Here's another odd dose of the rat infested state.. Much or none of this might occur if ALL were LEGAL citizens..
https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle...ivacy-not-included/ar-AADUbe0?ocid=spartanntp
https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle...ivacy-not-included/ar-AADUbe0?ocid=spartanntp
Wow, training them to live like prisoners, and happy about it....
No effin way for me!
Sheeple!
Just wait for the nut cuttin.
Just wait for the nut cuttin.
Tulsa will be OKs 1st example of this and I'll gather the seed is starting to germ inate..
Las Vegas.....close to 6500, people homeless.
Quote from the Las Vegas Review Journal:
The city of Las Vegas is on the verge of launching a new initiative, modeled after the Haven for Hope in San Antonio, Texas, to connect homeless people to a range of services. The new courtyard is planned for Foremaster Lane, near a cluster of homeless shelters, in an area dubbed the “Corridor of Hope.” The initial phase, pegged for a March opening, will feature security, shade structures, a day room and portable restrooms.
The Courtyard as mentioned in the quote..vvvvvvv
This picture^^^^ is the North side of Vegas...not that far from Freemont/Downtown casinos...in the picture is a SMALL amount compared to a few square blocks in this area.
The point-in-time Southern Nevada homeless count is still significantly lower than it was earlier in the decade. In 2011, the annual count of homeless people surpassed 8,000.
Hundreds of homeless people live in Las Vegas flood channels.
Quote from the Las Vegas Review Journal:
The city of Las Vegas is on the verge of launching a new initiative, modeled after the Haven for Hope in San Antonio, Texas, to connect homeless people to a range of services. The new courtyard is planned for Foremaster Lane, near a cluster of homeless shelters, in an area dubbed the “Corridor of Hope.” The initial phase, pegged for a March opening, will feature security, shade structures, a day room and portable restrooms.
The Courtyard as mentioned in the quote..vvvvvvv
This picture^^^^ is the North side of Vegas...not that far from Freemont/Downtown casinos...in the picture is a SMALL amount compared to a few square blocks in this area.
The point-in-time Southern Nevada homeless count is still significantly lower than it was earlier in the decade. In 2011, the annual count of homeless people surpassed 8,000.
Hundreds of homeless people live in Las Vegas flood channels.
California is a crap hole. We would be much better off if it fell off into the ocean.
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