Homelessness in San Francisco is now so bad residents are being asked to house a homeless person in their OWN HOMES.

[Mikeoxenormous]

San Fran residents asked to take homeless people into their homes

Some charities have urged local families - who are sick of seeing the homeless crisis on their doorsteps - to do something about it personally.

www.dailymail.co.uk

How many of these San Fransicko leaders are stepping up and letting the homeless into THEIR OWN HOUSES? You can bet ZERO are, because they think(oxymoronic that progressives think) they are so much better than their citizens, so they dont have to house smelly, dirty, diseased and drugged homeless people. But those who do, take the risk will be given some government cash for their troubles, but only if they survive the homeless persons living in their houses. Yes, progressives are the stupidest people in the universe thinking that their leaders give a damn about them.

Homeless man attacks Amazon engineer with a baseball bat

Wantez Tulloss, 31, was charged on Friday with first-degree assault after he was caught on surveillance footage whacking a woman with a baseball bat, leaving her with a fractured skull.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Three women killed in random attacks by homeless men: What does it reveal about America’s crime wave?

Michelle Alyssa Go, Sandra Shells and Brianna Kupfer were murdered in random killings that have shocked America. Their deaths shine a spotlight on homelessness, violent crime and gender-based violence, writes <strong>Rachel Sharp </strong>

news.yahoo.com

As incidents of violent crime by the homeless grab headlines, activists urge caution and solutions

Crime by homeless people has stoked fear among city-goers. But researchers say the solutions to homelessness are clear.

abcnews.go.com

 

[Votto]

My heart bleeds for these democrat voters.

Mwhahahaha!

But on the down side, looking at the DNC takeover of California is only a window into what they will turn the country.

 

[Claudette]

andaronjim
As you say. The leaders want citizens to take in the homeless but you can bet your ass none of them will be letting the homeless into their homes.

Kick the homeless out of the city. I'd bet they have laws against vagrancy in the city. So uphold the law.

 

[initforme]

Lack of jobs will do this

 

[Penelope]

My heart bleeds for these democrat voters.

Mwhahahaha!

But on the down side, looking at the DNC takeover of California is only a window into what they will turn the country.

975-1982: A Perfect Storm

San Francisco's long-term homeless population remained relatively small through the 1970s. "We didn't even call them homeless people," recalls journalist Steve Talbot, a longtime city resident. In the early 1980s, though, homelessness became a full-blown crisis throughout the country.

The crisis was a decade in the making — the result of a combination of massive state and federal cuts to mental health services and public housing, a wave of Vietnam veterans in need of help, skyrocketing home prices and a spike in unemployment caused by the national recession. San Francisco was hit particularly hard, especially in the Tenderloin and other downtown neighborhoods.

TIMELINE: The Frustrating Political History of Homelessness in San Francisco | KQED

San Francisco's last seven mayors have each pledged, in their own ways, to solve the city's intractable homeless crisis. But to date, each administration has fallen short of its goals.

www.kqed.org

 

[1srelluc]

I hear Pelosi's house has some spare rooms and ice-cream in the fridge.....She better lock up her walk-in booze vault though.

 

[HaShev]

San Fran residents asked to take homeless people into their homes

Some charities have urged local families - who are sick of seeing the homeless crisis on their doorsteps - to do something about it personally.

www.dailymail.co.uk

How many of these San Fransicko leaders are stepping up and letting the homeless into THEIR OWN HOUSES? You can bet ZERO are, because they think(oxymoronic that progressives think) they are so much better than their citizens, so they dont have to house smelly, dirty, diseased and drugged homeless people. But those who do, take the risk will be given some government cash for their troubles, but only if they survive the homeless persons living in their houses. Yes, progressives are the stupidest people in the universe thinking that their leaders give a damn about them.

Homeless man attacks Amazon engineer with a baseball bat

Wantez Tulloss, 31, was charged on Friday with first-degree assault after he was caught on surveillance footage whacking a woman with a baseball bat, leaving her with a fractured skull.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Three women killed in random attacks by homeless men: What does it reveal about America’s crime wave?

Michelle Alyssa Go, Sandra Shells and Brianna Kupfer were murdered in random killings that have shocked America. Their deaths shine a spotlight on homelessness, violent crime and gender-based violence, writes <strong>Rachel Sharp </strong>

news.yahoo.com

As incidents of violent crime by the homeless grab headlines, activists urge caution and solutions

Crime by homeless people has stoked fear among city-goers. But researchers say the solutions to homelessness are clear.

abcnews.go.com

And yet Pelosi's San Fran townhome is vacant and closed to the sidewalk defecaters she created.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

The "leaders" need to LEAD then....

