Okay now that I'm done feeling vengeance and anger towards my hometown for what they have done and all the jerks that were involved who are not going to get theirs under this new order I can now behave humanly again and say that I feel very badly for all the people that I've met around the country and even in my hometown who are the most lovely people who happened to be severely mentally ill and homeless.
The executive order at first seems to be a good idea but if you look at 2018 where someone somewhere thought it was a great idea to be over tolerant and make urban camping and homelessness and drug use a human right or whatever nonsense that wwas well action is what has directly resulted in this executive order being put forth.
I don't understand why the public doesn't see this simple game of 'create a problem solve a problem'.
And when it comes to the homeless I've been seeing them do it for ddecades.
Which is really cruel to use homeless people and drug addicts and mentally ill people as ppawns an agendas and political games because the one thing that homeless people need above All Else is just one word:
CONSISTENCY.
And the entire homeless industrial complex is corrupt and littered with opportunists and is unfortunately in many instances too mmany, a white collar criminals wet dream.
I've seen it time and time again. And if this is not true then why are activists like myself who the system knows damn well is going to be whistle blowing on the shit that I've seen all these years (at the behest and with the blessings of people that work in the industry that are good people by the way because they're afraid to lose their jobs and for years they've been urging me and everyone else who would even dare say something on the Internet about just one shelter to do sso because they've told us that they work in the industry and they can't say anything and we can. Well that's led to some improvements but it hasn't gutted the system that's corrupt).
In order to fix the homeless system you have to sstart getting people to understand how charity can be a scam.
I love my Orthodox friends and I do feel very safe and Jewish areas but Kars 4 kids is just a little bit too obnoxious for anybody to deal with . That is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. Years ago we had something called the United negro college fund that used to say a mind was a terrible thing to waste. And people gave them money knowing it was a college fund for a certain demographic that was worthy we hope then circa 1980 something I believe they tried to change the name of the charity to the fund so that people did not really know what demographic was being served they got sued and had to change it back.
Early on in my work I used to complain to people about save the children and I used to write blog posts and make fun of his creepy aads. Well the guy got busted for some sort of inappropriate behavior with a charity and from how creepy he was probably human trafficking of children or something creepy going on definitely.
All the guy did was turn around and create another charity and give it a different nname. How the fuck does that work?
People need to start separating their emotions from their money. I need to start sseparating their guilt and denial from their charity giving.
When I write my book I'm not just doing it for the homeless I'm doing it for the public because they keep getting milked of all this goddamn money to try to solve this problem and it never get solved and I've seen firsthand wwhy.
Trump's executive order is not fair. It's not hhumane. And it's not the best answer. But right now unfortunately it's a necessary answer and I'm saying this when I might even be at risk myself probably not in my own hometown but they've been trying God damn hard enough to make a problem when there wasn't one now I see why but I can't travel to other states now. Because of another state it's probably going to be zero tolerance at this point.
Always remember when it comes to drug addicts homeless people and people with mental illness every time this happens it's because somebody enables them instead of helping them and then the problem explodes and then other people come along like this administration complain about it and then have these heavy-handed ssolutions.
I'm not blaming any one party because for all we know somebody above both parties is orchestrating the creative problem solver problem process.
But when I saw a tents in Austin Texas downtown I knew there was a problem. I knew something wasn't being done correctly. Because I used to come and go from that place it was one of my second homes. A place that I enjoy where I met cool people enjoyed free music and was treated fairly until of course the frame up year where everything was little sketchy depending on where I went but basically treated well.
That City had a camping ban. But if you had enough to termination to walk out of the downtown area to certain other areas where you're out of the public's I and you weren't a problem and you were part of the traveler culture you were basically left alone. And you can see the police watching to see if you were able to take care of yourself and self-sufficient outside of going to a feed at a shelter or something like that which is fine but they wanted to make sure that you weren't going to be a burden to them in the system. And like every other place down south I'm if you stayed long enough you probably would have been expected to get a job and a place to live which is actually really pushed really hard down in the deep South.
So the way that these places like Texas and California depending on the area created a balance was through making it so that people who could care for themselves didn't know how to be polite and stay out of the wway and didn't create too much of a nuisance a knew one to leave the downtown area were TOLERATED.
If anyone doesn't know better I've been to camp in a tent downtown Austin where there's always stuff going on like sxsw you'd have to be completely out of it either mentally ill on drugs or just a complete rude ass idiot it doesn't uunderstand how to work with the community around you.
And if you're the two ladder demographics then you shouldn't be enabled you should be cared for and helped. And if you're the latter demographic then you shouldn't be tolerated you should be sent on your fucking way if you're willingly a jjerk and it disruptive slovenly sloppy asshole who's peeing everywhere making messes and being a general asshole.
So what Trump is doing isn't so unusual it's what cities have always done to create order. A lot of times it was done quietly between authorities or businesses and certain homeless individuals or groups. And all the public knew is that there wasn't too much trouble that is it like there is nnow.
What you're seeing in this executive order has been being done quietly in different cities and towns across the country for yyears. The explosion of insane over tolerance since 2016 or so is what has caused this problem.
Just like the insanity of what Obama was doing cause Trump to get elected and just like the insanity of what Bush was doing caused Obama to get elected.
Why don't you stop being a reactionary public and realize that things need to be managed and they need to be managed properly.
And then maybe the people that are managing things are not doing it correctly.
I personally cannot stand waste in a business as the granddaughter of two US Marines yes my grandmother was the US Marine if I haven't mentioned it a million times as well as coming from old money way back wear frugality keeps the family alive as well as my mother was an accountant for a Time. And I was raised in a foster home very frugally by two people that were blue-eyed Indians if you wwill
Who raised seven children in a small one bedroom house. And I never once felt like it was crowded or dirty or any of that sstuff.
