Seaside approves ordinance restricting homeless camping

The ordinance sets up a system for homeless camping in vehicles and tents, with different rules for public and private property.
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[@proudamerican3117]

If you take the drugs out of the equation, the homeless population will drop by 90% GAURANTEED!

[@reee9904]

Homie a bunch of them are schizophrenic and have huge mental problems. Majority don’t wanna take medication and help, seems like the drugs are what’s shutting them up unfortunately.

[@bobbyward9571]

Too bad it doesn't work like that huh

[@jeeperp3926]

Isn’t fair? What isn’t fair is these homeless folks thinking they can plop anywhere they want and set up their trash and filth without regard to those in their homes.

[@avamasquerade]

Just curious, where do you propose they throw their trash?

[@JRLOC]

A dumpster.

[@pnwperson]

@@JRLOC who's?

[@amandar5827]

@@pnwperson Anybody's! I'm sure the people would rather have some extra trash in their bins rather than have it everywhere.

[@benjamite15]

You are clueless.

[@johndodson8464]

We need to start calling them what they are FENTANYL DENS, not "homeless encampments," as if the problem is high housing prices. Just two days of their drug habit would pay rent at a studio apartment. Housing cost is NOT the issue.

[@eb1680]

Your right ! Half these people traveled to California from all over the country

[@johndodson8464]

@@eb1680 Exactly. The lax laws draw them in. Next, we all know, California will be demanding federal funds to pay for the problem they cause. But of course more freebees will only draw more of them in. Endless cycle.

[@janhatcher6991]

I live in Sherwood and we have a city ordinance where there are no homeless camps allowed here. I'm so happy about that I feel safe knowing that they're not here. I wish that Portland would do something like that to clean up downtown

[@Tipperary757]

Well that's nice for you but NIMBY is not a solution huge numbers of homeless. You've preserved your bubble but shouldn't be resting on your laurels. This is an opioid epidemic on top of a pandemic on top of fentanyl and rents being too high, locking your gate does nothing to "solve" anything.

[@yuliahaley8661]

They don't allow camps the people just take over and you can't get rid of them.

[@dutchberry]

@@Tipperary757 giving them what they want has not solved anything but worsened it. Numbers don't lie. look it up

[@guhrizzlybaire]

Lol I grew up there. Maybe there isn't homeless but there's a huge opioid issue among young people, terrible public transit options to get people out for work or other means of income for homeless people, and strict police. Maybe "they're not here" but just move somewhere else, which is always what will happen.

[@420WEED69]

In 5 YEARS they will be in EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD , OPEN BORDERS EVEN FASTER AND THEY WILL STRAIGHT UP ROB YOU, SO KEEP BEAR SPRAY AND A GUN AROUND YOU ALL THE TIME But once you DEFEND yourself You'll be ARRESTED for murder CANNOT WIN

[@johndodson8464]

The "compassion" of Liberals is what draws them in You'll be damned sorry when the homeless vote the homeowners out.

[@_Brennus]

Living around mentally ill drug addicts is traumatizing. The house two doors down from my brother was a homeless encampment for a few years. My brother is permanently paranoid now and watches his security cameras constantly.

[@sunnyday7843]

Hope things change soon !! 😢

[@_Brennus]

@@justice4503 Mentally ill drug addict detected.

[@venuslife5582]

1:12 he spits on ground and complains that he is living in a slum. The odacity!

[@onlybyrequest8646]

I would rather have that guy spit in my mouth than allow these cesspools to continue.

[@larryj1048]

Homeless people always gravitate to the most beautiful and desirable towns and cities and proceed to ruin them for the residents. People won't want to invest or visit Seaside if it looks like it's been turned over to bums. We can stay at home in Portland and Seattle for that. Why not go where you can afford to live more cheaply? You have wheels. If you can't afford the camp fees at the local campground, you shouldn't be camping on the street. I had a bicycle stolen in Seaside a few years ago. I bet it's a lot worse now.

[@abrahamelliott9806]

Exactly I've heard people say they had jobs and they work. They live at that encampment rent-free tax-free do not have to pay any utilities don't have to pay for trash nothing. Sounds like a good deal.

