Trump targets homeless problem

[Failzero]

How about giving them temporary shelter with the stipulation that they get employed?

35% are Veterans ( Put them in VA live in Facilities )

 

[Meathead]

How about giving them temporary shelter with the stipulation that they get employed?

So what happens if they don't find jobs?

 

[Winco]

Commitments for drug addicts and the mentally Ill. That's the start. That clears the system of the clogs caused by people that can't or won't use the voluntary systems put in place based on the wrong assumption that these people are just "down on their luck"

Great start, thanks.

Where do you find these 'people' and how do you get them to comply?

What's the cost? and Who pays for this.

I LOVE the plan, just provide the details. (Outline)

Trump could smash the Homeless issue and bring it under control

This ^^^^ is a non-response.
Just more bootlicking.
Praise the Savior Trump.

 

[Foxfyre]

Well of course, so let's see your detailed plan.

How about you provide your plan or the Democrat plan for getting people off the streets? It was the first 'woke' Demcorats who required the government to dump large numbers of people out of institutions and onto the streets where they were quite incompetent to fend for themselves. We saw zero plans, zero programs, zero effort in any practical or serious way from Democrat controlled administrations. All they have done is make the situation worse.

Why are illegal migrants still allowed to live in public housing?

Across the US, there are long — extremely long — waiting lists for public housing apartments and the housing vouchers that pay for rent in privately owned apartments.

nypost.com

DHS/HUD at least now is moving us in the right direction.

HUD, DHS to end taxpayer-funded housing for illegal foreign nationals

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Departments of Housing and Urban Development and Homeland Security are taking action to end taxpayer-funded housing for illegal foreign nationals.

www.thecentersquare.com

But the mentally ill, the hopelessly addicted and such are not competent to care for themselves in subsidized housing or would not be allowed to live there due to their drug use. Other institutions are far more suitable and humane to care for those people.

All good plans will follow good policy initiatives. Poor policy initiatives will result in poor plans or no plans.

 

[Winco]

You have an extra bedroom, right?

That's NOT a solution.
C'mon Marvin, add some real solutions......unless you got nothing.

 

[Meathead]

Great start, thanks.

Where do you find these 'people' and how do you get them to comply?

Where do you find homeless people? I really don't think you need to hire PIs for that.

 

[Thinker101]

That's NOT a solution.
C'mon Marvin, add some real solutions......unless you got nothing.

It's a solution for 1 or 2 or 3 or 4.

 

[Winco]

How about you provide your plan or the Democrat plan for getting people off the streets? It was the first 'woke' Demcorats who required the government to dump large numbers of people out of institutions and onto the streets where they were quite incompetent to fend for themselves. We saw zero plans, zero programs, zero effort in any practical or serious way from Democrat controlled administrations. All they have done is make the situation worse.

Why are illegal migrants still allowed to live in public housing?

Across the US, there are long — extremely long — waiting lists for public housing apartments and the housing vouchers that pay for rent in privately owned apartments.

nypost.com

DHS/HUD at least now is moving us in the right direction.

I voted for (R) Reichert for Governor of WA.
I wanted him to win and implement HIS PLAN to end Homelessness.

Using words like "Woke" and "It's the D's fault," are NOT answers.

But it is typically all you ever have.....

 

[Foxfyre]

Socialize Mental Health ?

I didn't say that. Or anything like that.

 

[Failzero]

Great start, thanks.

Where do you find these 'people' and how do you get them to comply?

What's the cost? and Who pays for this.

I LOVE the plan, just provide the details. (Outline)

This ^^^^ is a non-response.
Just more bootlicking.
Praise the Savior Trump.

If he can Secure the Borders then this is a piece of cake

 

[Failzero]

I didn't say that. Or anything like that.

Why not ?

 

[Foxfyre]

I voted for (R) Reichert for Governor of WA.
I wanted him to win and implement HIS PLAN to end Homelessness.

Using words like "Woke" and "It's the D's fault," are NOT answers.

But it is typically all you ever have.....

Totally non sequitur to what I posted. But then reading comprehension is not a strong suit of the chronically TDS afflicted left.

 

[Winco]

Where do you find homeless people? I really don't think you need to hire PIs for that.

Ask martybegan
He has correctly identified that there is no "One Size Fits All." solution.

 

[Winco]

Totally non sequitur to what I posted. But then reading comprehension is not a strong suit of the chronically TDS afflicted left.

C'mon sweetie.
I'm far more intelligent than you.

I'm acknowledging that there is NO EASY SOLUTION to end homelessness.

All you got is barbs.

 

[martybegan]

Great start, thanks.

Where do you find these 'people' and how do you get them to comply?

What's the cost? and Who pays for this.

I LOVE the plan, just provide the details. (Outline)

This ^^^^ is a non-response.
Just more bootlicking.
Praise the Savior Trump.

We are already paying for just keeping them on the streets and giving them enough to keep them barely alive.

Walk into a subway station, you will find them.,

 

[Foxfyre]

Why not ?

Because what I am proposing has nothing to do with socialization of mental health that I would oppose.

What the "Trump" initiatives do is make it illegal to permanently camp out on public property but provides for a way to get chronically homeless off the streets whether by making subsidized housing more available to them or institutionalizing those who are incapable of caring for themselves under any circumstances.

In other words it can end the homeless problem by actually helping people instead of policies that cause them to be on the street.

 

[Meathead]

Ask martybegan
He has correctly identified that there is no "One Size Fits All." solution.

Why would I? Even government employees can find homeless people/

 

[toobfreak]

This is huge. The status quo, where the goal was to get these people back into society, has clearly been a massive failure.

I'm not so sure what to think of this. First of all, they state that most of these people have serious mental and drug issues, so how are you going to get them "back into society?" Mental people need healthcare and public mental care is virtually nonexistent. That is the first problem. What little there is, sucks. That is the next problem. The third problem is that this country is rushing pell mell towards eliminating the very jobs these kind of people might actually do, replacing them with machines.

The forth problem is that probably the reason why most of these people are on drugs and out on the street is /because/ of the government.

• The government shipped all job labor out of the country to foreign lands, so there is no work for them.
• The government imports millions of illegals to do menial labor.
• There simply is no work nor opportunity for most of these people to meet the high cost of living in these cities so they end up on the street taking drugs.

As usual, it sounds like the government is again operating bass ackwards--- looking at the symptom instead of the cause, to get these people off the street and into drug programs; wonder what that will cost us before it all fails, a few billion? Give these people opportunity, create jobs for them and you won't need to get them off the streets or off drugs.

 

[sartre play]

Because what I am proposing has nothing to do with socialization of mental health that I would oppose.

What the "Trump" initiatives do is make it illegal to permanently camp out on public property but provides for a way to get chronically homeless off the streets whether by making subsidized housing more available to them or institutionalizing those who are incapable of caring for themselves under any circumstances.

In other words it can end the homeless problem by actually helping people instead of policies that cause them to be on the street.

JUST BECAUSE YOU SAY your going to do something that sound good, Means little.
lets see a FULL FORMED PLAN.
THEN WE CAN DECUSS THE MERITS.

 

[BrokeLoser]

The big problem with homelessness is the lack of affordable housing. Our Republican governor just canceled the motel voucher program and put 800 families back on the streets.

Libs think we fix the “affordable housing” issue by begging tens of millions of shameless thirdworlders who will live 14 to a two-bedroom to invade our already densely populated shitholes.
You can’t be taken seriously