important to me. Sleeping on trains is what I used to do but there are people literally slashing people who are unaware on trains, especially since the pandemic and the explosive growth of the homeless population that caused. There are so many factors to why homelessness is crazy in NYC I could be here for days tbh. The most important thing though? This is NYC. I didn't choose this place, I was born here. It's unfair to ask what things outside of money would help, because money controls everything here.

[@tobiasagdrupdrager5583]

Anti-homeless infrastructure absolutely baffles me. Using money to make places more inaccessible to people who have nothing, instead of using that money to help them is absolutely insane. Spikes under bridges so vulnerable people can sleep out of the rain, the armrest on benches made to stop people from sleeping there. And the most insane I have heard of in New York is the covering up of subway vents, which was a source of heat for the homeless, literally second hand heat, they could let them have that. Spending money on all this should be criminal. Instead use it on helping the people you don't want to "bother" your eye. It is so unsymphatethic to think that if you drive these people away they won't be your problem.

[@generic_account2138]

That's because it's a huge win-win for the Uniparty. An endless stream of cheap expendable labor and 'bought votes to stay in power. Homeless Americans and vets just do not matter. Never have. "Folks" in Chicago got little surprised that all of a sudden there were hundreds of millions of dollars on hand to welcome and shelter our new arrivals. Mostly in or adjacent to to their neighborhoods. But for decades "the community" got the short shrift. Amazing ain't it?

[@m0untmichael]

@@tobiasagdrupdrager5583 You raise fair points but NYC is just a city that caters to rich people now and rich people definitely don't wanna see homeless people in the areas the deem to be theirs.

[@pantera5548]

Put our homeless Americans in jail and put the illegal immigrants in hotels makes no sense

[@AjFrancisshomeboySteve]

And people wonder why patriotism is DEAD

[@mikemcconeghy4658]

Do they keep the homeless in jail, though? I suspect they arrest them and let them go. Housing them in jails just seems too helpful.

[@photo2george523]

Wall Street Journal is Russian & GOP information media outlet. Lies about President Biden.

[@YcuTubeLiesTooYou]

KZbin suppressing comments like mine Bann KZbin!

[@YcuTubeLiesTooYou]

YT is removing comments that oppose the left

[@jamiefrazier5137]

The government doesn't have a real solution for homelessness. They actually want it. It's business.

[@sdrc92126]

The government would be homeless if they actually fixed the problem

[@jamiefrazier5137]

I comprehend your analogy. However, the government will never be homeless. Systemic practices for the most part have caused homelessness. Corporations are the government partners and the government allows greedy corporations to unfairly astronomically increase the price.

[@NativeVirgo]

Next comes the round ups to send all homeless who owe fines to a "government camp". Everyone forgot all about those fema camps during Obama.

[@bethanyhealy4989]

@@jamiefrazier5137 How do you take into account that in calif they have spent over 30 billion on the homelessness and it isn't getting better? Is corporations to blame? They could have bought homes for every single homeless person by now.

[@svencejohanson9051]

DEMS LOVE IT!!!!!

[@sharonbice7490]

If someone offered me a million dollars to live in New York, I would say HELL NO!

[@alexwebb5054]

Funny thing is you literally couldn't afford your own place with a million. So its ACTUALLY a bad financial move.

[@Philflash]

That million will run out pretty quick.

[@cherylclick1664]

one million won't go far in nyc for sure. give me a billion

[@Repeal-19thA]

Remember when offering a million dollars sounded like an irresistible amount of money?

[@liamthompson9090]

That million dollars will cover the rent for a month.

[@marcusleja7133]

How is it OK to help the illegals who committed a crime by their illegal entry, but not help the American taxpayer in poverty??

[@Kyra_of_Kerkyra]

They don't pay any taxes and might never have.

[@Monkeycmokeydo]

Blame Ur president Biden the embecile!

[@RonnieHicks-g4v]

Yo​@@Kyra_of_Kerkyra

[@garvielloken4114]

@@Kyra_of_Kerkyra Wrong. They cant pay taxes because they have no home. Its the societies job to help these people to get back on their feet to be productive members who are able to pay taxes. The only country which doesnt understand this simple math is the usa.

[@5thribroarn304]

@@Kyra_of_Kerkyra Probably Taxed out of their Properties. Happens Every Day in The U.S.

[@Bob-bb3ur]

A lot of politicians are making a fortune on this situation and the public just doesn't seem to realize it.

[@Lonaticus]

Their masters, Blackrock and Vanguard are making the most from it. Remember, they're in real estate and New York is their cash cow.

[@MysteriMaan]

Im a foreigner. Explain pls

[@collinsmith7143]

​@@MysteriMaan our U.S leaders are making alot of money off of people not being able to buy homes. I know it sounds weird? But that's there plan. They don't really care about helping us citizens. They care more about people who come here illegally and help them out because if they do. They get more votes to keep them in office.

[@talesofgore9424]

@@MysteriMaan a lot of the NGOs and quasi-governmental orgs that deal with illegal immigrants have CEOs that get paid six figures

[@kaden-sd6vb]

​@@MysteriMaancorporations puppeteer the American government. Politicians don't care about actually serving the people or fixing problems, they only care about lining their own pockets. If Problem makes politicians/corpos money, Problem doesn't get solved.

[@carolyn1003]

Stop Sending Our Tax Money to Other Countries. OMG 😢😢

[@johnjo7778]

It's called money laundering. It's what the professional criminals do best!

[@greatleader4841]

thats not the biggest issue, although a very big issue. the biggest issue is that they keep electing people who want to put a bandaid over a wound and call it fixed. even if we gave NYC 1T$ it'd go to useless contracts that do absolutely nothing and are 50x what it should cost because its the government.

[@ILovePancakes24]

Congress is effectively unaccountable to the average person. They hear you, they don't care.

[@iury664]

that have nothing to do with NY problems, NYC problems are the democrat mayor and voters fault

[@gg_gabriel_99]

Agreed, stop funding israel asap

[@GlennDay-rs6ko]

They don"t arrest looters .

[@UnsungHero_85]

That's because they are the looters employers...

[@gerry-p9x]

Shoplifters paradise

[@lordzed83]

if i was homeless id deffo loot shit i need in nyc

[@Capthowdy098]

They may arrest, let's just call it criminals, they do not put them away. It's catch and release same day turns. That's the issue.

[@raymondlin8728]

Cool. I'm looting.....

[@StonDega]

The problem today is most people always think that, you only need a good job to get rich... These millionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't know exists...