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

Homeless people are everywhere that there is water and food and other humans present. Seaside is no exception to that fact.

[@avamasquerade]

Two reasons. One; when you're living that life and going through agony, if you can't look up from the desperate grind for daily survival and see something better to aspire to, something that helps you dig *deep* within yourself to find that last bit of daily energy you need to push just a lil bit further for some type of better future, all you have is an indescribable despair that infects the soul. And two: defiance of a system that has determined you are a certain way and don't deserve anything good. A system that will do anything to confirm their narrative of you. A system designed to sabotage you, abuse you, fill you with undeserved self loathing, break you, and keep you dependent. When you become the "cautionary tale" that makes others feel superior to you and allows them to cope with working for nonlivable wages in toxic conditions, it kinda makes you want to plant yourself down amongst your "betters" and spit fire into the wind.

[@chriswlee7181]

Hawaii is getting worse and worse

[@meonimoon7849]

there is no " more cheaply" places to live.... I'm not homeless but ...... I think you can blame state doe legalizing drugs. and not regulating rent prices.

[@petquack]

Makes me worry about those people who own vacation homes. It's only a matter a time where homeless people will start breaking in, stealing and even squatting. Everyone knows how great our laws are about squatters.

[@fonsecahebo]

They ready do in l.C

[@fonsecahebo]

Already do !

[@bobbyward9571]

Good

[@irisespindola2868]

Good for you Seaside! Portland will never do it!!

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

Portland is in the midst of changing city ordinances to allow for more tiny house communities in which to house the homeless... something that is beyond what Seaside is willing to consider much less actually foster... by this I mean - Seaside residents seem to think Why should Seaside house their own homeless population when it is easier to blame Portland for them!

[@Steven-rp8zo]

Starring James Gandolfini as the mayor of squatters camp.

[@yourfate2221]

The *Homeless Shelter Village* [HSV] residents pay rent for their units based on a percentage of their net income. The HSV pays for utility hook ups, one free meal a day, and childcare. Laundry, shower, toilet, and cooking-facilities are provided. Dumpters and the staff's salaries; which should total only $260,000 a year. Where is it getting its "millions more to run" lie from?

[@amandar5827]

Council and School Board members have the same, blank expressions. They're never going to do ANYTHING. EVER. They are just here to listen with no obligation to act.

[@alpal87]

If you can’t afford the place you live you need to move somewhere else

[@lamarravery4094]

So, then only rich people should live there? You shouldn't have to be rich to live in Portland or Seaside. But the mentally ill or druggies shouldn't be able to live near civilization.

[@avamasquerade]

@@lovelychickyyy1071 ...but what if...and hear me out here... *what if* these "habits" come *after* homelessness as a way to cope with the incessant trauma and despair of the situation? It's so dangerous out there, you can't even fathom...Idk, man, all I'm saying is...more often than not, that's exactly what I saw when I was a homeless street kid in Portland. By the skin of my teeth I stayed away from "bad habits" but only because I needed all my wits about me to evade the predators that would flock in from your precious suburbs to prey on the homeless. I wonder if you'd be surprised that they never ignored an opportunity to spew this hateful kind of ideological nonsense at us as "justification" for their actions...

[@alexisdetocqueville9964]

@@avamasquerade The habit always comes first.

[@billh.1940]

What happens when there is no place else that is affordable? What would you do with these folks, besides gassing or shooting? They are animals if income is less than yours, right?

[@billh.1940]

They did move. To your front yard, parks! To bad.

