Tent City Ontario Ca -CAMP PURGATORY Documentary

This is a documentary of Tent City Homeless Camp in Ontario Ca
By Jason Beam posted by Mission4Him Urban Outreach

[@angeljones7013]

i love these documentaries just because as a community we only see whats on the outside but going to their inside soul life u get to understand them way more

[@snapstring]

The lady running that hope office is an angel

[@yukyukyuk1335]

@snapstring Furthermore, she made a most profound statement: These people weren't able to choose what genes they were born with. The homeless, even the drug users, should be treated as disabled. In the old days, they were institutionalized in terrible conditions or driven forcibly from human settlements. Today, the best solution, though not perfect, is tiny houses on publicly owned land. Otherwise they suffer.

[@annevoigt2699]

Does anyone know her name?

[@Graveyardsfromthepast]

​@@annevoigt2699 Mrs. Dilf

[@robertyoung7823]

God bless the homeless. It's a hard life being homeless. I wish more people would realize that.

[@rebeccaswilling1771]

Homelessness can happen to anyone, God bless this lady

[@exhibition3225]

At any moment life's circumstances could in fact make you homeless. Could be illness, death, loss of job, addiction, anything tragic. How would you want to be treated? Just a thought.

[@gregparis7219]

anyone still homeless after weeks / months is doing it wrong just a thought

[@paulsuprono7225]

We are all . . . a few paychecks, from being homeless !

[@jjg1501]

that is a really easy thing for me to answer. if i ever become homeless my optimal outcome would simply be to have people treat me the way i currently treat them, them being the current homeless population.

[@paulsuprono7225]

I concur . . . 'We are all a few paychecks, from being homeless' ! 😬💀🇺🇸

[@paulsuprono7225]

@@jjg1501 Two immemoriable phrases - 'judge not, unless ye be judged' . . . ''We're all a few paychecks, from being homeless' ! 🤗🇺🇸

[@teonesterov9141]

First, America rips them off. Then, it doesn't let them live even in the streets. Land of the free, home of the brave, ain't it? Good job America!

[@4onewabbit]

Good Job Americans for allowing yourselves to be destroyed by the corrupt governments that you keep re electing and not holding them responsible to keeping jobs in this state.

[@jimcoulter5877]

Take from the workers, give to the drug addicts. The flight of the workers left behind the homeless. More Freeloaders than workers will give you California Living.

[@big.al.734]

This is Canada

[@AzucaNegra16]

@Marcy Stott, Ontario, California is about 40 miles east of Los Angeles. I graduated high school there.

[@AzucaNegra16]

@@big.al.734, no, it's California.

[@donnagraeme7075]

Every community and society has an obligation and responsibility to look after it's own downtrodden and broken; and not just for pretty PC moments and lip service.

[@honeybsweetnectar1713]

Donna Graeme agreed

[@jg0943]

I'm sure this community pays plenty in taxes to local, state and federal. The politicians decide where that funding is used.

[@jonathanlehmann8719]

i was a part that comunity & DANM PROUD of it!HELLYEA!

[@patrickgermond2750]

The city is wrong to show these people the back of thier hand when they are down and out.

[@markrigsby2107]

Patrick Germond What

[@vutEwa]

The people who are down and out got there by their own devices, their own choices. Not the city.

[@angelnetwork1234]

+vutEwa That's not true Jesus people were not rich it was Rome ..the devil doing that to them..

[@tag3893]

LadyGee05 you are absolutely right.

[@mrsangie121176]

Patrick Germond i

[@judyberends4586]

Love the music. So sorry for their homelessness ,especially in the cold weather.

[@madeleine8977]

What is wrong with each city government allocating land for tents? Simply put a tall fence around it if it offends the status quo. These people deserve the right to live in America, The Land of the Free.

[@judyhendrickson4023]

The government does not care!!!they're to busy bickering over other things!!IT'S LIKE TO HELL WITH THESE PEOPLE!!WHAT GETS ME IS THEY SAY THEY BELIEVE IN GOD!!Really!!!

[@theboss-vr1jj]

if i was wealthy id buy lots of land with shower blocks andstuff for them , but im mainly for animal welfare but id do lots for the homeless to, as i have been homeless,

[@ZachVance108]

the boss I know I wish I would one of the multi billionaires.I would deff be doing something.

