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What, and help Americans? You know it doesn't work that way.They already built it. Why not just repurpose it or mothball it? It would make a fine homeless shelter if it was repurposed.
Have you ever spent the winter in New York? It was closed because of cold.They already built it. Why not just repurpose it or mothball it? It would make a fine homeless shelter if it was repurposed.
And never used to spite Trump.Have you ever spent the winter in New York? It was closed because of cold.
Not according to the cited article.Have you ever spent the winter in New York? It was closed because of cold.
And they just figured this out in November?Have you ever spent the winter in New York? It was closed because of cold.
They got plenty of heaters in NY.Have you ever spent the winter in New York? It was closed because of cold.
Exactly. Put them on the street with the rest of the homeless.They got plenty of heaters in NY.
Trash cans are in abundant supply.
Well, y'know, they put the thing in the middle of the fuckin river and then they wonder why no one wants to go there.Have you ever spent the winter in New York? It was closed because of cold.
Exactly. Put them on the street with the rest of the homeless.
The rest of the homeless, for the most part, would rather be on the street than in a shelter.
I know all about it. Ask me sometime.
The good thing about being on the street in Manhattan is you can get free heat and free shelter from the buildings. Everythingas central heat, and everything has service entrances.
Irs you just get all your stuff ripped off, which surprisingly enough doesn't really happen a lot among the longer term homeless. Respect among thieves, or some such thing. Who knows. The junkies are the worst, they'll steal anything. Homeless junkies are frowned upon, the other homeless try to stay away from them.
They'll go through the same process all the other newly arriving homeless do. Rite of passage. Get your hustle, learn to call it "work", you sound like you know all about it. I actually got some interesting jobs on the street, I ended up cleaning the marble on a staircase in an old Broadway theater, which must have been super ritzy back in the day - and then the guy hired me to work on some other construction, we replaced a beam in a third floor apartment in an old brownstone, stuff like that.I was homeless on those very streets in New York City. They will have no problem fighting the new arrival homeless for a street vent.
Actually, I was very young and it was a different time. My dad would wash dishes in a restaurant for the left overs on people's plates.They'll go through the same process all the other newly arriving homeless do. Rite of passage. Get your hustle, learn to call it "work", you sound like you know all about it. I actually got some interesting jobs on the street, I ended up cleaning the marble on a staircase in an old Broadway theater, which must have been super ritzy back in the day - and then the guy hired me to work on some other construction, we replaced a beam in a third floor apartment in an old brownstone, stuff like that.
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