[@jennifershields2911]

The citizens of Oregon need to take back their state and start setting rules, laws, and shelters for the addict and mental health community but not in the cities

[@Candycherry808]

RIGHT!!!!!! HOUSED RESIDENTS SHOULD FILE A LAWSUIT COLLECTIVELY AGAINST THE CITY for allowing these camps to continue. Our right to a safe life is being VIOLATED. The open drug use/ needles hoarding, unsanitary bio hazardous waste EVERYWHERE, the constant harassment, and threat of physical/ sexual violence DAILY. WE ARE BEING TRAUMATIZED. There's NO excuse at this point.... ✅ 200+ openings in tiny villages built FOR HOMELESS ✅ Transitional Housing ✅ Rent Forward ✅ Low Income Housing Most of these people qualify for her Oregon health plan, and other benefits. THIS IS A CHOICE that drug addicts are making in order to continue their addiction. If the homeless have legal representation....SO SHOULD WE 👍 I don't understand is how interventionists tell us to CUT OFF our ADDICTED family members, BUT we're expected to endlessly help active addicts we DON'T know. I don't get it.....SMH

[@jennifershields2911]

@@Candycherry808 I want to move to Oregon but I'm not impressed with any part of the state government and their free love, free drugs, no police State. The citizens need to stand up. It's a beautiful state and it's a shame citizens are suffering, paying their high taxes for this shit

[@mimiashford5544]

The laws & regulations are already in place to fix ALL of Oregon's problems... they're just not enforced by way of orders from the installed, Anti-American leftist politician puppets.

[@eb1680]

They always camp out in the rich neighborhoods😂

[@rbwirth12]

Good job Seaside! You have developed a set of rules and regulations that should and can be enforceable. There is no reason to allow these disgusting squatters to just camp anywhere, anytime, and for however long they want, all while systematically destroying the neighborhood and attracting crime and blight.

[@bigdaddycros]

Thoughts; many homeless lost jobs & can’t pay expensive rent. Biden has let 2 million illegals in since president. There’s appox 20-30 million illegals living in US. Why?!? Takes away housing, jobs & eventually self respect. Not to mention tons of drugs coming across border. Trump stopped that. Hmmm.

[@volodymyrzelenskyy5146]

Does it accept the science and evidence all around it of all our extinction by the year 2060 due to runaway-AGW; yes or no -Republican?-

[@volodymyrzelenskyy5146]

Republicruelty?

[@volodymyrzelenskyy5146]

Does it vote -Republican- Republicabortion; yes or no?

[@volodymyrzelenskyy5146]

Does it vote Republicabortion; yes or no?

[@youtubetroll6620]

remodel ALCATRAZ, and let them have it

[@galegrazutis964]

BRILLIANT!!!

[@catface3473]

Was thinking the same..

[@jeffreyb8770]

There are 9,000 golf courses in the U.S., 160 acres each. Homeless tents could be one-stroke hazards.

[@johnbruenn8755]

Good for you Seaside. You just saved your economy.

[@rossabeyta4569]

With all the smart people around you would think someone could figure this homeless situation.

[@chinaskee1015]

They don't want to fix it. If they did actually fix it they'd have to find another minority group for people to scapegoat. And the homeless are already there.

[@fionafifi7029]

Money is the issue which is powered by greed.

[@JustaGuy_Gaming]

Sad to say things are only being done because it's a rich housing neighborhood. If it was any one else they'd just ignore complaints. Now they will likely just shove the homeless onto some one else who can't raise enough of a fuss. The other big issue is of course enforcement. Many places make loitering, littering, etc illegal. But good luck finding a cop that will do anything about a homeless person camping out on your lawn.

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

Is there any way that two or three new RV Parks could be created and run by the City of Seaside to help homeless who have RVs to become low income space renters while they work at low paying jobs? RV parks usually have water, sewer, electric - hookups; and a laundry building for the whole community to use This might be a way to raise up those with incomes that are to small for them to get into the rentals currently available in Seaside OR... and to get them to a place where they could save up for an apartment in low income housing if such were built in town.

[@jeeperp3926]

Why is that the responsibility of Seaside? These folks are already sponging off of others in society. Why should the tax payer enable and encourage their self-destructive life choices?

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

@@jeeperp3926 It is the same reason that Multnomah County is responsible for building safe housing for the houseless residents of Multnomah County. Individuals not be productive residents and citizens without adequate housing... No one can get clean and sober when they can't sleep because they are terrified of being shot dead if they don't watch everyone who comes by them.... put a wall of even the smallest trailer between them and the gunslingers that are rampant across the USA and they have a chance at sleeping so they can getting clean and sober.

