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I live in California, we are not doing as great as everyone thinks we are. We have homeless, shit in the streets, stupid high rent, extra traffic, high taxes, e
by sieabahlpark 7y ago
I live in California, we are not doing as great as everyone thinks we are. We have homeless, shit in the streets, stupid high rent, extra traffic, high taxes, etc.
As great as it is to live here I think the state is actually going downhill over time.
I also don't care what it does, if an illegal alien takes from the tax payer that money could be spent on, oh I don't know, healthcare, homeless, VA, or any other humanitarian purpose. I can walk outside and see a couple tents, I drive to work I see dozens, I drive further and I see tent cities. Let's take care of our own citizens first for once? Why not improve their home countries instead of everyone coming here?
- NotSammyHagar 7y agoI live in Seattle and there are similar problems. The homeless are all us citizens. They don't have problems caused by immigration. I talk to these sad souls frequently. Every day unfortunately I walk past them on the way to work. I say unfortunate because I want them to have a place to live and not be on the street. They have nothing to do with illegal immigrants. These homeless people aren't going to be working in a restaurant or other kinds of jobs immigrants often do. In seattle the minimum wage is $15 an hour, that is not enough to attract the homeless here.
- sieabahlpark 7y agoYou're dense, I said rather than spending $113b on the illegal aliens how about we spend even if it's a fraction of "one hundred thirteen billion" on the homeless problem. If they're all US citizens then you should feel empathetic to help them more.