[@myreality7817]

Your local county officials would probably find a way to stop you even if you owned the land.

[@robertdunkes3499]

the boss Here in Baltimore, there are whole neighborhoods boarded up and vacant, for decades. I always wondered why they didn't just give them to the homeless if they went through training and life skills to fix and maintain them and and be self sufficient

[@philipjp2]

wealthy people dont do that or they wouldnt be wealthy

[@jonmacdonald5345]

You would get sued so fast and no longer be wealthy!

[@lori5142]

There but for the grace of God go I..alot of people are 1 paycheck away from homelessness.I think the idea of homesteading should come back. A piece of land, for you to build and live on. rent has become so outrageous nationwide, that people can barely keep a roof over their head, and some can't.

[@silversword4428]

Capitalism at work. A few people get richer while a lot of others get poorer. Greedy landlords keep raising the rents more and more u ntill people are forced to live in the streets. Capitalism is survival of the richest

[@silversword4428]

Why doesn't the government regulate how much property owners can charge for rent and mandate affordable housing to be available. Housing is a basic human right not a luxury

[@berneebrawn7102]

the basic human right is the ability you have to go to work to provide a home for yourself.

[@islandantoinette]

No sadly it is not, people like the 1% and trumps wipe their ass with the homeless. They own everything.

[@incontruth4116]

Fucking clown show.

[@melliemoo5223]

Watching a Facebook wall from back home in England, the discussion was about a family that was homeless and living on public land. They had been thrown out of public housing due to their delinquent son. But I tell you, everyone got together and bought food, clothing, were upset that this had happened in their town. They actually found there was more families homeless up there. Local people got together and marched outside the local government buildings. They got rehoused, the local council admitted to fault. In England usually families will be appointed a home visitor, and they will receive services, mental health, parenting, mental health counseling. Some do drop through the cracks. Yep there is a lot of homeless in England, it's appalling, especially in a western country. But hey since we left the EU! It doesn't matter whether they are mentally ill, everyone gets down on there luck. The system is fucked up here in the states. I've experienced my step daughter being homeless. I went down there 3 times before she finally came home with me, there's only 9 years between us, but I'm her Mum. It was a rough road but I got her off drugs,( meth the demon drug) and got her medical attention, mess that stabilized her somewhat. Today she has a home and is living happily with her husband. There is a lot as a community that people could do, I'm not saying bring them into your home, but the government should look after their disabled, this is a western country, and probably the only one that doesn't look after there disabled, and that's a crying bloody shame. It's all about the green ! Totally bollocks.

[@letsgobrandon136]

When politicians quit promising people that they'll fix their lives for them people will quit expecting the politicians to fix their lives for them.

[@discdoggie]

Strong user name to post content ratio

[@ShannonGarin]

My Great Grandmothers house Use to be on Jefferson and my Aunts was on Washington and the Ontario Ca Airport bought all the houses out over several years so they can expand my grandmothers was one of the last houses left they finally got it and torn it down and my Uncle Rusty (Darrell aka Hoss aka Rusty) grew up there his whole life and he had no where to go so he was the first tent in this area then others started coming in the airport project affected Alot of people. Like I said this was and still is for my uncle Rusty this is all he ever knew his whole life! I have pics of this neighbor hood before they tore the houses down!!

[@maggiesfarm7970]

Shannon Garin Can you post those pictures?

[@user-yd8xt5tz6c]

see some of the pics of some of the houses, if possible.

[@jacquekoivuniemi1369]

My daughter is out there somewhere, I miss her and want to help her! I love her with all of my heart! 😭

[@warriorv9359]

Keep the faith

[@redbeacon4871]

Any updates on your daughter ? Did you go look for her ?

[@neilmactavish4145]

You find her?

[@DekkerDavis]

I hope you find her

[@jacquekoivuniemi1369]

@@DekkerDavis found her and she is doing well. Praise God.

