Comments on: Homeless ‘bill of rights’ up for Sacramento debate

By: Richard Fromage

Richard Fromage — Thu, 24 May 2018 21:29:43 +0000

Californians should be compassionate and share their home with the homeless.

By: Ursus Siara

Ursus Siara — Mon, 09 Mar 2015 13:52:33 +0000

In reply to Denver. While that may solve part of the problem it doesn't address what I observed to be the largest growing segment of the homeless population and that was middle aged males that were formally middle class. Many of whom had formal educations.

By: Denver

Denver — Mon, 09 Mar 2015 02:59:16 +0000

Homeless problem? Re-open the insane asylums for the mentally ill who refuse to take their meds.

Problem solved.

By: Queeg

Queeg — Sun, 08 Mar 2015 17:40:14 +0000

In reply to desmond. Citizen Desmond. Equality through Diversity Dispersion affords all to share in the boiling melting pot!

By: desmond

desmond — Sun, 08 Mar 2015 13:13:25 +0000

It would be great for people to park their vans at Pebble Beach and become part of the current community. Makes sense. Another one, Disneyland. This is great. The halls of the state capital in Sac., that is a no brainer as a homeles shelter. All private/public property in Cal. Is the property of the homeless. Gee, make it law. Then, abolish the border guards and use buses and trains to disperse the new voters throughout the state.

By: Queeg

Queeg — Sun, 08 Mar 2015 06:16:03 +0000

In reply to Donkey. Comrade Donkey Your IP is under evaluation!

By: Donkey

Donkey — Sun, 08 Mar 2015 04:43:06 +0000

Citizens are being beat, harassed, and murdered by state sponsored police in complete violation of the Bill of Rights. There is no need for a new round of “rights” for the homeless. We only need the state to follow the Constitution and treat our fellow citizens as they would want to be treated themselves. Of course the RAGWUS feeders will have none of that !! 🙂

By: Ursus Siara

Ursus Siara — Sat, 07 Mar 2015 14:00:43 +0000

In reply to Queeg.

A citizen, regardless of their economic situation, is entitled to being
Treated with the same respect as anyone else. The criminals within our
Own government have conspired with their cronies in business to rape and pillage the resources that many in the middle class invested in to
Protect them from the risk of becoming homeless. I believe that a laager proportion of those currently finding themselves without traditional housing are victims of circumstance. I came to this conclusion when I became homeless myself last year. Many cities have passed ordinances
that allow police to treat the homeless differently. A friend of mine who was simply collecting recyclable bottles and cans ( too buy food) was harassed by local law enforcement, who took the bag of recycyclables he had collected ( stealing the food out of his mouth) and laughed at him, telling him that they “did not recognize his status as a homeless person”.
This came about because the city he found himself stuck in (Hayward, Ca. ) had recently passed a local ordinance making that the official position of the city, whose purpose was to make it easier for police to “drive” the homeless out, despite the fact that many of the homeless I have met there grew up there. Your assumption that these people are NOT patriotic, law abiding citizens worthy of their civil rights suggest to me that you are an ignorant and callous individual. I wouldn’t want for anyone to find themselves in that horrible circumstance, having been there myself. In your case, however, might do you some good.

By: Queeg

Queeg — Sat, 07 Mar 2015 00:44:07 +0000

Comrades, When all said and done equality under Socialism no work in California.

Each and every group getting special treatment leaves normal, respectable, silent, patriotic, generous , hard working residents the least protected.

Equality cannot be attained!