[@jeeperp3926]

@@catherineleslie-faye4302 it is not society’s responsibility to fix you from self-induced harm.

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

@@jeeperp3926 I'm not in need of fixing. I have a job a home and family... And my cancer is in remission. I doubt my love of liverwurst sandwiches and green salads would be considered self-induced harm. You need fixing more than I do with the assumptions you have made about those you do not know.

[@avamasquerade]

@@jeeperp3926 ok luv, have it your way...which is the status quo and exactly the way you're railing against, only loads more torment for the homeless. Is your personal misery more tolerable now?

[@haldenjunes153]

Theirs a Methadone clink just a few blocks from the Seaside golf course . They give just about anybody methadone. They have created a real mess 2 years ago. So sad

[@thewallsthatracistsbuild8506]

In Los Angeles the _Arroyo Seco Tiny Home Village,_ _Alexandria Park Tiny Home Village,_ and the _Chandler Street Tiny Home Village._ Proves that everything it said about the cost to build and run tiny home villages being in the millions; *is a lie.*

[@casienwhey]

I would set up a tent village for them outside of town and make it free so they had a place to stay. Then once that was set up and running, I'd say you can live for free at the tent community, you can leave town, or you can go to jail and get housed that way. Problem would be solved quickly.

[@righteousbyfaithinChrist]

If only they could keep the areas clean... They should have access to showers and toiletries. Charge a homeless fee of say 15 dollars a month...give a safe place.

[@goldengirls0125]

Drug crises nor homeless crisis. If you choose drugs thats on you but when it affects others it’s criminal

[@peternorthrup6274]

I don't understand. Why not just raise the local sales and property taxes enough to pay for affordable housing and treatment centers for these people. You want the problem fixed. You just don't want to pay for it. Don't ask the American taxpayers to pay for your local problem.

[@paulrevere9348]

A $400 rent raise can *make you homeless.*

[@gpg9516]

This is very sad. Many years ago when I lived in Seattle, Seaside and Cannon Beach were a fun getaway, sweet little towns.😢

[@brettdasilva8423]

The rest of pay our bills and dont do drugs thats why we have a home

[@yourfate2221]

*Sentence 1 of 4* Cities / FEMA can create 2,000 resident villages for the homeless for only $201,000; two beds and belongings per tent. *Sentence 2 of 4* Go to _Pallet Shelter's_ *Sentence 3 of 4* page to see existing homeless communities. *Sentence 4 of 4* Using 1,000 $120 10'X10' tents.

[@fionafifi7029]

Problem is this has to be near some businesses where they can work if they can work. Or at least have a bus pick them up if they are on the outskirts of town with many routes and times so they can make it to work any time of day.

[@yourfate2221]

@@fionafifi7029 I have posted the solution to this thread.

[@Hawtload]

$500,000 homes People living on the street I think I see the problem here

[@paulrevere9348]

F of Parts A-F The homeless-shelters are powered and heated with butane and solar-panels, depending on how well the infrastructure held up, which are integrated into the construction of the _homeless-shelters._ Which are a dry, clean, safe place to sleep, and store their stuff. People from the city drive out to the *Homeless-Shelter-Villages* [HSV] to pick up food bank food; because that is where the food banks and free-ice machines are located.

[@JeromeArmstrong]

It wasn't there in July when I was in Seaside.

[@Hawtload]

these "camps" are not acceptable, but neither are homes that start at $500,000. the entire country needs to build far more housing that's actually affordable for the average person.

[@myrnaparjani1910]

Are these people who are homeless from Oregon? I can understand Oregon taking care of it's own but not for all the ones from someplace else.

[@irisespindola2868]

Homeless go where they get taken care of, and where they can get away with it.

[@avamasquerade]

@@irisespindola2868 guess y'all's "but not *all* (therefore not any!) arguments aren't useful in this particular situation 🤑

[@jennifershields2911]

The state of Oregon made every illegal drug legal. This is a government problem. The entire Oregon administration needs to be replaced and laws enforced. For homeless people just out of work, then use the covid Money that every state has Left over and put then up in hotels

[@jerrymiller9039]

so you want a wall around Oregon?

