I hear you Janus. I was in San Deigo once with the temperature at maybe 68 degrees (aprox. 20 C) and people were wearing jackets and shivering. In New England, this is weather for t-shirts and shorts. Part of it is what you are used to (as in my case) and part is what you are prepared for (clothes, equipment). On the plus side, I was able to eat outdoors in the nice weather pretty much by myself even though the restraunt was crowded.
Well in the time being couldnt the french just sleep near the burning hulks of cars on the side of the road that the Muslims caused?
(this is a crass joke… so not to worry) :-o
I would like to know what came out of the great socialist utopia of France? They sure as hell talk the talk, but with all their social programs this is what it comes to? Homeless die in the US (it happens everywhere). I just question the heaven of socialism. I would think this would be a front line battle. Why this battle is lost? Because their economy sucks and they don’t have the means to do it.
I would like to know what came out of the great socialist utopia of France? They sure as hell talk the talk, but with all their social programs this is what it comes to? Homeless die in the US (it happens everywhere). I just question the heaven of socialism. I would think this would be a front line battle. Why this battle is lost? Because their economy sucks and they don’t have the means to do it.
you also missed the point that most homeless people are not mentally well. You can’t force people into programs . . . well, maybe in a capitalist utopia you can . . . .
@cystic:
I would like to know what came out of the great socialist utopia of France? They sure as hell talk the talk, but with all their social programs this is what it comes to? Homeless die in the US (it happens everywhere). I just question the heaven of socialism. I would think this would be a front line battle. Why this battle is lost? Because their economy sucks and they don’t have the means to do it.
you also missed the point that most homeless people are not mentally well. You can’t force people into programs . . . well, maybe in a capitalist utopia you can . . . .
You missed the point when I said it happens everywhere. I would think that in the great socialist utopia of France, this would be their biggest concern. Us horrible capitalist just kick the bums when we see them (sarcasm). If this is not a victem of socialism crying out “why didn’t you save me”. I don’t know what is. How did these mentaly ill people become homeless in the great big brother government that is France? Why didn’t “the system” save them?
Because the French economy is sitting right along side with the homeless mentaly ill. Too “socialisticaly ill” to save itself, and for some insane reason, thinks there is no problem.
You have a lot to learn about mental illness.
This thread serves no purpose.
Welcome to Locks-ville, population you.
