re: Cities are buying these "tiny home" homeless shelters. Might be a good AirBNB opportunity.

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You will live in ze pod. You will eat ze bugs.

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People keep thinking this is a joke, of course those people are Dims

Beats living under a bridge.

Instead of giving billions to Ukraine, this is what that money should be going to IMO

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I think the government is well aware of that. They're looking for shite to waste money on, just to control their votes.

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FIFY

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It’s the future of urban trailer parks.

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It's the future of your woke run cities using taxpayer's money to buy these squeeze chutes for the homeless which they will only destroy but the city leaders can sleep peacefully at night knowing they tried to use your dollars wisely.

Homeless camps are absolutely disgusting with mountains of trash, syringes, and whatever other random shite they’ve stolen/accumulated. They’re going to absolutely wreck these things. You can take them out of the woods but their habits aren’t going to change.

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might also be cool to put one in your backyard and stick one of your +18 year old kids in it that don't want to move out.

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how about no

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Reminds you too much of cell block 5, eh?

those showers look like the spank banks in Afghanistan

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homeless because they are hard on their luck, homeless people are homeless because they have mental problems.

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This isn’t necessarily true. They do it for the no responsibility aspect. It’s the easy way out in life. The government will feed and house you. Never have to wake up early for a shift, don’t need to dress your self or practice hygiene.


I knew this guy when I was at LSU that was medically retarded. He was an adult and had assisted living. He also had a job at one of the grocery stores.

This is the guy that needs help. Not the others.

these would be great if there was a strict drug test policy and proof that person was either actually disabled, employed or actively seeking employment.

or maybe the abled homeless could be put to work building proper homeless shelters to help earn their stay while providing others the opportunity. you get out what you put in. idealistic maybe, but that would give them what they are truly lacking, purpose.