Bay Area city begins sweep of massive homeless encampment

[Threestep2]

Originally Posted by pathrunner

She is not moving to Florida and did not purchase a mansion there.

https://www.reuters.com/article/fact...-idUSL1N2SH0GM

Beth Bourque of Southern Shore Properties, the listing broker for 429 South Beach Rd., confirmed to Reuters that Pelosi was not the buyer of the property.

Was the actual buyer and his/her relationships disclosed?

[RMESMH]

Originally Posted by mgforshort

are certain issues in our country, like illegal immigration, narcotics, homelessness, and pit bull dogs, where one half of the population is 100% disagrees with the other half, and nothing on earth would change their mind. No point in arguing. If you ask, I agree with the bolded text posted by "Spot", but my opinion doesn't matter here, or anywhere else. I just practice my typing because it helps delaying Alzheimer's.

As for the rich not paying enough taxes, even 1/10th of their taxes is a hell of a lot more than the poor smucks like me pay, so stop the whining. Every job I got came from a rich man and I'm grateful for all, they helped me when I needed it.

lol.

One of the benefits of CD .

[pathrunner]

Originally Posted by Threestep2

Was the actual buyer and his/her relationships disclosed?

I didn't follow up on that, but if she did actually buy the place (which is possible) she bought it with a blind trust or corporation or some other entity. I find it difficult to believe that the Pelosis would leave San Francisco. They've been there for many decades. Florida? Maybe... I would think FL for the winter months. But winters in SF aren't bad, so *shrug*.

[mattja]

Originally Posted by RangeRover20

"The richest 1 percent of Americans evade as much as $163 billion in taxes every year." - Robert Reich, Berkeley professor, former Secretary of Labor.

Imagine how many people this country could help with even a fraction of that money, were these overly entitled, self-absorbed pinheads not so calloused, greedy, and indifferent. These homeless people deserve much more consideration. The fact that they're homeless in the first place is a poor reflection on this society. There should be an endless amount of resources to help them, whatever the cause of their predicament. At the very least, they should have a place to stay, food to eat, a safe place they can rest comfortably, and resources to help them out. They shouldn't have to form these encampments.

The Bay Area is no better than any other area in this regard. Quite disappointing.

Robert Reich is a malakas. He was a malakas when he worked for Clinton and he's a malakas today.