Homeless migration to RVs creating problems
There seems to be a trend for the homeless to get an old RV and live on the streets. County officials admit their hands are are tied as they do not have proper laws in place to deal with the problem....
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TechWriter wrote:lots2seeinmyrv wrote:
We all have the same opportunities in this country.
Not hardly.
How not hardly? How so?
They do not have a brain to think for themselves? Stay out of trouble? We have access to so much information on the internet than ever before. Is ignorance an excuse now, gee "I didn't know"?
No will to pay attention in school? No access to teachers or counselors in our schools? No books to study? Go to Church for support? No opportunity to choose their friends wisely and stay out of trouble?
No opportunity to work one job? Two jobs to get ahead? Get roommates to save money? I did that much of my life.
Volunteer? Use the Library? Use the many programs available to help people? Get counseling?
People do not have access to birth control?
No access to school, community college?
No opportunity to joining the military as a means to get out of a bad situation, earn a paycheck, have a bed, a meal, and training? No opportunity to join the Reserves for extra income? And yes, I did that too. Both active duty and reserves AND worked 40 hour work week and took classes at night.
No access to move anywhere in this country for work and better living conditions? I have moved over 28 times back and forth all across this country in my life for jobs. Not by choice, for survival.
Pull the poor me card? The race card? I also lived in the projects with my single mother that had 3 kids after our father left us. Guess we could have just stayed there the last 50 years and say we had "no opportunity" to get out and created 3 more generations of kids on the government dole.
This is the greatest country on Earth, "not hardly" excuse does not cut it, neither does "poor me" anymore.