[@_KeneYah]

always humbles me to watch stuff like this🤗✌

[@lindamerchant123]

It's called humility

[@netomaldonado696]

yup I been their.when I lost everything.homeless for 4 months living in parks.sewer drains etc.was roaming the streets from Moreno valley CA to Perris and back to Moreno valley.

[@veganjem]

wtf..dogs are not allowed?how rediculous is that? are they taking everyones's dogs away as well as shelters?

[@yolandalemus1373]

If. They. Have. A. Dog. Good. At. Least. The. Dog. Has. Love. And. Not. Locked. Up. Or. Killed. This. People. Don't. Have. A. Home. They. Love. Animals. There. Living. Human. Not. Dead and. Everyone. Need. A. Dog. To. Love. Them

[@tonyl1483]

I hope those dogs aren’t Euthanized, that would be the ultimate sin! These people’s dogs are like their child or family , how horrible is it for the city to take away their babies! For anyone out there looking at the same situation I suggest you register your dog as a service dog, through activedogs.com, very easy for $50 you get an identification # & a lifetime membership with the U.S government office of service dog registry! Once the dog is registered it’s for life! You also get a tag or vest (depending on what you choose)! I registered my dog to make sure my dog was untouchable & as a service dog, it can go with you anywhere, restaurants, doctors, airports, stores, etc... the U.S government law state’s no one can refuse you of service if you have a registered service dog providing the dog is well mannered! I hope this helps everyone in the same situation, God bless!

[@eloisamacal6325]

Just think, over 6,000 homeless will join them if wall is not built! My opinion is there is no more room!

[@stargate1935]

this is Ontario California not Ontario canada

[@vusumuzimathumo-githendu6949]

in canada there are no places like this

[@rodenthideout]

I'm from Montreal Canada and you see alot of homeless on the streets and in the winter its terrible

[@daved5662]

There are more homeless per capita in Canada than the US.

[@daved5662]

Marten Dekker Look up the stats. The homless rate in Canada is much higher than the states even after 2008. In total numbers US is higher ofcoarse but per capita canada is higher

[@stargate1935]

your taking this in the wrong context i am not saying in any way that their is no homelessness in ontario canada i was saying that this is not ontario canada you are your perception of what is being said is wrong

[@haydentrudeau6816]

God bless these people may your life turnaround

[@orpheasnestos7444]

The solution to homelessness, in part, is to give out small land pieces and have the people bulid with natural and reclaimed matereials. Initially, very small homes following sustainable and self-sufficient methods, where they build themsleves each community members home, one after the other untill everyone has a roof to sleep under. Then, start planting their own food, raising few chicken and small animals. After that, they can look into small solar and/or wind power solutions. All this , with a strong solidarity spirit, resources based "local" economy (exchange of goods and services) and giving to others what you don't need. Some could take up beekeeping for some honey of their own and some extra money. All this is possible with very little money. NGOs and local municipalities could easily make projects like this work! Finally, it would be beneficial to all if all this was done, free of religious, ideological or political affiliations..... There are ALWAYS solutions, this is 2016! What's needed is WILL and KNOWLEDGE not money.

[@passives0n]

You should keep in mind that many chronic homeless are mentally or emotionally unstable and are incapable of constructing or managing a structured property. This is why they are homeless. Also such property would have to pass building codes, HUD standards, and meet covenance provisions of city or county ordinances. Most counties provide temporary permits to live in an RV while developing a property, but permits are only good for 90 days. We are over regulated by government hawks.

[@orpheasnestos7444]

Yes, but mental health tends to improve greatly when living and social conditions improve. Naturally built homes are usually, low maintenance, small and simple. As per building codes, if a relevant university/college department got involved (civil engineering school), maybe special permits could be provided for special structure zones. Something like a pilot building program. Then there is the minimum coverage code that allows you to bulid without a permit when the structure covers less than a particular number of square feet.(don't remember the exact number). Also, some states and counties are still without a code at all.

[@benmartz3405]

That would be the right thing to do sweety but we're in america. we don't do that kinda stuff here. Don't you watch the news.

[@theamericanpatriotparty7066]

a permit? how satanic we all are? God gave us the land as birthright?

[@passives0n]

And I'll tell you right now the regulations the government imposes via non elected officials (EPA, FDA, State and County regulators) make what you so reasonably suggest, against the law. Time to reclaim our rights and our land.

