The Homeless People Problem (in America)

[@mranimatordrawn]

This video is too real.

[@Boxkid67]

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[@HeavyLightAnimations]

I havent laughed so much at a video on youtube before. please never stop - you have amazing artistic and comedic talent

[@thelusogerman3021]

This channel needs to become more famous asap. It just needs ONE video to randomly end up on the recommended

[@burritoshake]

the ignoring them and pretending everything is fine is too real, it's like your life depends on it (it does)

[@12DAMDO]

government solution be like "so instead of making sure the homeless aren't homeless anymore, we're just gonna use your tax money to prevent them from only existing visually speaking, you know kinda like in North Korea, except with a smile and we're calling it 'freedom' instead of 'human rights violation', because that's a scary word and we don't like scary words.."

[@cac0da]

I like how you can address an insanely controversial topic with such neutrality, but also a lot of humor

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

2:48 The guy in the wheelchair's rant made me just ask, "Hyakkimaru?" (from "Dororo") 😂

[@ivank4732]

2:28 sounds like a rage against the machine song. Excellent video man!

[@TheRarePangolin]

You summarized it well. I worked with homeless people for a long time, specifically psychiatry. 95% of homeless people are people down on their luck, fell into a bad situation, and got caught in a cycle. The other 4% are actual assholes that big dog everyone, attack everyone, and solve things through violence first. A lot of that is meth, but some of it isn't and trying to find out who is genuinely a dick vs an addict is pointless, they are both horrifying. Been attacked. A lot. What people don't talk about is that 1%. They want to be homeless. They are vagabonds that don't want to listen to anyone's rules, don't listen to most laws, want to be accountable for nothing, and want to live as they wish. You can put them in housing, even good housing, and they just don't want it. Had a guy in possibly one of the nicest apartment's I've seen, better than mine, and he was never home. Slept in the parks or shelters, ate at the soup kitchens, mainly used his place to use drugs. And you know what? Let him do that, he didn't want a place and we forced him in one, there will always be homeless people and they need help surviving. The other 99% of people are a failure of the system.

[@starry_lis]

Actually, that's what people talk about all the time. Except they say all homeless people are like that onepercenters. That way they don't have to do anything about the problem and can deny them empathy.

[@SirRichard94]

Yep, and those addicts didn't become addicts out of nowhere. There's a lot of shit that has to go wrong for you to end up completely hopeless and destroyed. People usually want to be productive and self reliant, but are beaten over the head until they lose hope in themselves.

[@alex.g7317]

I mean I wouldn’t listen to the 1%. They’re zoinked out of their minds, they don’t know what’s good for em.

[@itsamejc]

i love in london and their was a local celebrity who chose to be homeless and was kind to everyone (everyone called her the queen of mitcham)

[@wynobot786]

Dude, the dinner scene made laugh so hard I had to wipe. The homeless are like splicers in bioshock RIP

[@JesseJokes]

Those 3D buildings are AMAZING🔥🔥🔥

[@Ten_Thousand_Locusts]

3:00 holy fucking shit this absolutely murdered me. Co-worker are wondering why I just busted out laughing.

[@PsRohrbaugh]

0:23 "more than 250 acres"... As someone who just bought a 200 acre ranch... Huh.

[@BiodegradableYTP]

Oooh, utilising a little 3D in this one, eh? Very nice.

[@RTOF]

Just thought about how NYC has homeless-proofing assets. It's an even more screwed up thing the rich government city operators shot for compared to just letting them wander around.

[@erikd1012]

Brilliant video! I was in fear it would become controversial, like the topic itself, but you just got it figured out the right way

[@rainmanslim4611]

The algorithm has blessed me today with this channel

[@brendanbennett6770]

I would love to see a realistic vr homeless sim. To win you have to get a job and find somewhere to live. Realistic as in you have to survive but also have to wrestle with the bureaucracy of trying to open a bank account or trying to get a library card to use the computers at the library and make and print a CV. Difficulty levels would come from your privilege level. Easy mode - educated white man with a gambling addiction, Hard mode - uneducated black woman in her 50s with schizophrenia. I just want to see a legislator play this game and find out how fucked the system is.

