The Los Angeles Homeless Containment Thread (San Francisco, Pasadena: celebrity, apartment, rent)

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

Yeah, that' quite remarkable. Culver City simply chooses not to indulge this garbage, yet our city does, and we're being lied to about it obviously, since there's no way Culver City is less vulnerable to lawsuits from activist organizations than the City of L.A.

Many big companies are moving to Culver City . HBO just announced a move from Santa Monica to Culver City also . Of course they won’t mention the homeless issue publicly but I’m sure it’s something they take into consideration.

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“Culver City has been a steady draw for major entertainment and media tenants, including Amazon, which moved into Culver Studios in 2017 with plans to take over the entire 75,000-square-feet of creative office space at of the Culver Steps mixed-use development once it is completed and Apple announcing its intention plans to have more than 1,000 employees in Culver City by 2022, per Variety”

https://commercialobserver.com/2019/...o-culver-city/

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Originally Posted by jm1982

Many big companies are moving to Culver City . HBO just announced a move from Santa Monica to Culver City also . Of course they won’t mention the homeless issue publicly but I’m sure it’s something they take into consideration.

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“Culver City has been a steady draw for major entertainment and media tenants, including Amazon, which moved into Culver Studios in 2017 with plans to take over the entire 75,000-square-feet of creative office space at of the Culver Steps mixed-use development once it is completed and Apple announcing its intention plans to have more than 1,000 employees in Culver City by 2022, per Variety”

https://commercialobserver.com/2019/...o-culver-city/

And there goes revenue our city could be making. But I guess it's more important to our keepers that we coddle the homeless rather than have money to pave our roads and repair our sidewalks.

[jm1982]

I’ve been wondering the same thing as Mr.Frem

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George Frem, who owns the auto repair shop that captured video of the shooting, is livid about the conditions which are causing his business to decline. In an interview with ABC 7, Frem said, “Unfortunately the City of Angels became the city of zombies.” He can’t understand why this is happening to him and his neighbors. “How do we end up with judges and representatives that work to the opposite of the benefit of the people?” he asked.

https://hotair.com/archives/2019/04/...rs-frustrated/

[jm1982]

So that guy that has been randomly slashing people in South L.A

.. homeless


https://abc7.com/serial-slasher-in-s...r-old/5232861/

[V8 Vega]

Originally Posted by jm1982

So that guy that has been randomly slashing people in South L.A

.. homeless


https://abc7.com/serial-slasher-in-s...r-old/5232861/

Figures

[jm1982]

Well this was a big mistake to let people stay outdoors now look what we have .

Also read below this language is so weak!
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Years ago, Los Angeles agreed to let homeless people outdoors overnight, and now 22,000 homeless people live on the streets in the city — by far, the largest number in the country.

“Our work is about bringing homeless Angelenos indoors, not confiscating their property,” he said in a statement. “We train our outreach workers thoroughly, so that they can provide guidance, and help our homeless neighbors comply with these laws voluntarily.”

https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/...405-story.html

[Tulemutt]

Originally Posted by jm1982

So that guy that has been randomly slashing people in South L.A

.. homeless


https://abc7.com/serial-slasher-in-s...r-old/5232861/

Originally Posted by V8 Vega

Figures

So, we have a “19-year-old homeless guy on a bicycle slashing people and you two are zeroing in on homelessness as being causative? ... or at least relational?

How about “19 year-old”? Maybe he slashes because he’s 19. Lots of 19-year-olds have slashed people.

But maybe more likely because he rides a bicycle. Other slashers have no doubt riden bicycles at times in their lives. Better put out public service warnings about bicyclists being slashers, no?



The guy is a sick whacko. He’s not the only 19-year-old bicyclist who is whacked in the head.

But you want it to be homelessness that is at root ... even though hundreds of thousands of homeless across the nation don’t slash strangers.


Hm ... speaking of whacko ...

[Tulemutt]

Originally Posted by jm1982

Well this was a big mistake to let people stay outdoors now look what we have .

Also read below this language is so weak!
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Years ago, Los Angeles agreed to let homeless people outdoors overnight, and now 22,000 homeless people live on the streets in the city — by far, the largest number in the country.

“Our work is about bringing homeless Angelenos indoors, not confiscating their property,” he said in a statement. “We train our outreach workers thoroughly, so that they can provide guidance, and help our homeless neighbors comply with these laws voluntarily.”

https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/...405-story.html

Yes, it is a mistake to allow the homeless to stay outdoors, shelterless. Absolutely.

[elhelmete]

Originally Posted by Tulemutt

How about “19 year-old”? Maybe he slashes because he’s 19. Lots of 19-year-olds have slashed people.

Ha. No.

[Tulemutt]

Originally Posted by elhelmete

Ha. No.

“Ha, no” what? Are you suggesting I can’t find criminal records of stabbings in which the assailants were 19 years old? A lot of incidents?