[@FeedScrn]

solution, kind of: Most homeless would appreciate a car or a van given or loaned to them. It's shelter. They probably don't need overnight heat, but if they do, people seem to like the propane Buddy Heater. Maybe the gov can provide electric hookups with oil-filled space heaters in the cold months.... kind of like a drive-in. In cities like LA or in Florida - maybe just a sleeping bag or a couple of blankets, and a pillow would do. Give them a weekly gasoline allowance as well. There will have to be a gov run network of vehicle maintenance shops to keep them running.... but they will be cheaper than the $millions that is spent on stick-and-brick public housing now. Them in vehicles is safer for them than sleeping in homeless shelters, on the street in some corner, or in 'the projects'.. Sometimes mobility can make all the difference. Soup kitchens should remain open for those who can use them. TaDa! There's a whole community who live in cars and vans- who like it. See channel Cheap RV Living (all one word- no spaces), Rolling Earth-Ship, etc. for details.

[@discdoggie]

Many that I worked with did not have valid licenses. They needed several hundred (or more!) dollars to pay back fines and fees before their driving privileges could be reinstated

[@sb2010side]

why take their dogs away? No love or company I guess if you are homeless in this city. For some of them their dogs are all joy they have. If the gov. is worried about them being vaccinated get the humane society involved, I'm sure that issue could be resolved. If you think they are suffering or not being well locked after then take it case by case and take the dogs then. Treat them like any other pet owner.

[@elouisevanhelsing3430]

That whole site was covered in dog poop. That was one of the primary sanitation problems. There were discussions on how to handle the homeless with dogs, but they didn't have the solution at the time of this vid.

[@chicagochris1988]

Such an amazing lady helping others!

[@carolburnette6322]

That judge is a Douche....

[@robford3211]

+Carol Burnette I think the Judge thinks he is new coming of Jesus..

[@JamesBond-uz2dm]

He has a table covered with bench warrants. The offenders would be arrested, if a cop found them. So, they hide in tent cities, homeless shelters and off the grid. Criminals need to take care of the legal cases. Then, they can join society, work and live a free and fruitful life. The judge was giving these people one last chance to do so.

[@carolburnette6322]

James Bond Maybe you don't understand the mechanics of brain disorders a.k.a. mental illness...I'm truly glad you don't...I live with depression and anxieties. I don't wish it on anyone.

[@bpbook5945]

Carol Burnette That's. no judge lol is it

[@joser.valentinjr.8206]

Carol Burnette ookoop

[@mattstephens4359]

Love the music great job

[@humblesheep]

I read the book about Tent City, it was life changing!

[@edwardbolton7257]

It's our government people...they care about everybody but there own

[@winnersedgeinternational3642]

,,God bless you for helping the homeless!

[@15seconds3]

Coleman must be making a killing these days.

[@aphroditestarr6505]

the bit at the start is an old irish song with some of the words changed it's meant to be "this land is your land, this land is my land from the streets of kerry, to the hills of free Derry this land was made to be free"

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

This is either an unusual camp or a very "sanitized" video. Most camps include drunken roaring parties, zombied out druggies, and incoherent ramblings of the mentally ill, as well as many temporarily homeless who need short range help to get back on their feet. But it is to the point, in that everybody needs a place to sleep in peace. And we need to adapt zoning laws so that there is something between a $75,000 to-code minimum house, and sleeping in a cardboard box. Also, temporary help to succeed needs to be delineated from enabling total lack of ambition or self help. I can't blame Ontario for wanting to help their own homeless folks, before taking on homeless from the surrounding areas. The transition seemed pretty rough, but there is no easy way. In the homeless world, a dog is your guard while you get a night's sleep. without a dog, you have your few possessions stolen, or else stay awake all night. There has to be some place where old , ugly, mentally incompetent, disorganized, or broken people can live. Nazi Germany is loudly condemned for killing "undesirable" people. But what is the ultimate result of being hurried away, denied basic needs, not even allowed a nigh';s sleep? Not a lot different than a gas oven. We can do a lot better.

