Part of the problem is the "workers" at the shelter. Not the RA's I mean the case workers. I live under a constant feeling of threat. I didn't used to he homeless. I had a 950 square foot apartment when I had a good job. I lost that job due to a new director who just didn't like me or any of the women who didn't massage his ego. I'm not exaggerating.
Homeless women especially belong in a homeless shelter. It is safer there and they can get help for their problems and job training and healthcare. It can help prevent problems with Planned Parenthood, prostitution and drug addiction
@@grayflannels176 and putting women's lives above men is constitutional? Women are roughly 24% of homeless here in Canada. I've heard from Paul Elam that the numbers in the USA are about the same, so why would you waste money on people who are a minority of the problem and also have plenty of funding as it is?
Shelters are full in Massachusetts's and rhodeisland so I'm looking at the cold hard streets I just feel no hope cause its domestic violence and i had a place my abuser came they threw me out . I feel like if i get to scared i might go back hower either way I'm going die ..praying GOD opens doors
Some people can't or don't want to follow the rules of a homeless shelter. They also probably have difficulty following the rules of society in general. That's why they are homeless in the first place.
@@grayflannels176 ok but i can handle the rules my problem is maybe is not nice to say but i get depress be sourraunded for ignorant mental sick and to much street culture because is not me reason because i. Back to the street i personal do not show as homles o have the classic aparience as shelter people i live in the street in smart way clean i make landruy. Have small unit rented in a self storage thanks at god sleep in a nice place front a jewelery clean and every day go to sell because im street vendor in a rich area on manhattan and people like me brig me the more espencive foot they give me money. Etc at the end is not a perfect live but 1000% best a the life in any shelter
You immediately spewed bullshit when you said it’s called a “hostile because it’s a hostile environment”. That isn’t true at all! It is actually a HOSTEL which is defined as an establishment who helps travellers, the homeless, students etc....
Yep. They showed their bias within a few seconds. Add to that the opening sequence of showing a non-descript building, with a fence around it, with snow on the ground, with the "hostile" narrative playing in the background. Aaaaaand go ahead and add a few cops to the scene for good measure. There's no possible way the editors did not know that hostel was not "hostile". I can easily imagine a not-all-there homeless person thinking that. But not the editors of this video. Then some idiot comes on very soon afterward saying "if you put an individual into a setting that isn't a home, then their mental health is already closer to the edge of being in jeopardy..... No kidding. That's like saying people prefer their own home, and if they don't have one, they are not as happy. No fucking shit. I stopped watching before the 1:00 mark.
@@keith7820 Wow you pinned them down for sure! I love your comment. These people need to realize that some of us are going to speak up and not allow this level of targeting against those who are temporarily struggling. The hostel and their occupants deserve proper reporting or none at all.
The reality of it is....administrators and staff are the biggest bullies in any shelter
Part of the problem is the "workers" at the shelter. Not the RA's I mean the case workers. I live under a constant feeling of threat. I didn't used to he homeless. I had a 950 square foot apartment when I had a good job. I lost that job due to a new director who just didn't like me or any of the women who didn't massage his ego. I'm not exaggerating.
Some orkers are great though. But yeah, Some are awful.
Homeless women especially belong in a homeless shelter. It is safer there and they can get help for their problems and job training and healthcare. It can help prevent problems with Planned Parenthood, prostitution and drug addiction
There is no such thing as a free lunch in America. Two wrongs don't make a right. Robbing Peter to pay Paul is unconstitutional.
@@grayflannels176 and putting women's lives above men is constitutional? Women are roughly 24% of homeless here in Canada. I've heard from Paul Elam that the numbers in the USA are about the same, so why would you waste money on people who are a minority of the problem and also have plenty of funding as it is?
I believe every thing that she says...
shame shame shame on those workers
Shelters are full in Massachusetts's and rhodeisland so I'm looking at the cold hard streets I just feel no hope cause its domestic violence and i had a place my abuser came they threw me out . I feel like if i get to scared i might go back hower either way I'm going die ..praying GOD opens doors
I hope four months later your doing better!
Hey how are you now?
People who suffers from mental Health should not be forced into shelters they deserve to have a proper home like everyone else
Im in shelter now but my final conclution is the street
is much better at the in shelter
Some people can't or don't want to follow the rules of a homeless shelter. They also probably have difficulty following the rules of society in general. That's why they are homeless in the first place.
Me to prayers my sister much prayers stay strong
@@grayflannels176 ok but i can handle the rules my problem is maybe is not nice to say but i get depress be sourraunded for ignorant mental sick and to much street culture because is not me reason because i. Back to the street i personal do not show as homles o have the classic aparience as shelter people i live in the street in smart way clean i make landruy. Have small unit rented in a self storage thanks at god sleep in a nice place front a jewelery clean and every day go to sell because im street vendor in a rich area on manhattan and people like me brig me the more espencive foot they give me money. Etc at the end is not a perfect live but 1000% best a the life in any shelter
What do you do when it's 20 degrees outside? Freeze to death? That's crazy
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SHELTER WORKERS NEED TO WALK UP AND DOWN THE AISLE ALL NIGHT to stop bullying shame of them
awww
Still the same 2024😢😢😢😢
You immediately spewed bullshit when you said it’s called a “hostile because it’s a hostile environment”. That isn’t true at all! It is actually a HOSTEL which is defined as an establishment who helps travellers, the homeless, students etc....
Yep. They showed their bias within a few seconds. Add to that the opening sequence of showing a non-descript building, with a fence around it, with snow on the ground, with the "hostile" narrative playing in the background. Aaaaaand go ahead and add a few cops to the scene for good measure. There's no possible way the editors did not know that hostel was not "hostile". I can easily imagine a not-all-there homeless person thinking that. But not the editors of this video. Then some idiot comes on very soon afterward saying "if you put an individual into a setting that isn't a home, then their mental health is already closer to the edge of being in jeopardy..... No kidding. That's like saying people prefer their own home, and if they don't have one, they are not as happy. No fucking shit. I stopped watching before the 1:00 mark.
@@keith7820 Wow you pinned them down for sure! I love your comment. These people need to realize that some of us are going to speak up and not allow this level of targeting against those who are temporarily struggling. The hostel and their occupants deserve proper reporting or none at all.