[@YayahJan]

Money invested is far better than money saved, when you invest it gives you an opportunity to increase your financial worth .

[@LeoYang-cn5hc]

It's remarkable how long term advantage people like us have gotten trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent

[@newyorkfan16]

Nobody gets rich being honest..Mr. Wormwood told us that in Matilda (1994)

[@newyorkfan16]

@@YayahJan Can't invest, when you don't have any in the first place...

[@MorglortheMangler]

Negatives about living in NYC -absurdly high rent. -rampant crime. -incompetent leadership. -increasing homelessness problem. -lack of safe transportation options. Benefits of living in NYC - None If I missed any negatives or positives of living In NYC please reply.

[@SD-nh5yr]

Snow....😂

[@rudeasmith5098]

Benefits: Many good people are here, places to go and things to do for free, and entertainment and some good food. Free transportation during certain parts of the year and in regard to taking transportation, after certain times the buses can drop you off closer to your stop if you tell the driver. The libraries are free, and you can apply for free IDs as well in some. Lots of schools and colleges, lots of churches {houses of worship), if that is your thing, outdoor festivals in every borough, parks and park activities like learning to golf or play tennis for kids, swimming, camp for the kids, the zoo in the Bronx and the Aquarium in Coney Island, both have free days. All the museums in NYC and other exhibits. The bars and restaurants, cafes and bingo and bowling, and arcades and archery, axe throwing. All the parades throughout the city throughout the year. So many events in so many places, you can learn to grow vegetables in a neighborhood garden. If you need more I can put more here.

[@dr.williamlutherpierce8720]

Tunnels

[@mariekatherine5238]

Poor mental health.

[@wintaaaaa]

apparently if you don't live in NYC you miss out on hanging out with rich snobby people and endless Italian restaurants.

[@suspiciousafternoon]

what I'm getting is NYC really loves spending on ineffective shit then act like there's no money for essential stuff

[@ShesMajickal_]

Because they still want to attract wealthy ppl.. but it's not working

[@kathy7107]

It's the Democrat way. Democrats have been running NYC for over 20 years (mayor & Gov). The ONLY reason NY has Hochul is because of NYC. The city needs to change their voting habits NOW.

[@Repeal-19thA]

The way of the Democrat.

[@BigL718]

They literally steal the money.

[@artphotognh]

Our entire government has become so corrupt that it made itself a Ruling Class with our money, and they are refusing to maintain infrastructure because they WANT total collapse. It was the only way to enslave & impoverish the most prosperous citizenry in human history.

[@Trueo9re]

Don't arrest shoplifters, but arrest homeless who are just people who can't afford to live in a home or apartment. Riiiiiiight.

[@ILovePancakes24]

This is because NYC won't/can't build housing. They need a massive massive housing build out.

[@carolr7823]

Most of the homeless in the cities IMO are drug addicts and criminals. Of course, the shoplifters and other criminals should all be arrested. Plus they need to bring back no loitering laws.

[@kokonanana1]

Home many homeless are illegal aliens???

[@cherylclick1664]

what a ridiculous shitty city!

[@circularfile68]

Such a bullshit cope. The homelessness problem isn’t caused by high rents. High rents make people move to New Jersey or Floridia, not to the subway. The people living in the subway aren’t working jobs that just won’t quite cover an apartment near their work. Those people are going to be homeless no matter where they go or what the real estate market does. They’re homeless in New York because they moved there because it’s a great place to be homeless. Big subway, heating grates, lots of services, no prosecution for shoplifting. Pumping money into the problem is like saying we can get rid of stray cats by putting out enough free cat food.

[@bettyadorno4899]

Lower rents so people can actually pay and not be homeless , the rent in. NYC is ridiculously expensive. So shameful

[@asullivan4047]

Solution: rent control for a duration of time.😉

[@BillStreets_1723]

It's crazy how homeless can get locked up for being homeless and while people stealing under $1,000 bucks and less go free.

[@nancybrooklyn]

That’s attorney general Bragg, the idiot that allows criminals to loot, steal and throw people in train tracks… but started a case against president Trump on a misdemeanor.

[@ZenofhdTV]

Petit larceny has always been a misdemeanor, the law that changed was not being able to hold people due to bail reform

[@victororona5445]

The homeless and the shoplifter are one and the same, the majority of the time. So if they can't be arrested for shoplifting then arrest them for being homeless. One way or another force them into housing (jail) and drug treatment (jail). Getting those people off the streets will then make it easier for the honest homeless to get services to help them get off the streets.

[@TaySlayXOXO]

Absolutely inhumane

[@1_star_reviews]

The homeless may be grateful for the beds, blankets, showers and 3 meals per day.

[@KushEnergy]

This whole system is a joke. Fuck this place. 😒

[@Already100]

🤷‍♂️🍀

[@frank-hd6ts]

Close the borders. There is no more room or resources for anybody else.

[@costyxd97]

Lets go to hyperborea

[@brad4058]

Honestly, it might not be bad. If they put these homeless in a level 1 security prison, they'd have access to internet, books and all sorts of things that they would not have on the streets. They'd have a roof over their heads and the ones who have addictions would be forced to be clean since you can't have drugs in prisons. It's a win/win if you look past the fact that they're getting locked up against their will. Honestly would you really argue with being in a jail cell with a bed and a toilet or out in the streets in the cold with nothing?

[@cathtf7957]

Now we're getting somewhere ! FYI drugs are readily available in prison too. I agree with moving them to a secure place with sanitation and security. These people will always require help to meet their needs. A cardboard box isn't cutting it.

[@SumYungGuy-q1k]

Homeless are removed, but not to 4-star Hotel's?! Those are for Migrants!! Free Rent, Laundry services, Medical and Dental, Gym, and 24 hour room service of all the free food they can complain about, all Free!!!

[@etchediniron4249]

Illegal immigrants at that

[@Koushi82]

i want to grow up to be an illegal migrant mommy.

[@VMCrmy]

I know someone who works at a migrant hotel…a former 4 star hotel. Trust me. They’re not as set up as you believe they are.

[@christinavance1128]

I was watching veteran biker he had a x border agent and he is doing a documentary but he was in Chicago talking to a homeless man asking him how he felt and he explained that during winter he was freezing and went to the park to get warm on the bus and they said only for migrants and migrants were keeping warm and eating hot meals

[@SumYungGuy-q1k]

@@VMCrmy'VMCrmy' well they're set up better than homeless Americans!!!