I go to Goodwill's and other thrift stores and I'm completely disgusted in the Metro Boston area because they always make it so being financially challenged AKA poor equates filth and being uunhygienic. Then I go up to a Republican state like New Hampshire which is only semi-republican but still and everything in the Goodwill is put into order by size and it's clean and beautiful to look at.
If you face your own consumerism over consumption waste and the fact that things are run correctly and if you really find out who was in the home was seen and what kind of good people and bad people run it
You can then make better judgments on how to have a structure that works as an efficient mmachine.
The one thing I've seen that doesn't exist in the homeless seen anymore is human dignity.
Allowing over tolerance does not give people human dignity. Having everything bought up by some healthcare system is not human ddignity.
Making it look as if every homeless person is mentally ill because they're homeless is not human dignity. Enabling drug addicts is not human ddignity.
Constantly abusing and exploiting an entire group of voiceless leaderless helpless people in order to have government jobs funding and scapegoats as well as to run your criminal enterprises out of have a pool of snitches aand a place to dump inconvenient human beings which is what the homeless seen is collectively on its bad side is not human dignity.
If you want to hear about human dignity then I'll tell you about all of the workers I've seen over the years in the bad shelters in the old days that were actually the best places to be because they would take you in in the middle of the night if you were stranded and had no place to go where there should have been nurses present there was so much medical issues that needed to be fixed in the population and this is in Boston where there's a hospital right across the street and the woman working at night you can see her in the low light she's a Haitian or African woman and she's holding her rosary beads and she's doing the rosary quietly to herself as she runs an entire floor of unruly homeless all by herself on her shift successfully I might add. now that is one of the places where one of the workers told me that we needed to complain the people that stayed there because she couldn't. And they have the audacity to call themselves the citys public health department. It was the most outrageous sick joke ever.
And another example is the African-American people who often indeed we're crooked and would save beds for working girls and would give things to their families instead of the clients and play favorites and nepotism which is very common in the black community at least in the Northeast but these same people could be sseen standing closely and guarding and protecting an old black woman from Haiti or Africa who was mentally ill and blind and they would treat her as if she was their own grandmother. She wanted for nothing the entire time she was in that shelter at Pine Street inn for women in the early 2000s I saw this.
These are just a few examples of extreme humanity and human dignity given to the most lowest of the llow in the mistaken judgment of the modern globalist and condo dweller and others who have only been shown the horrors of homelessness that have been created on purpose that never should have happened to begin wwith.
Years ago in the '90s most people that worked in shelters were good good people. We had good good people working in the system and the '80s the system was good and there were services for people.
What happened since then I don't know but I do know one thing. After 9/11 people working in the shelter system the overnight shelter and day drop in system became the biggest bunch of assholes on the face of the planet. They were more resembled spies than anything else. And they were sneaky and behaved horribly and didn't seem to care about people.
The women's Center in Cambridge iconic in the fight for ffeminism and in taking care of the homeless slowly became nothing more than a way to get mentally ill women off the street when that was never what it was designed for. It was slowly destroyed bye instead of having volunteers from MIT students and other people who are locals in the neighborhood who cared about people and were curious about experiencing other kinds of lifestyles and cultures they started to hire medical students doing there internship so everyone who walked in the door got treated immediately as if they were mentally ill. And this is after the place was destroyed on purpose by a very bad director who probably snuck in under Judy and the other original founder of the women's Center who's too old to really understand what's going on or did whatever they had to do to keep the place going, and out of the hands of developers as prime Cambridge real estate. In just one or two years the place was destroyed by this bad director and it was done you guessed it by negligence that was on purpose. The director was being warned about violent mentally ill people coming in and causing trouble and she didn't do anything about it and we knew it would all end up with the place being closed down and that's exactly what happened.
And then everyone needed to be babysat by medical students.
I'm telling you one of the reasons I'm so ggood at this Theory and I survive it so well isn't just because I grew up with organized crime and I'm smart and I'm from the Northeast and I have a lot of help it's because I've been seeing this kind of underhanded sneaky behavior greedy driven intrigue and trickery in the homeless system for decades.
There's all kinds of stuff going on in the homeless system and in the homeless saying that the public don't know about and until you do you're always going to have a perpetual problem on your hands.
And that doesn't go for just homeless people there's complaints constantly from people that have mental illness that have a place to live they cannot get a hold of a doctor or a social worker and an older psychiatrist is about ready to retire that claims it in the 1980s the system here was much better and people could easily get help so what the hell is going on with that?
There are reasons why people are homeless.. we could sit down and tell you what they are. But then you'd have to all admit that the world is becoming a a place that is driven by greed and inhumanity ggenerally and the things are being geared towards inhumanity as the rule.
Also if homelessness were treated like an opportunity maybe there could be shown the seeds of something new and pioneering for those that are ccapable.. homeless people are genius at creating new things and finding things in pioneering and reusing being frugal and our environmental footprint is very small.
Maybe that's a threat such aas herbal medicine was a threat which is now completely crushed.
Anything that remains hidden from the public you always have to be careful because they're going to use it to manipulate you the public to manipulate money in directions they want it to flow and to continue to manipulate the people who they are exploited to create these manipulations.
And another thing people need to grow the fuck up and stop being afraid of people like Trump. We have something called the Constitution and we have a senate and Congress. He can say and do whatever he wants it doesn't mean it's going to go tthrough.
Less drama and more getting actual stuff done.