[@angeljones7013]

i love this mans music on this show u can see it comes from way down in his heart

[@emilymorales5803]

That's a beautiful piece of music, it also sounds like an original composition You guys is a fantastic beautiful little band....why don't you try and knock on the door of any recording studio....you guys has a beautiful little gift....Please try and dream a little bit more higher and explore your talent.....You guys are good.... and beautiful....God be with you.....

[@ninabirdsong9910]

I'm from Pomona, San Bernadino areas, and it is so sad to see how many people are homeless. People thinks its just down town LA but its all over. The drug epidemic has ruined alot of lives..

[@daffodilyellow9017]

It's not primarily the result of drugs.

[@schatzeeone6230]

Daffodil Yellow Sure it is. Even the states of California and Washington admit that the primary causes of homelessness are drug addiction and untreated mental health issues.

[@SundaysChild1966]

At the end of the airport runway .. wow, so generous .. is this how the city values PEOPLE, Human Beings? sigh ..

[@ariaafghan22]

Don't confuse us Canadians. Here I was expecting these campers will be respected and treated like proper human beings because they are in ON, Canada. But it is Cali.. meh After watching this though I really wanna help them i.e volunteer or pay for something I could afford. I live on minimum pay but you know it is the best feeling when you squeeze a bit of money out of your tight budget to help somebody in need compared to when you have lots..

[@deadreck024]

+aria afghan The tents would be frozen 8 months out of the year if it was Canada lol.

[@jenmcmillan7643]

I spent several years homeless on Canadian streets -- a person gets used to it.

[@donnaharris4420]

+aria afghan I lived in Mississauga for years...if you want to find the homeless and help them, it shouldn't be too difficult....maybe start one person at a time.

[@scottlindrum8909]

I'm so very happy these free spirits have found a way to live with nature. To absorb the free spirt our for Father's gave us to rome the land and explore the but of the open gields. I can almost envy them but don't have the strength to give up my climate controlled house three meals a day and my many cars. Nut it takes courage to live off the land like these true pioneers of freedom have done.

[@jasonschmidt3715]

40 mins in....disturbing, to separate those who are cooperating constructively..... thier sense of community is better than many in upscale neighborhoods.

[@Tall-Cool-Drink]

Look which party runs your state and cities......

[@melloone611]

I went to Chaffey High in this town from 80-83 dropped out my jr year and in early 84 moved up to Fresno Cal to live with my grandma IF it hadn’t been for her I could have EASY been one of theses people! Where my immediate family failed me my extended family SAVED ME! I can’t help but wonder where theses folks families are?? It’s been ten yrs I wish we had an updated ??

[@ElectedOfficial1]

Ontario, CA was my hometown when the airport went in...Euclid and Nevada. My dad owned our home but in 99 died of a heart attack there. I left in 1978 because of the gun violence at my apartment door. I had small children. I'm glad the airport allowed the homeless to have solace. Thank you. We voted the airport in and now I'm glad we did. Was that Mt Baldy??! The ocean is only 40 minutes away. Ontario is the central place for everything...Fontana to the east. Where Bon JOVI is from? I may be wrong but I went to school in Fontana at Los Amigos Jr. High and Alta Loma High school. Mexico isn't too far south and LA is north just a few miles. I hated to leave my hometown. Wow, I haven't been back in 40 years and there are people that talk like me in that office. I'm in WA state since 78. Wow, 40 years in August! There's no jobs here either...just trees, dirt and mold. Toxic mold. Oh and bears, deer, nasty spiders (toxic). Why doesn't the man on trial tell the judge he's disabled with no permanent address and no money!? And....With a family to support! Good God! Now throwing them out because they have no money! Who are these people?! I think I take it back. The poor animals are sick too. A city with ETHICS. Oh how I wish. Their vehicles don't run to move! How can they leave?! This city...I take it back...I never want to go back. They treat the immigrants better, much better. My son was born in Upland fifty years ago. I can't believe this.

[@rogerplessen5246]

Not Purgatory....HELL There is no escape for these people! We have no rehabilitation for the homeless. God demands us to be merciful to the stranger and to the poor snd homeless. Fear God America!