[@brendentwenty]

This is such a sad video to watch. I was so close to being homeless myself once. That’s when you find out who your real friends are. My heart breaks for these people. 💔

[@sexiimamiana9548]

Girl IT HURTS !

[@user-fv2pl7go1q]

You got that right. My Ex threw me in the streets and no one took me in after I would give everyone gift cards for every celebration or holiday. I have no family or friends and am still homeless. I keep my bags packed. You can't trust anyone ever.

[@harrydavey9884]

Most people are only 2 paychecks from homelessness.

[@bobbyhill4118]

Life is a fun, whimsical little game. Even these evil politicians are just people, no wiser than you or I, at the end of the day. Nobody needs to listen to them, or care about them and what they say, because there is no real authority figure of the land and authority figures are a made up concept. Only the guide of morality instilled in a man’s soul to know what’s right and wrong intrinsically is the real authority figure, such as god. Man has two sides and for good reason, the animal and the moral. It’s not something that makes sense from an evolutionarily point of view either. Both shouldn’t exist at the same time because it’s be easier for man to not have the knowledge and ability to commit evil for the good of society, but it allows man a conscious choice stemming from his soul instead of his mind. The only reason you listen to, or care, about these people, is because everyone is controlled completely by money and most have been raised to believe that “authority” figures are wiser and smarter than them NO MATTER WHAT, and they thereby worship these evil, misguided people as if they were god.

[@nicoyablackmon7004]

Thank you but they wanna cry drugs or mental illness. Some of the snakes in your life be the people closest to you. I’m a DV survivor myself.

[@spartaninvirginia]

I don't understand why anyone would willingly live in NYC at this point.

[@LarsLarsen77]

I never understood it before either. Why do you need to live within spitting distance of millions of people?

[@alastor8091]

It boggles my mind that most people in the country live in cities. Theyre universally shitty.

[@harrydavey9884]

There was a study that showed cities attract mentally ill people and are likely to cause mental illness in their residents. It's almost like stockholm syndrome. They love their own prison. "My Dinner with Andre" is an incredible movie that explains this phenomenon in great detail.

[@Ba-xf1zc]

They can house illegal in hotels but can’t help their own, unbelievable.!

[@JohnSmith-ux3tt]

At this rate, Democrat voters will be throwing their children out into the street so they can take in illegals.

[@lisaarca1555]

Same situation in Europe, illegal migrants in 4 star hotels, retired people c’ant afford heating their apartments and are happy if they get food at a food bank , despite having worked for their whole life!

[@sethalexander3164]

“If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their money, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them (around the banks), will deprive the people of their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.”-Thomas Jefferson

[@angacamthehobbit-PapaPrepper]

The Federal Reserve is the Largest Private Bank in the world. It's Not Federal nor own by the Govt.

[@matiekae0414]

Very wise for such a young man at the time (about 35 years old)

[@jer1776]

When I first heard this quote, it became very obvious why there is a growing effort to cancel this man.

[@Jaxmusicgal23]

@@angacamthehobbit-PapaPrepper but the government holds a very short leash on them… They most definitely are influenced by the government .

[@artphotognh]

Jefferson & his peers warned us about EVERYTHING that ended up destroying us. They did everything they could, but the citizenry became too spoiled, lazy & stupid to fulfill our duty to our fellow Americans.

[@PrincezzIAm]

Being homeless in Texas Once over heard a conversation between a homeless helper talking to a new trainee. The Trainee felt so bad that she had to turn a family away by telling them they had no options for them at this time other than a warm meal, some A/C, and a place to charge their devices B4 the placed closed at 3pm... The Trainer told her she understands how she could feel so badly but told her just think if we were able to house and help them all then we would be out of a job and probably in their shoes so don't feel so down... This makes me wonder how many of the homeless are being rejected just to keep others with a paycheck and stability...

[@Jonas-lj8ul]

"Kudos to city leaders for not COMPLETELY ignoring the problem...." How DOES one ignore something that they are personally helping to create?

[@soundsoflife9549]

The problems are allowed to occur as they benefit certain people.

[@msms4659]

Because they profit from it.

[@BlujusticeVR]

When he said that I was literally like bro shut the eff up! They caused it to begin with!

[@tomgoudey-trustee7105]

The people who "work" on homelessness make 100s of thousands a year. If they fix the homeless problem then these people are out of a job so it can never be fixed. No matter how much money they throw at the problem. This is why the non profits that the city hire make 400 thousand or more per year.

[@Kunfucious577]

Sounds to me like it’s an issue with incompetence. The mayor should admit he’s lost and step down. There no shame in admitting a loss.

[@life5161]

This Country is a dystopian joke

[@danz1182]

Please feel free to relocate to one of the 200 or so other options. Let us know when you find a better one.

[@DrVanNostrand01]

Nah, not really, mostly just the perpetual blue states / urban areas.

[@fatherson5907]

you're deeply ignorant and uneducated.

[@missnbiss2]

@@danz1182 Has nothing to do with how the country is being run. Our government doesn't give a shit! It's so corrupt. It's not about migrants. A dystopian joke is actually a nice way of saying it. We have half the country believing and following very corrupt people.

[@jeffreydallas6047]

That hobo has a house plant....

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

If being homeless is considered a CRIME ... 😱 so is OUTRAGEOUSLY HIGH RENT !!!

[@Johnmaloney1962]

Then outrageous property taxes should also be disallowed

[@frankgrima1190]

@@heidimisfeldt5685 in Germany 🇩🇪 that's why the second ww2 started bc people of the land Lords demands high rents

[@e.debnam2310]

Adams spent the money that should have been spent on them on illegal immigrants. They need to get rid of Adams PERIOD!!!🤡🤡

[@yvonneplant9434]

Getting rid of Adams won't stop Texas from sending more to NYC.

[@apex3821]

Gavin Newsom did the same thing to the homeless Californians. 24 billion tax payer dollars were found unaccounted for! 24 billion! Oops looks like I misplaced 24 billion dollars. 🤷‍♂️ these people belong in prison.

[@marijarandelovic8455]

Texas is not the problem the Bidens open gates of hell

[@jakeeaglen5754]

@@yvonneplant9434true thats why the border should be closed

[@natejennings5884]

By this point, Eric Adams (D) KNOWS he's a single term mayor. As a Democrat, Adams put illegal migrants over blacks, Latinos, the working class, and the poor. So at this point it doesn't matter how bad Adams fucks up - he's done.

[@christaylor8337]

Just a couple of years ago people were saying others were racists if they wanted to avoid what is now happening.