[@goosebased]

thats a good idea actually XD Id play that

[@twovulagaming]

2:41 who's gonna tell him it's "Cigarette"

[@LuckisMe]

I'm a moron. I even googled it to confirm how many 't's there were.

[@twovulagaming]

@@LuckisMe that’s hilarious 😂

[@marcberm]

Another dose of realness.

[@SakaScribbles]

This is a bit depressing :(

[@COMBUSTIBLE69]

Best video of his yet?? Yes.

[@PcAddicted1]

Love your videos. You have a great sense of humor. While you did have some funny quips in this one; I love the social commentary. Another great video as always. Thank you.

[@TheCommonGentry]

random thought her. can y''all imagine that this video was just here for to showoff Luck's skills in 3D pov tracking shots??

[@gmg9010]

Well this is gonna be a real episode.

[@DeFlekkie]

I really liked this one. Your storytelling has become very captivating. Keep it up Luck is me!

[@therealstickfingers]

Hey, I'm a long-time-watcher, first-time-commentor for you channel, but I gotta say, this was a really good video. I love your blend of 2D animation for the characters and 3D models for the background. You've really improved over the years, Luck, and it's really showing. Also, this video was very good edutainment. Really hilarious. You inspire me to do better on my videos myself. Keep up the good work. I can't wait for your next vid. (also, congrats on 20K. You deserve it and more)

[@georgemz78]

The restaurant part is too real

[@CesarTheKingVA]

Gotta say, great animation! Especially the backgrounds and stuff

[@HopefulRain]

This has been the funniest 5 minutes of my day, easily 😂

[@soggyop6842]

Blender ?

[@LuckisMe]

True

[@Quick-Silver206]

What if all the homeless people link together to make giant people and then they fight each other?

[@thndr_5468]

I was surprised that America isn't even the worst in homelessness. Places like the UK, Australia and even New Zealand have higher rates

[@jessestone117]

This is so freaking well done

[@DanielITravel]

This is so relatable I travel alot and boyyyyyy at this point I have a rule if they pop my personal space bubble I will act

[@archanag.5757]

This has got to be the best take I’ve seen on the problem 😂😅

[@dconworld]

Nice video. Thanks for the animation tips btw.

[@adamalnajim]

You deserve way more than 20k subs

[@Mr.Unacceptable]

I can think of 6 affordable reasonable immediate solutions to the homeless issue right now. They don't want to do them. They don't want to solve the homeless problem. They want to make more people homeless. Which is what is coming as millions lose their homes.

[@acswer]

Your approach is so good man!! the story is a sad truth, but real!

[@chasermanx77]

Keep up the great work! Consistently top end content!

[@siamiam]

as much as i support fire parks im afraid it might increase fuel prices O_O maybe we should just import millions of economic migrants to take up spaces in a shrinking housing market ?

[@Spade_blackcat19]

Sad 😢

[@subarnabasnet7222]

You get a subscribe as an appreciation from me for the good videos you make keep it up

[@Appleloucious]

One Love! Always forward, never ever backward!! ☀️☀️☀️ 💚💛❤️ 🙏🏿🙏🙏🏼

[@EdLrandom]

Damn US does have a homelessness problem

[@royharper2003]

not really much compared to other countries. The US has one of the highest rates of homeownership in the world, abot 68 %, and oner of the lowest rates of homelsessness at about less tha .1%. 10% of Poland's population is homeles, let that sink in.

[@EdLrandom]

@@royharper2003 what!? Poland doesn't have homelessness camps like US does. Where did you get this data?