[@jennifershields2911]

@@jerrymiller9039 huh? No. Help people who need it. And arrest any with active warrants. And everyone else can be dealt with according to their issues

[@georgetudhope6940]

Martin vs Boise 9th district court 2019 ruled kicking people off public property is against the 8th amendment without having a shelter in the Area

[@Blumkin503]

I'm new to this area from Michigan I always thought how bad could the homeless problem be ..damn now I see

[@JustaGuy_Gaming]

One of the major problems is in a lot of area's the homeless people have more rights than any one else. They can squat on your lawn, break into your house and so on. The cops knowing they have nothing don't do much about it. They can't fine the homeless after all and they don't want them in their prisons either.

[@K4K96]

Did kicking the can down the road become the solution?

[@russiacannotbeineasternukr2803]

These are the component to create *Homeless Shelter Villages* [HSV] using _Pallet Shelter's_ existing HSV products: the _Community Room_ sells for $37,000, the _Bathroom_ costs $35,000, and the _Services Office_ costs $9,000. So for only $81,000 a city can establish a HSV. The two person _Shelter 64_ costs $7,000. 100 X $7,000 = $700,000. For $781,000 the city can establish a HSV for 200 residents. For $160 million a city can establish 205 HSVs to shelter 41,000 residents. Which will reduce the pressure on affordable housing so that all rents drop 50% across the entire country!

[@Liberty2358]

More taxes for the working stiffs, it is the same old story of scamming the working folks. The story of the workers and the takers. Why don't the homeless at least try to help themselves. It will be refreshing to see some of the homeless take some personal responsibility for a change.

[@dcg590]

It doesn’t matter how much money you throw at the homeless. They want to live that way, it will never be solved. And yes, the tax paying stiffs are tired of it

[@fionafifi7029]

Housing needs to be more AFFORDABLE. Even section 8 isnt affordable anymore.

[@GH-oi2jf]

Homelessness should be addressed at the county level.

[@Savantrez]

That place looks great compared to ours.i didn't see trash crossing the screen like tumble weeds, , there are people coming and going, alert showing concern, instead of hiding or blacking out as they sit or talk and wholy moley they speak English? This is heavy, where's doc?

[@jradcliffe4968]

Temporary solution is to build high fencing around ones property , beautiful fences look great . Go figure .

[@anonanons163]

Well I realize the video is a year old, but it seems many of the townspeople are eager and willing to violate Martin vs Boise...... Challenged and upheld twice by the supreme Court now If ya can't offer some genuine help, just leave those poor people alone

[@fonsecahebo]

Legal camp site's only the law!

[@scaredy-cat]

Homeless is a liberal politician problem, that’s the cause

[@Reptar4000]

Here’s the thing If you can’t afford to live in a certain zip code……… You aren’t entitled to living there

[@yourfate2221]

In Los Angeles the: _Arroyo Seco Tiny Home Village,_ _Alexandria Park Tiny Home Village,_ and the _Chandler Street Tiny Home Village._ Prove that “tiny home villages” are a reasonably priced, long-term, permanent solution to homelessness.

[@dalepxp8963]

Can we have an UPDATE from KGW. I think that works be nice.

[@jerrymiller9039]

good

[@wonkachocolates6133]

Mexico has good weather for being homeless and you don't need a Pass Port to enter.

[@justice4503]

Their warming shelter looks like a jail.

[@92skeet49]

Part of the problem?

[@MrQwiksix21]

GOOD!! GET YOUR ASS UP, GET OFF DOPE,ACCEPT HELP, AND START BEING PRODUCTIVE.

[@Pizzapinedale]

CALL YOUR CONGRESS REPS ● TELL THEM TO ADVOCATE LEGISLATION THAT CLOSES TAX HAVENS WORLDWIDE AND IN THE STATES ● OUR LIVELIHOODS ARE DISAPPEARING DUE TO CORPORATE GREED, YOU COULD BE NEXT

[@billh.1940]

I was almost homeless, got badly hurt at work, the insurance paid me nothing for 3 years! I am not a druggie, not to crazy, but insurance business, everywhere, is the same, collect premiums , payout nothing! The system causes much homelessness! It is only getting worse!