[@notsocrates9529]

Many of us stopped caring about what they call us, and continued on. Whether you judge by character content or appearance, the results are almost always identical. Fine, I am racist for noticing patterns and trends.

[@christaylor8337]

@@notsocrates9529 It speaks to the courage it took and will take to do the right thing in our current society. People who made the decision to not take the vax had to show similar courage to stand up against the name calling and shaming.

[@christaylor8337]

@@Deppenradar Who can say since we don't know exactly who anyone is. There are a lot of people ditching their I.D. at the border because it is better to pretend you don't have I.D and so on. We can't vet people. That was DeSantis' issue with the FEDS initially, was that they could/would not tell him anything about the people that they were flying in to Florida and dropping off, expecting us to deal with them. So he shipped them to Martha's Vineyard, problem solved. People criticized DeSantis for doing it and also in Texas, but it was what it took to take the situation from a conspiracy theory that racists think is true to a problem that New York City has to deal with. Enjoy.

[@Sparky-xk4vo]

Yet, they can take care of every illegal person that comes to their city. Just awful.

[@Exxeron-ob3tv]

Um... no they can't handle even a small % of what has come across the border the last 3 years. The Mayor has been crying about it publicly. Well... right up until the powers that be sent some agents to knock on his front door. He has been much more tactful since.

[@MM-qp4pd]

While politician puppets and their puppet masters brag about their gold plated toilets and golf courses

[@juliemcmurtrie2713]

It's exactly the same in NewZealand and Australia. I'm nearly 60 yr old, female and became homeless mid March. I'm now renting a old caravan in a overfull camping ground. If you want to go to a camping ground for school holidays etc...you won't be able too as they are all full of homeless. Rents are around $3000 month NZ ..that about $6000 month USA dollars. For a one bedroom. That's the cheapest available here.

[@krivopustov777]

Sounds like the homless should go live in the politicians' houses. They are ignored so much that the politicians should just ignore them at their house, too.

[@JTRtv]

I’d start by going to live in a place that doesn’t cost 72k/yr for a 1br apartment.

[@David-fj5lz]

Send them to the Actual Demoncrsts homes where they actually live not where they they are just floating in and out with no regard to any issues other than they are elected then re/elected every time as the voting us a fraud

[@cvolo]

@@JTRtvhow are they expected to afford to leave?? its not like the US has good or affordable public transport between cities…

[@wasdwasd609]

That's when the police will actually immediately remove it.

[@Koushi82]

@@JTRtv yep it means you need to make at least 216k to afford rent

[@nexwexbackup]

Help them first, not the migrants!

[@AstroNah1997]

We've been helping for 55 years yet here we are

[@inboxnews]

You mean America First? Joe says that's racist!

[@hohenzollern6025]

"Helping" people be homeless is called 'enabling'. The word you should have used is "punish", which apparently, they are finally trying. You dont enable bad behavior, or you get more of it. You punish bad behavior, so it stops.

[@avril.227]

Help both jerk!

[@douglaconti7113]

​@@hohenzollern6025cruel. I was homeless in California and I had three jobs. It took me years to get out of it. Not every1 who is homeless is lazy and on drugs... you are more than likely a paycheck away from being homeless just like 60% of all Americans

[@teishahowlett6342]

I told my Mom 2 years ago, New York City was going too become like San Francisco..And look what’s happening..

[@danzig-mfer]

is that a bad thing?

[@richardmorris7063]

And SF like Detroit, I never thought I'd say that. Detroit,a lot of its failures were losing the auto industry. If SF loses the YT& Google's it'll be the end or maybe a new beginning?

[@Bobby-ball-bag]

Great prediction... 2 years ago was already well on its way and to the idiot in the above comment.... YES! its a horrible thing

[@hippiechic6772]

I have been to both San Francisco and NYC and you are right.... both places I use to Love now I would literally have to be paid to live in either ....like Alaska pays a certain percentage to the people that live there . This whole situation has created an even more uncertain future for generations . I keep thinking 33,000 homeless children....ugh! How are they Not going to hate us.

[@RP-vy8st]

Vote democrat this is what you get

[@SecondTake123]

An inefficient solution to a problem caused by inefficiency! Very well said and right on!

[@docfmb1]

every time I think NYers cant find a worse mayor than one they got, they prove me wrong. This joker is the worse so far. I bet he was a horrible cop too.

[@tonytiger9020]

Oh no DickBlasio He's the one who started this mess to begin with

[@ozzycortes]

This is how America is in general. Not just in NYC.

[@strategicfooyouagencyfirst8197]

Why not build some small houses for these people for free so that they can return to normal life.

[@ozzycortes]

@@strategicfooyouagencyfirst8197 Nothing is free. Especially housing. If they want to start a normal life, they need to start packing up and leave. When you're homeless, you have the opportunity to explore and see what's out there. If you have any useful skills, talk with people to make some quick money. Staying in one place is not going to get you anywhere.

[@MM-qp4pd]

While politician puppets and their puppet masters brag about their gold plated toilets and golf courses

[@TechMechMen]

@@ozzycorteslol, you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about and what’s it’s like to be homeless

[@ozzycortes]

@@TechMechMen I actually do. And when people took my advice, it changed their life completely. They were able to make enough money due to the skills they offer to live off the streets. It may not work for everyone, but it'll work for most if they're willing to start moving and go after it.

[@wikcr]

Until the president decides to stop the migrant crisis, which he can anytime, things will only get worse. You get what you elect.

[@solusaldrain]

He wasn't elected...

[@Aireck174]

Adams clearly wants more illegals in NYC. Hes paying them to go there and ever since Adams campaign was raided by the Biden admin, you no longer hear Adams mention Bidens name.

[@johnnychimpo7539]

The purge

[@Emmy-J]

If the republicans stop listening to Trump maybe they will get an immigration bill passed and help fix this mess.

[@williamwilson6499]

You are clueless. The President cannot stop the migrant crisis. Only Congress can do so. Please get educated.

[@jewels6178]

We've been sold out and they will not stop until we're all in encampments.

[@JustMe-s6s4m]

Why would any sane person pay $6000 for a tiny substandard apartment in NYC when there are lots of other cities in the USA. No, there is no paradise, but NYC is absolute hell!

[@louisgiannobile979]

Don’t come here with your screw up voteing

[@Joel-f1s2x]

Their stupid that why they vote democrats

[@tjmarx]

$6K/m is approximately the monthly payment on a $1M mortgage over 30 years at current interest paying principle and interest. The real question is, if you can afford $6K rent, why are you renting at all?

