Everyone has a right, but....

[MarieK]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

Very Herman Cain of them. Being homeless is not a crime neither is being an addict. They are people in need of help and maybe if, as black people, those of us who have a roof over our heads and food in our pantries, extended help instead of criticising then maybe, just maybe, society would view us differently. Criminalizing these people is not the answer, some people fall into addiction through various methods, some have had a great job and a home and due to the economic downturn has lost it, but since that will never happen to some, they feel they can pass judgment.

I hope some of the people out there protesting, will not fall victim to the next massive layoffs that is about to hit the US economy. lol. The funny thing is that these homeless are just about as broken as they can get, it will be fun, however, to watch those once whole, being broken.

I am sorry, but i will not stop feeding homeless people whether they are downtown atlanta or in buckhead and i cd care less what homeoweners think.

Sometimes all a person needs is a warm meal, a little shelter and some compassion to give them a little hope.

I don't care where I am in life, i will never think of a man being less than me, so if i see someone in need, hungry, cold, or in need I am going to help, if they rob me of worldly posessions that's fine cuz the grace of god and God's recongition for what i have done for that person, is worth far more than what i cd have lost.

So, if, in my neighborhood, a coffee shop decides to feed the homeless, ima go in there and offer my services to help FOR FREE...

Then again, I'm human and some, well they just aren't.

[Cultcha]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

We have a similar sort of place in the town next to mine. I have been there to eat but to be honest the stench (B.O.) in there sometimes because of the high amount of homeless folks makes for a less than pleasant experience.

[Suesumba]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

the better thing would be for the restaurant to donate the food to a soup kitchen. i wouldn't really want to eat next to someone who's clothes is also their toilet.

and i'm sure there must the missionaries, etc.

[blugiant]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Marie_K</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Very Herman Cain of them. Being homeless is not a crime neither is being an addict. They are people in need of help and maybe if, as black people, those of us who have a roof over our heads and food in our pantries, extended help instead of criticising then maybe, just maybe, society would view us differently. Criminalizing these people is not the answer, some people fall into addiction through various methods, some have had a great job and a home and due to the economic downturn has lost it, but since that will never happen to some, they feel they can pass judgment.

I hope some of the people out there protesting, will not fall victim to the next massive layoffs that is about to hit the US economy. lol. The funny thing is that these homeless are just about as broken as they can get, it will be fun, however, to watch those once whole, being broken.

I am sorry, but i will not stop feeding homeless people whether they are downtown atlanta or in buckhead and i cd care less what homeoweners think.

Sometimes all a person needs is a warm meal, a little shelter and some compassion to give them a little hope.

I don't care where I am in life, i will never think of a man being less than me, so if i see someone in need, hungry, cold, or in need I am going to help, if they rob me of worldly posessions that's fine cuz the grace of god and God's recongition for what i have done for that person, is worth far more than what i cd have lost.

So, if, in my neighborhood, a coffee shop decides to feed the homeless, ima go in there and offer my services to help FOR FREE...

Then again, I'm human and some, well they just aren't. </div></div>

yu knoo mii agree widd sum aff cain positions butt sum aff imm addar positions ar too xxtreme meybee dat y racist oyinbo luv imm soo much. iff yu grew upp inn ja ann neva saw povertee, yu xxtremelee fortunate. still dat doan meen iff poor peeps ask fe a small wi will give itt to dem cah yu doan waan fe create a cycle aff dependance

mii agree widd yu dat a latt more peeps will soon be homeless butt iss da solution fe feed da homeless ar bunn fiyah pon da babylon system dat enrichinn da rich wild increasinn povertee.

wen mii tutor inn dat homeless shelter mii saw wan beaten down devoted madder woo cood natt read wey ask mii iff mii cood tekk wan aff ar dawtter ann raise ar. yu see itt mekk peeps feel good ann sumwat superior wen dem feed da homeless butt dat ignorinn da rest aff dem plight. moas aff dem natt pon jugs ar alcoholic butt lett natt ignore de realitee dat sum ave mental health issues ann ar dangerous ann bring crimes widd dem. jugs addicted peeps will teef ann rob fe gitt dem nexx iigh soo fe anneewan fe gawn like peeps wey own home doan ave reasons fe bee cancern nuh rite

[blugiant]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Kotch_Foot_Milo</div><div class="ubbcode-body">We have a similar sort of place in the town next to mine. I have been there to eat but to be honest the stench (B.O.) in there sometimes because of the high amount of homeless folks makes for a less than pleasant experience.