[@stellarlivingstoned]

You either want to step up and buy me a home and be a part of the solution or shut up lmao!

[@yourfate2221]

D With subsidized for the homeless electric-cargo-bikes at all bus stops from companies like: _Wheels, Lime, Link, and Veo_ in the city and at the homeless encampment; so the working homeless can get to work. *Which are large 1,000 people disaster relief centers.* With trucked in water. Shared laundry, toilet, cooking, and shower-facilities. With restaurants, post office, and stores; just like a large campground.

[@yourfate2221]

It cannot *ban homelessness* nor can it hold back the tides. It ends homelessness by building affordable housing *Homeless Shelter Villages* [HSV]. Where rent is 20% of net income for a four bed shelter.

[@yourfate2221]

E of Parts A-F In the on-site factories the homeless population's workforce is used to make more homeless shelters from plastic-waste taken from the oceans and government subsidized Styrofoam; and electric car conversion kits which cost only $3,600 because _The Defense Production Act_ was invoked. _Which does not include the cost of batteries and installation._

[@larrykoroush6995]

People need to find out why they are homeless. Why they are not working. Are they on drugs or alcoholics. They need to clean up their crap.

[@jazziez6467]

Here is Tim gordon whistling the story to ya.

[@mamatrain100]

Where do people go?

[@nancyoconnor4420]

To work.

[@yourfate2221]

*Homeless Shelter Village* [HSV] accommodations using _Pallet Shelter's_ existing components. Provides teachers who are unable to afford their rent, food, fuel, insurance, utilities, and medications; with dignified personal housing. *Which will reduce the pressure on affordable housing so that all rents drop 50% across the entire country!* P

[@brianmccarren3201]

Maybe make a camp ground area for them. Then they have water , power , and a place to use restroom. Get them off the streets and all in one place to help them get services they need. Then parks can be used and the sidewalks open for people to use and people that bring in there money for vacations to keep stores open so they can make money. Just a thought

[@dcg590]

That won’t work. They don’t want help. They ruin everything in their path and worst of all, the working stiffs have to pay for it all. It doesn’t matter how much money you spend, it won’t help. The millions upon millions don’t help,now. Wny should taxes go up even more people who don’t appreciate it?

[@dcg590]

So now the parks for people who want to vacation are gone? The people who work and pay taxes can’t go to their fav rv park now because it’s loaded with drug dealers and degenerates who do t want to work?

[@mimiashford5544]

Who do you propose pay for all that? The property/land, electric/sewer/water services brought in & installed to individual spots, liability insurance, upkeep & maintenance, garbage collection.... Oregon taxes are already #2 in the nation behind NY. Can't ask folks to pony up for homeless people whose presence in the area adds to nuisance, trash, feelings of less general safety and the inevitable lowering of property values.

[@yourfate2221]

*3 of 4* Those with income pay rent which is 10% of their net income to the *Homeless Shelter Village* [HSV] for their 2 person _Shelter 64;_ and 20% of their net income as rent for the 4 person _Shelter 100._ Their rent money goes to pay for: *childcare for working parents,* and one free meal per day; in the *Community-Room.*

[@yourfate2221]

@@Ressurrectio *Homeless Shelter Village* [HSV] accommodations using _Pallet Shelter's_ existing components. Provides teachers who are unable to afford their rent, food, fuel, insurance, utilities, and medications; with dignified personal housing. *Which will reduce the pressure on affordable housing so that all rents drop 50% across the entire country!* P

[@yourfate2221]

@@Ressurrectio Enter this video's _KZbin_ title, _which is in italics,_ into the "Search" window above to see the best, *most perfect solution for homelessness.* Which is much better than having five roommates who snore: _LA's First Tiny Home Village to House Homeless | California Live | NBCLA._ P

[@yourfate2221]

@@Ressurrectio Enter "tiny home village" into the _KZbin_ search window above to see hundreds all over the country *which we will all need eventually due to runaway-AGW destruction of the world.* P

[@yourfate2221]

@@Ressurrectio In Los Angeles the: _Arroyo Seco Tiny Home Village,_ _Alexandria Park Tiny Home Village,_ and the _Chandler Street Tiny Home Village._ Prove that “tiny home villages” are a reasonably priced, long-term, permanent solution to homelessness.