[@huskymom9057]

I lived in a tent city in Seattle Washington in 2000 now I have an apt in Oakland California have had for 14 yrs

[@itsjustaname7721]

Dang these are all American citizens :( I see immigrants getting so much handed to them for free it's sad. On the other hand there seems to be a drug problem among these people and drugs can cause lack of motivation. As for the kids in homeless camps there is alot of help for families with kids their parents probably didn't like the rules

[@marielagarcia536]

liah beason immigrants work harder for what they have.. Like homeless people, many can misjudge and say they are just lazy and fon't want to get a job; however, in reality only the people in that situation know that it is hard to get up from that.. Same for immigrants, you may argue that they get everything handed over to them;but, you haven't lived what they have so you have no idea that they work hard doing jobs you wouldn't do, getting paid minimum wage and even most times not even minimum wage.. But you only know what someone has been through once you walk a mile in their shoes...

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

Distressing these poor people with breaking them up and taking their pets was cruel and is like handing out punishments.

[@ethanmaccullouch2776]

Fuck them.

[@4onewabbit]

What is the name of the first song? Is he saying ohhh I feel like dying? I would like the words.

[@philli5671]

City of Ontario in california, not PROVINCE OF ONTARIO IN CANADA

[@RandomPlaceHolderName]

+Phil L I wonder how tent cities would cope in ontario canada? -30c nights anyone?

[@mariecoyle6289]

+Phil L.. Thanks.I assumed it was Canada!!!!

[@mariecoyle6289]

+Phil L.. Thanks.I assumed it was Canada!!!!

[@jenmcmillan7643]

Vancouver and Vancouver Island are all I've done, and it was doable, wet, but doable....

[@leegraves8878]

+Cody Not well I would bet.

[@datFUNKYb]

Such an awesome song in the beginning. I would live to have a recording if it. Was it a cover?

[@HabibTheHeeb]

I pass the airport all the time and I've never seen this place

[@annihilationHaven]

Reminds me of what I saw on my trip to India in 1995. In a sense this is worse than India because in India at least everyone around you was equally as bad off as you, in America you have constant reminders that you're at the bottom of society and you haven't done enough in your life to make it worthwhile. It's a terrible feeling.

[@lindapowell4437]

People trying to have a little joy in life what they go through.

[@hiptats4u]

If the government doesn't want their cities and towns to have shanty towns popping up and exploding with the poor population then they need to help these people instead of funding the wars each and every president feels is their right of passage to go into.

[@debradesimone9777]

The opinion I am writing is MINE. Please, no nasty comments. Thru all this I am not seeing these people showing any gratitude for anything. I have been homeless, there are agencies to help but, you have to have the ambition to go and get the help. Unfortunately, people in this situation give up and accept their circumstances and get comfortable with what they have. If you cant take care of yourself why bring a dog or dogs to have to take of? The whole documentary was sad for me. These people are broken and hopeless and it makes my heart hurt to see them.

[@acajudi100]

Task Rabbit app for a $35 per hour job. Work when and how much.

[@madisontrumley8447]

At least I know where to go if I fall be hind. I already own a tent! :)

[@ninja.saywhat]

this was in california though, not canada :)

[@rutter1ify]

Madison Trumley 😂

[@nonamerocks2807]

For the grace of God go I

[@fredgomez9749]

they closed tent city down. its no longer there

[@brigittelm6054]

fred gomez Do you know where the homeless went? They dusappeard from Redlands also worried...😟

[@yazmyn4561]

Wow!! Sad!

[@esterparrilla.]

No more city camp it's so sad 😟 where does go those people and what places are.

[@traceymay9951]

Congrats to the judge for calling out the selfish behaviour of the ones claiming tragedy.

[@willywhitten4918]

This is near where I grew up...that is the Mount Baldy range in the background. This astounds me...I never saw anything like this, except Tijuana in Mexico. I grew up in Montclair, just next door to Ontario. \\][//

[@accent1975]

I love tent city its party central non stop

[@schatzeeone6230]

Which, apparently, is one of the real reasons they were shut down. Parties, noise, drug overdoses and general rowdiness.

[@zguy95135]

Haha why didn't I think of looking on KZbin instead of trying to fix my old copy with audio sync issues. Hey Jason!