[@pjcasale]

Guaranteed if you are paying 6K in Manhattan it's not a tiny substandard apartment. You obviously are clueless.

[@jdog929]

@@pjcasaletheir was another comment on here where buddy said “ his daughter is paying 8000$ a month for 600 sq/ft”

[@Hatchet-w6x]

It's like people watching TV while the house burns down around them. We on the sidewalk cannot figure why everybody doesn't GTFO of NY.

[@Shyhalu]

Because that would be admitting their bad ideas are terrible and wrong. And be grateful, if they left NYC they would go to where you live and vote for the same nonsense.

[@Hatchet-w6x]

@@Shyhalu True. "Everything is fine folks! Stay there!"

[@evilparadigm]

​@@ShyhaluLeave family homes, leave all your friends, find new jobs. Yeah, "why don't they just leave?" Some people can leave, but you oversimplify it to make your straw man argument that these people are just stupid?

[@Repeal-19thA]

That is one hilariously accurate depiction of

[@rebeccaa2433]

Where there is a will there is a way.

[@usausausausa]

100,000 homeless just in NYC seems like a crisis to me

[@MM-qp4pd]

While politician puppets and their puppet masters brag about their gold plated toilets

[@BabsKaz]

So sad.😢

[@kery1334]

The politicians have no clue why and aren't ashamed in the least bit.

[@anotheralvarado2576]

Homelessness is America is a business.

[@motorizedlifting2534]

So are illegals

[@Matanumi]

Fucked up business

[@DinDooIt]

To all people out there, if you want MORE of this then vote for the establishment democRats, if you want NOTHING to change then vote demoncRat, if you want EVEN MORE chaos then vote demoncRat, if you want no accountability and transparency then vote republican't, if you want to give the system the middle finger, change, no war spending, strong borders and affordable food and gas then VOTE TRUMP!!

[@DesertDog]

​@@DinDooIt 🤡

[@mr.woowoo8826]

$6,000 for one bedroom...WOW! I live in Iowa in a huge house, big yard, and a great view of the countryside for $1,600. You can have New York!

[@rudeasmith5098]

You can do the same thing upstate New York, NYC is crazy with rent, but this will all collapse anyway. Homeownership with land is the way to go and there is land upstate. I don't know much about Iowa, but it might seem to be a very nice place to live. There are pros and cons everywhere, but I do believe what is going on here does have an effect subtly nationwide, it is just a matter of time before we see the results of all these people coming into the country and all the drug abuse driven into more rural areas. Overall, it's a shame and shouldn't be ignored.

[@mmars4032]

GREED

[@00loudog]

You better stop telling people that or everybody will start moving there and your rent will become double

[@jimmyday9536]

News flash....Iowa is nice, but Iowa is not New York City.

[@malamute11]

​@jimmyday9536 what part of New York is "nice??" I'm sorry, but as a tourist, that city is DISGUSTING... the amount of poo, the smell of pee EVERYWHERE, impossibly high prices, the second worst on the continent, how is any if that great?

[@TinRoofVintage]

How can any city "crack down" on homelessness when (1) the economy makes everything unaffordable and (2) they have nowhere to go?

[@cynthiatownsend]

America would have to build medical facilities that house drug addicts & hold them while they receive long term care, probably against their will, and it would have to be paid for. No one in America is willing to do this. But it would finally help drug addicts, & the homeless drug addicts. It would lessen crime around the homeless areas, where the crimes are committed to pay for their addiction & to live each day. It would clean up the neighborhoods, make it safer, & less stores would close from theft. It would lessen money for drug cartels that sell, & provide drugs to these areas as well. In other words start to put them out of business, one drug addict/ homeless person at a time. Now try selling that idea to the American tax payer?!

[@Danny_Deleto]

And (3) Millions of people are crossing the border.

[@Chicharrera.]

Doom loop.

[@harrydavey9884]

Keep asking questions, you're nearly at the answer. Here's a clue: Order from Chaos.

[@tinalouise1470]

Prop 13 in the 80s had a huge effect on this.​@Chicharrera.

[@bobturner3388]

It's very nice of you to dedicate this video to this problem

[@kzhemh]

This is nothing new in NYC. Thousnds of homeless having been living underground in NYC for decades!

[@ndorobei4391]

Yup

[@krisone63]

Yes, many subway tracks are OOS and it is an encampment that rivals Las Vegas's tunnels. It's actually warm in the tunnels during the winter.. Been down there many times doing things.

[@B3Band]

@@krisone63 Been down there many times doing homeless people for cheap 😂

[@SusannahLockett]

But why should Americans live in these tunnels while illegals live free in luxury hotels?

[@UndeadFleshgod]

But now it's thousands of other countries' homeless

[@velitelight]

This is disgraceful in a country that rolls out the carpet for other, but neglects its citizens. Shame on all these politicians/sales people.

[@Jay-dawg337]

1. Cut funding to migrants immediately. 2. Distribute funding back to track, arrest and depot immediately. 3. Make homeless shelters only to Americans. 4. Fund back homeless and training agencies that trains for GEDS, outreach services to get people back into jobs. 5. Get rid of all incompetent politicians and all corrupt stealers. 6. Punish all theft to community service to pay back the city while serving jail time. Not in any particular order, preferable all together.

[@johnteets2921]

Do you mean immigrants ?

[@D3xterJettster]

0. Reduce income tax

[@JohnSmith-ux3tt]

Hmm. Which President can I vote for to achieve that? Tricky.

[@Scorpio1964Wines]

​@johnteets2921 Immigrants arrived legally. We are speaking about illegal aliens. Immigrants went through a huge process and have paid their dues.

[@BilldoeTruth]

Cash Jordan thank you for the info 👍 NYC has a serious health addiction housing crisis 😢

[@XIII-TheBlackCat]

This is why I don't donate to homeless shelters, I donate to the people that need help while looking them in the eye.

[@JohnGalt1960]

When you donate to any organization that prétends to help the homeless, most of the funds are skimmed off and go into someones pockets, its an old scam.

[@hohenzollern6025]

Ahh, yes, the ole reward bad behavior tactic. How well has that worked out for you?

[@dontbestupid6664]

“Thanks for the crack money.” That’s why I don’t donate to either. Quit feeding them and they will go away.

[@XIII-TheBlackCat]

@@dontbestupid6664 Yeah they will go away and build a tent in front of your house or to jail increasing your taxes.

[@Troll_Ha]

The homeless committee's are building themselves mansions.