[@manuelfunesestepa9368]

@@royharper2003 what the fuck are you talking about, we don't have this shit in Europe , 100k die because of drugs every year maybe you should put more attention to your problems than inventing shit about other countries

[@1990drewman]

I’m not crying with laughter you are

[@otiagomarques]

You're videos have been always absolute fire from years now, you are amazing!!

[@Cruize2]

Hi, I live in the USA in a state, in a county and in a city and the place is really nice the south ,west, and the east BUT THE NORTH PART DONT GET ME STARTED But the backstory of the north part of the city is it is the historic part of town (meaning the part of town in the oldest) is taken advantege of it by homeless and poor people. BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT they dont go into places screaming, but they are addicted to drugs and weed and other bad stuff and they are crazy they steal stuff they stole my dads car when we first got to that part of that city when we bought the house and my dads car got stolen and my dad talked to one of the people that live nest to us and she said her sons car has goten stolen 2 TIMES TWO TIMES! But I can relate to some of this video and it is a great video! i still live in the north bad side of the town but it is still a nice place even though it is bad.

[@Goblin_Tank]

Makes ya think...

[@pokadotplot]

Dude, you've hit the nail on the head. That's EXACTLY my thoughts on the homeless situation. And while not exactly what i thought, the government solution is a nice touch.

[@tooradical7556]

epic video thank you for uploading

[@twovulagaming]

If only Luck didn't hate us...

[@O-san4]

Damn that's a pretty big row

[@AlexBlack-xz8hp]

Hahaha this one might be the best one yet.

[@YourFoxFriendYT]

Easy answer : Midrises

[@PsRohrbaugh]

Our society is falling apart. Families used to be much larger, much closer, and the support system for many people. Communities used to be smaller, with people knowing each other, and actually caring about each other in meaningful ways. Finally, while land had been privately owned for millenia, there was still "wilderness" until very recently. Don't like your current situation? Just move out into the woods, and "live off the land" or start building a farm. Literally illegal today. I dunno what the solution is. But I just bought 200 acres and am moving to the wilderness, because I'm pretty sure your ending scene is our future.

[@Taikiji]

I love your content, but this video is just sad. Bringing to light a real problem and taking it so casually, making fun of the situation, trying to be "non political". What is wrong in America that trying to say we should help homeless people get off the street is seen as political? Every joke basically just boils down to "homeless people be crazy yo".

[@toshiyuki885]

It's serious problem i've expected. I can understand your feeling. I've been minding why Does American government keep taking wrong measure? I reckon It's time to learn from Canada innit?

[@mostafanimer4512]

allow thousands of houses to be owned by one person . . That person increase the prices They middle class destroyed

[@theletterm1787]

The best way to stop people from being homeless is to give them a place to live

[@lucusloc]

Not really. I volunteered in SF for half a year helping the homeless. If you give most of those people "a place to live" it would be trashed beyond habitability in days. Drugs, trash and feces would litter the halls, the smell of rotting. . . things would permeate the entire building. No problems would get reported so leaks would turn to floods and electrical fires would be a constant threat. Bugs and disease would get so out of hand neighbor buildings would be in danger of being condemned. This is a mental health issue. "Just give them what they need and let them sort it out" is not a possibility for these people. They simply do not know how to sort it out even if you give them unlimited things to do so. Most of them are so far gone they will not seek help, and indeed are by most definitions *incapable* of seeking help. Our current legal structure does not permit involuntary help short of conviction and incarceration so that is the only real recourse. But that leaves a good chunk of them in a kind of helpless limbo; not so lawless and violent that they can be arrested, but not mentally healthy enough to accept voluntary help when it is offered. So they wander the streets like the guy in the cartoon "They want to *control* me, but I won't let them do that!. . . " and their mental state deteriorates even more. We had a hell of a time just getting them to come inside a shelter when it was near freezing outside. Most of the time we had a "no drugs" policy in the shelters, but when the weather became dangerous that was waived, and even then they would not come in. Nowadays a lot of shelters don't even do the drug ban at all, and they still cannot fill beds voluntarily. Many homeless simply do not want the attention going to a shelter brings due to the baseline requirement to, you know, *be sanitary.* How the hell are you supposed to help people like that? (That is not to say that all homeless are hopeless losses. There are some that just need some resources to get back on their feet. But those were the people who *did not want to be homeless* and who were willing to *put in some amount of work to get out of homelessness.* Yes, sometimes those people are hard to reach too, often due to an intrinsic trust issue with anyone who is even vaguely seen as some kind of "Authority" type, but typically *they can be reached* once they are identified. But they are a tiny fraction of the existing permanent homeless population due to them eventually finding some kind of help and removing themselves from that demographic.)