[@andreayates9080]

We tend to have ago at people who are having a hard time or have a problem in getting their lives together. However, we never have ago at the people are stealing, murdering and trafficking and who plan to destroy the earth.

[@royrich3761]

WOW!!!

[@raivolillepool659]

Where you see hill that big in On????

[@billykidd5353]

Do they have a rent to own tents ?

[@joshuakalaniparks9084]

Whats that song @ 0:45 seconds?

[@markshino5015]

trump should get the unemployed to build houses for the homeless..... problem solved

[@richardhyser666]

This is an outstanding Idea. It would give them Dignity, Job skills, and a place to stay. Also blight within the majo cities would start to come under conteol. Bravo Mark.

[@spellerlittlewing]

But make the homeless people are not on drugs and clean up behind themselves they live so nasty

[@armandofernandez8257]

There is a group that does shit like that Habitat for humanity,they help each other and build homes for people in low income but in order for anything to work you need to work become part of society not just wish up on a fucking star and hope that someone will help you.

[@morningdewreynolds5476]

The beginning sounds just like the "treaties" made with the red man, back in the day.

[@raquelspersonalopinion3598]

I recently lost my only son to the streets and a drug addiction I didn't know he acquired. I wish everyday he would have just came home and talked to me , I certainly would have helped him! He wouldn't have died all alone in a dirty alley , in a city far away from me and his extended family who also loved him dearly!! 5 and a half months ago when he was last home ! He was fighting with his girl , but he had a home a , job and wasnt a drug addict...... I just can't understand how it all went so bad , that he felt he couldnt just come home! The world can be so cruel!! Prayers for all!! If you have family , please go home , where you are loved and wanted!!

[@cac2821]

❤️🙏❤️

[@whataboutrob442]

So sorry! I have walked in your son's shoes but ultimately went to my mother. Unfortunately now it is me that is without her. Bless you and your family. ❤

[@skippipersenexgm9819]

OUR RETURN TO A PRIMITIVE LIFE STYLE.

[@barbwelch2527]

Helping at home in the USA is more important than anything. I crochet respond if you need a blanket. I make lap blankets.

[@itsjustrenee1320]

So where are the children supposed to go? it should be a federal law that any town over 10,000 people in the U.S. should have a tent city with facilities, meaning restrooms or latrines & water & dumpsters. Also every county in the U.S. should also have a designated tent /camper area with facilities with size requirements based on a percentage of population. They should have the rights to have dogs & children like anyone else. California is supposed to be so enlightened, why can't they see the obvious in front of their faces? They're heartless & that's a bad place to begin from.

[@thenetnet5556]

Great idea. Put in place really strict rent controls. Make sure no one could earn a dime building rental units. And when population growth far outstrips the supply of rental housing, making tens of thousands homeless, blame corporate greed. Nice!

[@tonyl1483]

More & more restrictions until there’s nothing left!

[@carllasplac]

Lord I don't want to ever be homeless but if it happens so be it please don't let it happen to my sweet mama

[@jetta.silence6356]

whats with the rv's?

[@letsthinkitover1]

Hey there is a reason their family Don't Want them.! Drugs alcohol, violence. And so on. Generally as a rule families put up with as much as they can then they got to close the door. I KNOW I've helped these people. And it's their fault. THEY are gonna have to change their way and second chances are very very rare with family after years time can heal, just got to check back with your family they may help you, Time heals. But don't think you can go back too soon and still drink and use drugs.

[@andrewwebb157]

All those who caused this are doing just great and that's the issue

[@evangelistcalling5294]

If you want to see people succeed in life it is better to give a hand up not to boot them out like they are yesterday's garbage. These people have lives, and many of them did not ask to be in that position.

[@romlyn99]

This is a rare example of True Christian ethics... helping the poor and vulnerable. Pity our governments cannot have the heart and empathy to effect real change.

[@mosesyang4222]

The reason why people are so against tent cities is b/c they dont know how to take care of themselves. I've been to a tent city once when a friend was homeless and it is very third world country, there's needles everywhere, garbage everywhere, dog crap everywhere, no sewage so people just shat everywhere, it was very disgusting and it reeked to high heaven. I'm sure if these people took good care of their surroundings no one would complain since it'll be just like a bunch of campers.