[@devincox7054]

This is a third world country the wealth gap in the US is insane

[@ZOM23official]

Stop it. America is wonderful. Theres always going to be small pockets of homeless, crime and corruption when dealing with 333Million people. new york is know for being dirty and grimey. Watch gangs of new york when the irish arrived. It was awful conditions

[@5thribroarn304]

California receives at least $47,000 per Homeless Person per adding up into the multi-Billions of American Tax Dollars. The Homeless do Not receive $47,000 per year, so Who does? Plus, does everyone "think" it will be fixed? Hahaha!! Not with the same Leaders in charge, never. It is too sweet for those at the top.

[@kotnapromke]

Это капитализм! Самый счастливый строй на земле!

[@nthgth]

NYC is particularly bad tho

[@bjb2099]

No its not you yoyos are being brainwashed and clickbaited. GOD GROW UP!!

[@sarasotarebel2445]

It amazes me how many people are just now seeing the corruption that has been going on for decades. Those of us who have always seen it were called crazy.

[@BrooklynAlien]

For real people putting the blame here and there but this had been in the making since Nixon.

[@shemabryan5667]

💯- facts 😮

[@yesiam7481]

I've lost friends, family, and been treated like trash for years by my fellows/common man for just talking about the corruption in this country. Please wake up America... They're trying to tear us all apart & break everything down so they can "rebuild" society how THEY want it to be. The founding fathers dream is loooong dead, the American government is being run by tyrants and evil, wicked people.

[@jenniferhagan7134]

Sickeningly inhumane to see people rip away what little they have and throw it away.

[@eyedestroyeverything9953]

This country doesn’t care about anyone

[@AstroNah1997]

we cared too much and normal people are fed up. time to be selfish

[@Sadie-gh5tn]

Yes it does. The current administration cares very much about illegal immigrants and their illegal votes.

[@SuzWarren]

The country does care, just not about normal people who can’t afford lobbying firms or huge campaign contributions. Even the SCOTUS is openly on the take.

[@lw1zfog]

The District of Columbia cares only for itself.

[@LordDaret]

No, it’s just the progressive areas that lack self awareness that suffer from this problem. Most places in the US care about someone.

[@johannaagou-bracco9836]

Homelessness and drug addiction is through the roof. Just yesterday, I was standing across Radio City Hall and there were many homeless folks, sitting on the few stone benches in the area, one of them peeing in the open while there are children and families also visiting the area. Walk by the theaters on Broadway and without fail, there will be at least one homeless completely unresponsive, just standing there like a zombie, probably completely loaded on Fentanyl. It’s just sad and depressing to see these folks who need help and meanwhile corruption runs rampant in this city.

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

It's kind of funny. You can't help the homeless, but you're quick to help. The migrants coming in the country illegally. How weird is that?

[@talentedcampeur7715]

they’re cheap labour. When you run a business you’ll see how handy and cheap they can actually be

[@haroldb1856]

Priorities!

[@Repeal-19thA]

You call it weird, I call it intentional.

[@sp-cn8pm]

I think it's interesting that the homeless are productive being given illegal work to do but not when given an opportunity to use 'resources'

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

@@talentedcampeur7715 Facts, I actually agree with you and not my friend so true.

[@scuttlebuttz7202]

Thanks for the coverage, Cash.

[@bigredneck789]

"Conspiracy Theorists" were talking about this happening in Dem stronghold cities (ie. Sanctuary Cities) back in 2015.

[@lw1zfog]

the ‘Cloward Piven Strategy’ in motion

[@Jezebellum-l2u]

It's not conspiracy - it's stupidity.

[@lorainestjames4181]

Same thing happening in Canada's major cities as well as up and coming developing areas, prices rise to the max for the locals (houseing costs etc),and pushing others to homelessness.

[@elijahtheprophet4544]

It's happening EVERYWHERE it's being revealed because it HAS TOO that's part of the universal laws in place.

[@SeanTalkoff]

Prices are too high. With rates not subsidised in ’24 and mortgage still high , currently seeking alternatives to maximize savings without an RV move or taking a loan. I’m seriously contemplating the latter.

[@WillieNickell]

Affording our mortgage is tough as well. I have suggested cashing in, renting or relocating, and investing the rest in the stock market.

[@mikey43221]

If you can afford to relocate, you should manage the mortgage.

[@SteveDutton-v]

if you are looking to invest in the stock market, I suggest you Consider a fiduciary with mortgage-backed securities knowledge for guidance. Prices today may look like dips tomorrow.

[@PASCALDAB]

Thats true, working with a financial advisor has been a game-changer for me. They provided invaluable insights and tailored strategies that aligned perfectly with my risk tolerance and financial objectives. With their support, I've seen significant growth in my investments and gained confidence in my financial future.

[@PASCALDAB]

Well, I chose Sharon Ann Meny as my advisor after her interview on CNBC In 2020. She is SEC regulated with offices in the US and quite frankly a genius with portfolio diversification.

[@robertness3444]

This mayor belongs in jail

[@DogBeast221]

And be cited and released?

[@LinaLina-we4nl]

Agreeing 👍✅

[@johnf6687]

The mayor is paid to fix this does nothing

[@Christmas-dg5xc]

That's not what those who voted him in think. Good luck with that, NYC. 🤣

[@sooofunny37]

@@DogBeast221 lol

[@christopherdaly8472]

We dismantled our institutions in the 80s. . .we need them back. Drug addicts need to go to involuntary detox/rehab for 3 months and mandatory check-ins afterwards. Mentally ill people require mental health institutionalization until cleared by a psychiatrist to get out. . .this will address 85% of the homeless. As for the minority of homeless who have just "fallen on hard times". . .NYCHA has a million apartments who people think belong to them - they don't. People making over $70K/year need to be evicted from NYCHA as they can afford to rent a market-rate apartment and those apartments should be used as TEMPORARY housing until people can get on their feet.

[@itgirl_nyc]

NYC is going backwards. I remember seeing homeless folks sleeping in the subway or trains growing up. We cleaned up well but now….. two steps forward and ten steps back!

[@schwarjm100]

Who was the Mayor when NYC cleaned up well? What was the plan of action? Thanks

[@donnamascio8610]

Rudy Giuliani

[@westsyde_LA]

Same shit here in L.A.

[@kathurtado13]

Yeah Rudy did that, you can thank him.

[@kathurtado13]

Thank you!! But you know how them New Yorkers do ​@@schwarjm100

[@KenichiYokota]

The public no longer trusts the judiciary.