The Mayor needs to fill up their homes with homeless.
The Governor needs to fill up his homes with homeless.
All other politicians in that state need to fill up their homes with homeless.
Gates needs to fill up his mansions with homeless.

 

[Mac-7]

This is a sure sign that San Fran is circling the drain

lib culture is a failure

 

[Votto]

975-1982: A Perfect Storm

San Francisco's long-term homeless population remained relatively small through the 1970s. "We didn't even call them homeless people," recalls journalist Steve Talbot, a longtime city resident. In the early 1980s, though, homelessness became a full-blown crisis throughout the country.

The crisis was a decade in the making — the result of a combination of massive state and federal cuts to mental health services and public housing, a wave of Vietnam veterans in need of help, skyrocketing home prices and a spike in unemployment caused by the national recession. San Francisco was hit particularly hard, especially in the Tenderloin and other downtown neighborhoods.

TIMELINE: The Frustrating Political History of Homelessness in San Francisco | KQED

San Francisco's last seven mayors have each pledged, in their own ways, to solve the city's intractable homeless crisis. But to date, each administration has fallen short of its goals.

www.kqed.org

Really? I heard it was Trump's fault

I wonder why San Fran seems to suffer more than all the other cities.

Must be that GOP leadership there.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

I would venture to say a quarter of these people are HIV pos

Quarter have Hep C

Quarter have worms or some other parasites


I would look for the best looking chick in the city. Have her go through a total medical examination. Get her cleaned up at the car wash and bring her home

 

[DBA]

Really? I heard it was Trump's fault

I wonder why San Fran seems to suffer more than all the other cities.

Must be that GOP leadership there.

Liberals never get it. They move to get away from the mess to red states and many of them continue voting for the same people that forced them to leave their previous state. It is mind-boggling. They have absolutely ZERO common sense.

 

[Gracie]

IF I owned my own home, and after thoroughly vetting the person, I would do it. They must meet the criteria though, and pass the vetting. For me, being so damn sick these past two days and MrG still in ICU, I could have used some help. A woman, age in her 50s, gets SSI, has good reports, never been arrested and wound up homeless due a illness or her landlord got too greedy etc....yes. I would. Being alone and sick sucks.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

975-1982: A Perfect Storm

San Francisco's long-term homeless population remained relatively small through the 1970s. "We didn't even call them homeless people," recalls journalist Steve Talbot, a longtime city resident. In the early 1980s, though, homelessness became a full-blown crisis throughout the country.

The crisis was a decade in the making — the result of a combination of massive state and federal cuts to mental health services and public housing, a wave of Vietnam veterans in need of help, skyrocketing home prices and a spike in unemployment caused by the national recession. San Francisco was hit particularly hard, especially in the Tenderloin and other downtown neighborhoods.

TIMELINE: The Frustrating Political History of Homelessness in San Francisco | KQED

San Francisco's last seven mayors have each pledged, in their own ways, to solve the city's intractable homeless crisis. But to date, each administration has fallen short of its goals.

www.kqed.org

Their one of the richest places on Earth for cripes sakes almighty

P. I'm afraid no one would take you home you are that sorry










j/k

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

IF I owned my own home, and after thoroughly vetting the person, I would do it. They must meet the criteria though, and pass the vetting. For me, being so damn sick these past two days and MrG still in ICU, I could have used some help. A woman, age in her 50s, gets SSI, has good reports, never been arrested and wound up homeless due a illness or her landlord got too greedy etc....yes. I would. Being alone and sick sucks.

Same thing with me. Except she has to be under 30

 

[Gracie]

Same thing with me. Except she has to be under 30

Over 50 or 60, they tend to be more thankful...and will not be in a hurry to leave.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

IF I owned my own home, and after thoroughly vetting the person, I would do it. They must meet the criteria though, and pass the vetting. For me, being so damn sick these past two days and MrG still in ICU, I could have used some help. A woman, age in her 50s, gets SSI, has good reports, never been arrested and wound up homeless due a illness or her landlord got too greedy etc....yes. I would. Being alone and sick sucks.

You are a very kind person, just hope that it isnt a death nell for such a big heart.

 

[Gracie]

You are a very kind person, just hope that it isnt a death nell for such a big heart.

Being a retired prop manager...I would do a in depth vetting on her. Alas, I can't, so its a moot point. Where I live...no roomies.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Over 50 or 60, they tend to be more thankful...and will not be in a hurry to leave.

I was just teasin...lol

Prop Manager?.....Ewwwww sounds like an ulcer

 

[Gracie]

I was just teasin...lol

Prop Manager?.....Ewwwww sounds like an ulcer

Ihope not. I hope its just a stmach bug and it will pass on soon.