[@theletterm1787]

@@lucusloc the facts disagree with you

[@lucusloc]

@@theletterm1787 Citation needed. I witnessed it first hand. I participated in the process. I watched our buildings being turned into slums ever day by the people we were trying to help and I fought the battle to keep the buildings usable. It has only gotten worse since I was there, now with shit on the streets and open drug use everywhere you look. Some people just will not be helped no matter how much you offer. How can you save someone who refuses to be saved?

[@MrLachlan1903]

And I'm guessing you're going to say that taxes go up to maintain the properties they inevitably destroy. A naive solution.

[@theletterm1787]

@@MrLachlan1903 yes I do think taxes should go up in general, for the billionaires who don't pay anything. And it's not naive, it's been proven to work.

[@scamperskitter1079]

🫠 this is so real and at the same time scary, why are there a lot of people becomjng homeless? 🥺

[@the_babbleboom]

you really had to put a lot of effort and thought into writing down all the most dumbest and deranged thoughts you could come up with

[@LuckisMe]

That's basically all my videos in a nutshell.

[@TheCommonGentry]

GOOBINS!!!!! I know who that is. Do you, Luck?? ..but aye, on a video note. i relate. It's like avoid eye contact and keep going. It's different in the car though. sometimes i'd actually go to a convenient store or fast food place to get them soemthing to eat. and sometimes, I might have some sealed food or water with me and give it to them. but it can be scary though when they yell and persue you. and that's why the avoid eye contact is important... since no one seems to engage them. eye contact becomes the simplist form of invitation to interact.

[@noahnavarro1008]

Awesome video!

[@SirRichard94]

You and everyone reading this is way closer to being homeless than being a millionaire. Push for your government to make affordable housing.

[@TapDat52K]

Another Banger

[@GTXDash]

I see what you mean. You can feel sorry for the homeless while being annoyed. I feel the same, like with black people...(KZbin ACCOUNT DISABLED)

[@hatetheantichrist]

they fr suck

[@Quick-Silver206]

So in my city there are two types of homeless / poor people . group one is actually homeless, they just keep to themselves and try to get by. Mostly harmless. You can tell they're homeless from their bug out bags. The other types are lazy assholes feeding off people's good will. They'll stand right outside a store that is hiring with some sappy sign about being a single mother and shit. And I shit you not, this lady is dressed better than me, well-fed, hair done nice. It is just so insulting.

[@toastertag7536]

Yall need solutions for your problems murica.

[@Shammrye]

Yeaaaah… it costs the country and tax payers less money to just give them housing, a social worker, and job training. Doing that actually generates money for our economy instead of costing us all millions and ruining our parks and side walks. Just saying…

[@ChristianComplains]

Homeless people become a lot more fun when you can into intense knife fights with them on a daily basis

[@1nkyarts]

you can be annoyed at the druggies and mentally ill people, but i think grouping all homeless ppl together is a bit disingenuous. its taking the loudest part of the group and equating it to all of them. i liked the last bit though, was very funny.

[@theletterm1787]

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[@choyboi_rblx]

i agree

[@christopheredwards323]

Tax really rich people on their wealth, not their income.

[@masterjust1]

tf was this video

[@markmuller7962]

3rd world

[@camedm58171]

Disappointing, no nuance