[@scruf153]

except for democrats they love how blue cities are being runned

[@lJ0blixen]

Btw, just like NY filtered illegal invaders for 6 years through Roxham road, who are now given a home or 5star hotels, food, clothing, full medical, denta, eye care and $221/day! I make half that and of that the gov takes 30% off the top for taxes!

[@Emmy-J]

Yep and millions of the FEMA money was spent on them. Just wait till they run out of money for the climate disasters. And there are and will be many this year.

[@slikkrikk9487]

Why should New York handle the burden alone? They're human beings who said they wanted to go to Canada. We pointed north. Apparently that's Roxham Road 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@fredEVOIX]

in the tiny country of Switzerland I know a socialist party mayor, a woman who left her post after federal gov forced her city to pay....60'000$ a MONTH for an illegal family with 3 children they had a luxury flat at 2k/month private school for all children + parents a paid car, lease at 1500/month car insurance public transport max health insurance which is unpayable unless you're a surgeon or banker for that family probably in the 4000/month she not only quit but left the socialist party and went the equivalent of republicans with Trump pretty much LOL I didn't read it in the papers but from the person who welcomed her in her new party ahahaha

[@lJ0blixen]

@@slikkrikk9487 voting has consequences and they have voted for this,point is, the international law states that “the first not in active war on it own soil country that these illegal invaders land is, is their permanent homes, unless they go through legal routes”. That’s that whole point, the usa is not in active war on its own soil and it was demondcrats with soros, scchwab and WEF that did the filtering them through, now you’re getting yours..

[@Susan-wz7mb]

Send them to BIDENS house in Delaware. They can live on the beach. Waterfront tent living.

[@OnealSivad]

$ 6,000! Impossible for everyday people

[@1user-2023]

"1 bd apt averaging $6k mo" WHAT?! wow man. gtfo there. at THAT rate instead of living in a 1bd, live in your damn car and just pay a monthly fee to park it. Hell no, $6k for ANY bedroom is ridiculously insane.😮

[@TaiyouArt]

Housing market manipulation

[@bettycline8117]

In order to even QUALIFY for that a person has to make 40x that amount annually, so $240K a year for a 1 bedroom apartment.

[@elijahtheprophet4544]

Pure greed

[@Jynxedlove]

They don't allow overnight parking basically anywhere

[@rsuriyop]

These developers are out of their freakin minds. It’s as if they somehow think the wealthy demographic is far outpacing lower income families. And so they are trying to price these apartments accordingly. But they are only going to end up losing a lot of money in the end once reality hits! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@sheilastahl633]

Someone must have gotten an assload of money to bring them in and will get another assload to unload them. It's all about the money. They should have never been allowed to destroy the best city in the world. We needed another Rudy to be in charge.

[@van3158]

NYC was never the best city in the world…

[@richardmorris7063]

People of NY are afraid to admit that but you know in the back of their mind they're thinking it!

[@princessmarlena1359]

Follow the [stolen] money.

[@lw1zfog]

Follow the money every time .... the big corporations/N.G.O.’s are rinsing it on the associated accommodation, catering, travel, etc, etc, etc.

[@cherylclick1664]

@@richardmorris7063 yes

[@dirtystockcardriver]

Politicians are the problem

[@bigredchamber]

是政客不是政治家!

[@harrydavey9884]

Almost. Politicians who are backed by Globalist bankers who want to build an Automated Technocratic Dystopia where they never have to worry about losing power ever again. They want to control EVERY aspect of your life, so you no longer have the choice of alternative paths for our civilisation. Politicians are simply an illusion to keep people from rioting.

[@Fishmas_Tree]

Thanks so much for reporting on this and being decent about it. Kudos

[@ninocrown3247]

Maybe if we weren’t allocating millions upon millions for illegal migrants who haven’t paid any taxes, we could do a better job with the homeless problem, with whom many have worked before.

[@krandlez]

Don't kid yourself, the people who run the place wouldn't help fix homelessness even if they had the resources

[@BrooklynAlien]

​@@krandlezAgree and I like your name. 😃

[@xxxyyy-h4w]

It is a political business Bro ( politicians get rich scheme ) ... just look at California .. they allocated 28 billion for homeless housing .. only built 1K houses .. the remainder of the money just disappeared ...

[@Alice_Fumo]

Just make it unrestricted to build more homes. Wanna bet that with the money they spent on the homeless already they could've just built enough homes for all of them instead? But no, there is endless lobbying to prevent more homes from being built by anyone as to keep rent prices up.

[@bethanyhealy4989]

Don't be so sure of that. The dems make money off the problems. In Calif they have spent over 30 billion on the homeless and it's no better. They are like the worst charity. 95% to "administration" fees and little to the problem. They could have bought homes for every homeless person by now.

[@Columbus1152]

NYC is becoming a dystopian nightmare

[@Travluminatii]

Cancel NYC

[@joshflanders9535]

I think they might plan to build a wall around Manhattan and turn it into a prison.

[@MrMartellSincere]

Cosign! don't come , move or do business in New joke city 😂

[@iury664]

cancel democrat voters

[@Puxi]

@@MrMartellSincere Come to cansas city! I got a girl in casas city, she got freckles or her ....

[@MakerInMotion]

The next Detroit. Except Detroit didn't deserve it and New York does.

[@carrieandretti]

😢Homelessness is a crime against the city!! MOST of us are ONE *paycheck* from a cement bed.😮

[@GiftigeBalspuwer]

Imagine. Working full time to end up living with roommates you don't want.

[@abc33944]

Or in this case “street mates”

[@JohnGalt1960]

Sounds like prison.

[@GiftigeBalspuwer]

I think suicide is better then living in America.

[@merrygulls]

Your videos just keep getting better and better. Thank you for letting us see what is actually happening in NYC...

[@IslaGonzalez-d2h]

I had to be in a shelter for 18 months ...it was horrible. Filthy, dangerous, staff treated clients poorly .. I have so many stories. I'll be on the streets before I go back to a NYC shelter.

[@MrRobot-jb5tI]

Rent is so high in NYC that even cockroaches are posting ads looking for roommates.

[@MightyKingYoung]

This is the most New York joke I've ever heard

[@gerry-p9x]

Ha ha ha😊

[@dominicdit]

gotem....

[@TradingIsLife420]

Yup. Vote better 🤡🤡🤡s.

[@MrMartellSincere]

LMAO 😂🤣 NYC is too expensive

[@realgtasacramentodashcam7292]

The reality is that all the money and shelters and social programs are basically wasted, most of these people can't be fixed and, more important, many of them don't even want help.