[@Wolverine7441]

+Moses Yang hrmm when your dirt poor have no sewage solution and live in a tent ..what can you do ??

[@MzSoCal909]

You dont need money to be organized... you dont need money to improvise ... If they came together and put structure and organization into their tent cities it would work unfortunately most of them are druggies and not motivated enough.

[@JamesBond-uz2dm]

Make a latrine.

[@passives0n]

If they were capable of structure and organization they probably wouldn't be homeless.

[@passives0n]

And again the social stigmata, most are druggies. Not true. Do everyone a favor and educate yourself.

[@EGJordanm31]

This was filmed in 2008 according to the wedding announcement 15:33. Has anyone followed up on what happened with these people and is that camp still there?

[@fredgomez9749]

its not there anymore. they closed it down

[@traceymay9951]

Here's a suggestion, porta potties, clean water stations, camp barbeque pits, shower stations. We provide the things at beaches, parks, campgrounds, and national parks. Why not for these folks?

[@jakestevens3788]

If you have no place to go how can they tell you to go if you have no place to go

[@jessicamuslimah6050]

Canada is so beautiful

[@kristalicious1126]

Um... This is California, not Canada.

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Just because somebody has a Job, doesn't mean you can afford rent.

[@speak2theresafox]

This is a tragedy. So very sad.

[@BobJones-jp8wk]

AT 20:39 the preacher says to get up and walk then claims God said if you get up and walk he is going to kill you, Anybody know where in the Bible it say any thing like that?

[@vppnbrent]

This is a very sad situation which has been magnified by very poor decisions by Calif and it's cities. How about we start with getting the 90%+ of people who are employable and make them go to work every day. Making it easy to be homeless is not the way to go.

[@pasqualetartaglia9639]

make room boys and girls ,more are coming.

[@deborahvictoriaedwards5188]

Greetings from G Grandma Bee 🙏💜🔥 The Motherland Bounce this life be in these years of Purgatory. Unless by the self, in the bush one be. Many homeless, mental health on our streets wander aimlessly constantly asking for cigarettes, coffee, money a few days after cheque day, broke again as am I. Relentless many be, take all I give, when I say no more, take it all they do, sold for thier wants, needs, greeds, sociopathic minds... Love and Light 💖🙏🔥

[@calmingwaters1981]

tagging the homeless....wow. dude said he doesn't look at it as a experiment, but I get the feeling it is.

[@user-yd8xt5tz6c]

That lady don’t have much but gosh look how she genuinely cares, and not doing it because she wants to be thought of look what I’m doing lm helping the poor, she’s not doing it for prase but because she see’s hope, and genuinely has that careing feeling you can see in her, 👁 eyes.

[@SilverWatcher.]

Born and raised in Cali but if this ever happened to me I would go to the forests am I the only one in Cali that knows how to hunt and gather. Good god. Help these ppl.

[@schatzeeone6230]

They’d never do that. It sounds too much like work.

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

It's like a modern world favella...inside to think how close to us this is, and should not exist in a 1st world country. Most sincere thoughts for these persons who have to live in those conditions.

[@jetta.silence6356]

problem with tent cities and helping them out say with housing them.If you have been in an actual tent city and you see and smell how nasty it is...how do you think they are gunna treat a home? Alot of drug problems, mental issues,dental, medical etc. These need to be addressed before housing them individually. There are so many places like grocery stores, factories and other buildings that have been closed down and used for nothing. If a church and government could use one of these to house all of them together and have some of them do janitorial duties, have a food area set up, clothing area and beds everywhere. Have volunteer counsellors and medical teams. Pay a few security guards to keep peace and keep drugs etc out. Just have them in one warm place thats got walls and a roof. Get them clean from drugs for those that need it. Figure out how to help individuals at the same time they have a roof. They have an address, support, help, healthcare, care for the disabled and mothers. Then they can find permanent housing bit by bit according to the needs of each individual or family. Then jobs like mcdonalds, salvation army thrift store, cleaning, hotels, convienience stores etc. And jobs for those who have degrees if they want that. Alot of these are jobs no one else wants.