[@yourfate2221]

@@Ressurrectio *It makes noises like a QMAGAt-Fascist.*

[@karenreichenbaugh856]

Good idea.

[@nadjabrownrigg5798]

They need to find a park like area and build tiny homes for them or a huge area for their trailers, buses and cars like a Camp area.

[@billh.1940]

Why not build real apartments, in real buildings, like the public housing all over! The tiny houses are not permanent buildings, a waste of money. Of course, you can have cops, just kill them, the are not humans after all!

[@mimiashford5544]

Who is "they" ???

[@jaysparc]

They should do like brazil... they solved their homeless problem :)

[@aquabat104]

james gandolfini at 1:35

[@gilchevy]

time to leave oregon

[@hispanicsareoursalvation375]

*4 of 4 sections.* With visual confirmation of the terr0rist's location in the elementary school's classroom; from the flying *RoboCop drones* outside the classroom's windows. A *RoboCop drone* in the hall that *can see a heat signature through the wall.* _Can shoot the terr0rist with confidence_ from the hall, *through the wall;* with a full-metal-jack 9mm machinegun.

[@thewallsthatracistsbuild8506]

Enter "tiny home village" into the _KZbin_ search window above to see hundreds all over the country *which we will all need eventually due to runaway-AGW destruction of the world.*

[@davidguerra9994]

I want the cat😺

[@wildhorses78]

The kit to convert a -gasoline- deatholine car into an electric car will only cost $4,600 once the _Defense Production Act_ is invoke to produce them. In the *Homeless-Shelter-Village* [HSV] factories that uses the residents of the HSV as the workforce to produce them. You only need to change the drive-train; not the transmission or anything else.

[@judithgrace9850]

Studio apartments in cheaper countries.

[@karenkowalski3046]

I will bet my last dollar that 99.percent of these campers are not legal.

[@hispanicsareoursalvation375]

*Paragraph 4 of 4.* 89 million Americans is 27% of the *working* population! Or a $50,000 a year stipend for 40 million American families of 4 making less than $15 an hour; *so that they are NOT made permanently homeless.* Amen.

[@wayneroberts6642]

Why are these people bitching at their Bank about causing this..

[@kingafendikingafendi8897]

Business want borderless but came to homeless, the poor and the weak need space they chase them away

[@rickhorejsi1121]

These people choose to live like that, dope, drugs, syringes, domestic violence, sad days, 😂 send em to treatment bootcamp and teach them the definition of employment

[@mei6044]

Homeless should move to a podunk city where the rent is cheaper.

[@paulrevere9348]

B of Parts A-F The B!den administration has proposed *Christian, compassionate,* homeless solutions *but Republicans* do not want the FEMA homeless encampments within their cities; which *have the highest number of homeless families.* The solution is FEMA coordinated homeless communities a 30 minute bus ride, 24/7, every 20 minutes, from the FEMA established homeless shelters; to the city. *Established on land made vacant due to global-warming extreme weather events; that no one should rebuild on.*

[@pathological-lyingagw-deni9716]

*Paragraph 2 of 2.* Going forward the Christian way to meet the need to house those made homeless by no fault of their own. Is to live like Native Americans who would pick up and move their entire village to follow the buffalo; or in the year 2024 to avoid runaway-AGW caused home destroying events. This means either building _Pallet Shelter's_ homeless village shelters and component on trailers. Or because they can be put up and taken down in one hour. Taken down and hauled away on trucks to avoid the floods that will be 3 feet higher than they are today. Amen.

[@yourfate2221]

*1 of 4* Cities can eliminate homeless tent encampments by replacing them with *Homeless Shelter Villages* [HSV] using _Pallet Shelter's_ existing *Homeless Shelter Village* [HSV] components. The _Community Room_ sells for $37,000 and serves as a shared laundry room, restaurant, *child daycare center,* and addiction services center. The _Bathroom_ cost $35,000 and the _Services Office_ costs $9,000. So for only $81,000 a city can establish a *Homeless Shelter Village* [HSV]. The 10'X10' *Camping Cube Sport Pop Up Tent* that costs only $120 provides protection from the elements; for two people and their belongings.