[@OmegaMouse]

Exactly. Most people who got themselves into a homeless position are there because they refused all other options. These are people who have given up on themselves and society as a whole. Spend resources helping them, only for them to relapse. It's a never ending cycle that isn't designed to help anyone. It's just another money laundering scheme, like cancer research, climate change and Nasa.

[@bigredracingteam9642]

So you think they should all be left roaming the streets then?

[@imchris5000]

how else will they pay the managers of those programs high six figure salaries

[@janetbusener6326]

They need forced help to get off drugs.

[@yesiam7481]

Exactly. Some people are failures through & through, and will never amount to anything more than the rock-bottom they decidedly settle for... The *big* issue here though with these chronic losers is they are lumped into "homeless" with other vets & good people just down on their luck. They alone deserve the least sympathy... but the rest of their homeless cohorts might be someone who really deserves/needs some help

[@chrisschultz6129]

Humans are very smart and can solve any problems; if the problem isn't being fixed it's because people are profiting from the problems remaining. FOLLOW THE MONEY.

[@JohnSmith-ux3tt]

Are Democrats smart? All the evidence is NO.

[@paultiller6766]

Nicely done, very informative.

[@williamackley4952]

its crazy the mayor is telling the native americans to leave but is sheltering 150k immigrants instead of shipping them across the border where they came from

[@vegasrick6556]

If the city does not protect businesses, it is done. If the priority is to spend, and not to protect income for the city, doom is the result.

[@ocsrc]

67 MILLION AMERICANS ARE HOMELESS LIVING IN THEIR CARS DESPITE WORKING 2 OR 3 JOBS. The average rent is 3000 a month, the average person makes 800 a month. 1 in 6 Americans are homeless It is a fact

[@Mercutiossword]

Your statistics are wrong. It's more like 1 in 500. But yes with runaway rents and housing prices and a country with a poor excuse for any social safety net it will get worse.

[@SD-nh5yr]

Can you provide the paperwork...the truth?

[@chafedbm]

Wow that is a huge lie. They were around 650,000 homeless people reported in America at the beginning of 2023. That is 1 in 500 according to HUD. Why do people just make stuff up?

[@chafedbm]

1 in 500 Americans or 650,000 according to HUD. Why are you making stuff up?

[@chafedbm]

​@@Mercutiosswordpoor excuse for a social safety net? If that is the case then shut all the welfare programs down. To say we have a poor excuse for a social safety net is insane.

[@audrealambert9583]

Cash Ive missed you!!! I haven't seen you do a video for ages and thought of your content often Im glad to see you back 💖🙏💯🗽

[@chrisaustin6255]

When a person is paid to solve a social problem that problem might not ever go away

[@samkurz]

This is cruel when the rents are so high most Americans can't pay it. They live in their cars and vans or the streets.

[@johngrasso1483]

Only makes sense to move.

[@jer1776]

Land of the free, except if you wanna build affordable housing, then you have zero freedom.

[@Jaxmusicgal23]

@@johngrasso1483 they can’t move because now the state and the city has an exit tax that most people can’t afford… along with a years worth of income tax to New York State and New York City if they leave while also simultaneously need to pay partial income tax at their new state wherever they end up… no one can afford that. so they are stuck

[@kennethpereyda5707]

' Escape from NY ' wasn't just a movie- it's a documentary

[@Jaxmusicgal23]

Just don’t expect to do it for free now…. Welcome to the exit tax and a year worth of income tax, whether you were there the whole year or not.

[@MrUNCLESAM84]

Grew up in this city, I can't recognize it anymore. It drove me out of the Midwest a decade ago, and a decade ago it was way better than now. 😢

[@thyslop1737]

Create the mess, enable the mess, then pull a mea culpa and try to clean up the mess. Everything now filtered thru the lense of hypocrisy.

[@23Dakini]

How can new buildings be built in a city so overcrowded? Where is the space? The reality is that not everyone can live in NYC. Can’t keep building, unless buildings are built like the ones in China that look like hives. Depressing and dystopian. NYC is overcrowded already. Over a million for a 650 sq. ft. apartment? Unbelievable.

[@umloiro3219]

I agree with you and the other point is , the sewer system is ancient it would't work...

[@victoriapowell6318]

I promise you everyone does not want to. The only reason the homeless are there is because so many people are there and it provides a lot of crumbs for them to be able to collect; lots of people in relatively small area to panhandle; lots of trash to sort through.... If they live someplace less populated it vastly reduces the cast off and some of their resources.

[@linusgustafsson2629]

Luckily with apartments that expensive, rich people can buy 50 of them and use it as investment. That always help prices and homeless people.

[@nilmerg]

let's disregard all the vacant apartments unavailable for rent though 😃

[@artphotognh]

Many places are "built out," and happens is that an existing decrepit 3-story building is demolished, and replaced with a 6-story building of expensive condos. Same footprint, but far more housing units.

[@donaldcastillo2408]

who is actually surprised at government waste 🤔 I mean seriously the government can't tie shoelaces without wasteful spending

[@h.r.6815]

Great job with this video and explaining!

[@christopherjoyce9788]

Underhanded kick back from people and companies that are misappropriating funds

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

Of course, there's no accountability when it comes to government money. Because it's not their money. It's easy to spend money that don't belong to you. Even if I was in the government and I was a government official. I'll spend the money my way. Also, because it's not my money so I don't care. So what do you think the government officials are going to do? Let that sink in

[@nothankyouYouTube420]

I live in Orlando Florida and i saw a tent next to the road turn slowly unto a small group like 4 tents Then no tents and a sign saying " its illegal to camp"

[@deborahroper3694]

It’s happening everywhere. It breaks my heart.

[@amily-kh4dc]

Shame on the government!!!!!

[@jakc3d]

You STILL call them "Asylum Seekers", even when they commit crimes? Wow, Cash. Smh.

[@Mercutiossword]

Two things can be true at once my dude

[@Justinoid1]

@@Mercutiosswordillegals

[@chafedbm]

Illegal aliens. None of these men fear for their lives. They are coming here for work.

[@chafedbm]

​@@Mercutiosswordbut they aren't seeking asylum they are mostly men and are economic "migrants".

[@RolIinStoner420]

​@@Mercutiossword a lot of those people crossed multiple SAFE countries before they arrived to America. You cant be an "asylum seeker" if you pass on safe countries to continue to America... theyre illegal migrants