</div></div>

moas peeps pon yah kno mii natt pc dat y mii chubble dem. dem waan fe reduce da issue to feedinn da homeless widdout addressinn sum aff de addar issues associated widd homelessness.

[blugiant]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SueSumba</div><div class="ubbcode-body">the better thing would be for the restaurant to donate the food to a soup kitchen. i wouldn't really want to eat next to someone who's clothes is also their toilet.

and i'm sure there must the missionaries, etc. </div></div>

mii wander iff soup kitchens ar da solution. soup kitchens ann missionaries ting ar money makinn ting fe sumwan. time fee peeps fe bunn fiyah pon da system dat bigg upp soup kitchen as da solutions raddar dan mekkinn sure everee wan ave food fe eat

[ILP]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body">[quote=HIELPEE]

diss mekk mii laff

so raddar dan askinn da protestars wat dem protestinn <span style="font-weight: bold">yu goo ask da shap owner woo da peeps protestinn</span>

so iff da shop owner iss truthful ann servinn drug addicted homeless peeps yu doan tink peeps wey live inn da area ave a rite fe be cancern dat de shop iss attractinn crime inn dem neighbarhood. yu knoo mii natt pc butt mii might ave join de protestars cah dat shap might bring down propertee value

plus sintinn wrang wen shap owner tellinn homeless peeps dat dem muss eat inside de premises </div></div>

#1 go back ahn read wah mi seh.
#2 mi know already that you is a rather crafty satirist...however mi have a question just so mi clear on fi you stance. Are you saying that just because these people (in my new town) are homeless...they are also involved with crime. Cah mi not understanding the correlation between homelessness and the automatic assumption of being involved with crime.

[MarieK]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

i stopped reading after you said you agreed with some of Cain's stance on things. I find this man reprehensible and in the same ranks as C. Thomas - Cain is judging people and blaming them for their misfortune- this shows his disconnect from the masses esp. blacks, and absolutely cannot stand anyone who could actually agree with either of these <span style="font-weight: bold">males</span>

[blugiant]

Re: Everyone has a right, but....

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HIELPEE</div><div class="ubbcode-body">.
#2 mi know already that you is a rather crafty satirist...however mi have a question just so mi clear on fi you stance. Are you saying that just because these people (in my new town) are homeless...they are also involved with crime. Cah mi not understanding the correlation between homelessness and the automatic assumption of being involved with crime. </div></div>

wen mii wass tutorinn inn da homeless shelter wan aff de homeless gurl wass starvinn, stomach grumblinn soo mii gave ar da bag aff chippee mii add inn mii bag. shi shared itt widd ar two addar hungry siblings. so sumtime mii wood buy sum chips fe da addar students. meybe da y dem wass always appee fe see mi. wan aff de student went to ar cot hidd da bag aff chip ann wen shii went back fe gitt itt sumwan teef itt ann itt wass onlee homeless adult dat cood ave dunn itt. poor gurl tarted fe bawl ann itt wass latah mii found out dem teef ar bag aff chip.

wen yu studee crime yu will see dat pavertee ave a strang correlation widd &quot;crime.&quot; natt seyinn dat rich peeps doan commit crime too butt racist society diffrentiate between blue ann white collar crime. de addar day inna da paypah wan aff dem wall street peeps got 3 ears fe teefinn millions ann 20 dallar teff got 15 ears.

ar yu reallee a try fe argue dat drug addicted homeless peeps ar natt more likelee fe commit certain crimes dat wood cancern home owners? natt seyinn dat awl homeless peeps ar automaticallee invalved widd crime butt dem rate aff dem commitinn certain crimes ar greata

inn nyc wen homeless peeps went to homeless shelter, po po was checkinn dem id before dem assigned bedd ann a latt aff homeless peeps started fe spend dem nites inn jail. wat mii neva like iss babylon arrestinn manee homeless peeps fe petty crime fe gitt dem aff da street. sad to sey itt butt wen yu a deal widd babylon to bee homeless iss a crime