[@thewallsthatracistsbuild8506]

*Reducing rents in America by 50% part 4 of 4:* There is allot of land being ravaged by extinction by the year 2060, runaway-AGW extreme weather events. Using this land that will be ravaged again by floods 3 feet higher; to establish *Homeless Shelter Villages* [HSV]; _built on trailers._ So like a Native American village the entire community can be moved to follow the buffalo or avoid a flood. *No part of America will be left untouched by its procrastination to taking the steps to stop extinction by the year 2060; due to catastrophic-runaway-anthropogenic-global-warming [CRAGW].*

[@jamesstevens623]

Really lol the homeless camp they show here looks like Disney compared to here there's a spot downtown called tent city there's at least 100 tents in a lot right downtown and a couple other spots like it around the city each looks like a dump with residents the camp shown here looks a whole lot nicer here city uses bulldozers toake a trail to their camps and dump trucks go in to remove the trash as it can be bad I seen some garbage is 4 feet deep in a opening that's maybe 30 yards around but full of trash it's pathetic

[@jharrelson]

Not camps. They are open drug scenes.

[@oliverbassett6601]

Maybe they should raise the taxes in Seaside to provide shelter for the homeless, after all they are wealthy. And the homeless are for the most part living in poverty. Oh by the way this is sarcasm.

[@sammyshoes6550]

45 apc - problem solved. Act like animals get dealt with like animals.

[@sashafierce7495]

FIX AMERICA!

[@bigvito9008]

Walk through the encampments every day with drug sniffing dogs. Pass an open alcohol container law. do it in every city. Stop making excuses for drunks and druggies.

[@daviddarby]

LoL so who the hell is going to hand out the fix it tickets and do you think they give a hoot about another law passed by an inept govt? seriously how stupid. BTW love the bots on this news channel very clever botmania to make the happy homeowners do nothing again,

[@yourfate2221]

*4 of 4* The homeless can simply move the tents they are using now into the homeless-village and the RVs are assigned a parking space. *Or the **_Shelter 100,_** provided by FEMA,* is a $9,500 shelter that is climate controlled, built in one hour, is 100 sq. ft., and uses a folding bunk system to house up to four beds. *_Pallet Shelter's_* private sleeping cabins offer *security* and durability. Which addresses the concerns of the homeless who reject the restrictions of “bed-only” homeless-shelters; for only one night.

[@yourfate2221]

*2 of 4* Cities are spending millions of dollars to open and run homeless bed shelters; that the homeless reject due to the many restrictions and lack of security. _Pallet Shelter's_ two person _Shelter 64_ cost only $7,000 and provides a dignified, secure sleeping base of operation. So for only $201,000 [$120 tents] a city can establish and run a *Homeless Shelter Village* [HSV] with 1000 shelters that can accommodate 2,000 people: 2 beds and belongings per 10'X10' tent.

[@monkusbee]

Glad I don’t live there

[@rswind1964]

Blind people access oops can’t talk about that

[@randymiller1604]

Thank you Portland for giving all the drug addicts a nice place to use drugs and live in a tent the good life that way they won’t move into my town where drugs are still illegal you can’t camp and if you do you’ll be gone before daylight if you come back you’re going to jail no exceptions

[@billh.1940]

So I go to jail? You pay far more for me then if you just set up a homeless shelter! In jail, you have to take care of me, then I will find a way to sue your little town of a holes! Besides I can move or live wherever!

[@paulrevere9348]

C The FEMA homeless-communities / encampments are _close enough to the city to work;_ *and far enough away from the town to be out of sight and mind.* Established on land now vacant due to the extreme weather events which is creating the housing shortage. Due to the catastrophic-runaway-anthropogenic-global-warming *[CRAGW] that Republiguns deny exists.*

[@robertrushing627]

It's what you voted for over the pass 25 years