Exactly. Those children have never seen a homeless person let alone walked by one.

Yeah and who's going to pay for all

😳😳😳 😆🤣👍

He lied.

That's the truth !!! It's so simple, just take your meds !!! But ,NOOOOO 🤦‍♀️ It's not until they are incarcerated and have to comply . These non- medicated individuals have no filters, no self control and live for the drama ! A family member is in jail right now ; she has other health issues that were not being addressed as well as mental illness. Now she's getting medical attention and care for her physical health and medical attention for her mental health. This is in Arizona.

Take your meds! I dealt with 7/11 Doctors ( etc) & brain numbing drugs...& still worked & retired from 33 years of Corp job. My mother always found me defective.

cool way of focusing on the one time “it worked”- why don’t we ask your niece- and completely ignore all the possibilities where this could be abused and stripped people of their basic rights.

Stop worrying about sloths they been here for 60 million years,.dont you care about what's happening below your feet

​@pomgrant7680 It's all tied together ..

Is someone wants to not buy a home and rome america and travel and have gig jobs whats wrong with that ? Ypu sound like robot😂

Up here in WA we have teams of social workers that go into homeless camps regularly. Theu offer help to whoever wants it. Unfortunately, there are way to many people who don't want shelter or medical treatment because they see that as loosing their freedom. So, they continue to use peoples lawns as their lavatory & scream at peoples children on their way to school. Who's freedom are they infringing on then? If you are ot sane, you can't make sane decisions.

Your Last Sentence is an opinion . Al Capone had opinions, Jack the Ripper had opinions, John Wilkes booth had opinions. How do we decide whose opinion is used to overrule the constitution and/or the Supreme Court?

My last sentence is not an opinion it is a fact. It is a fact because it is the policy of the State of California to the extent of CARE Court. The entire purpose of care court, from the video, is to provide care to the mentally infirm at the expense of their civil rights, to the hopeful benefit of them and society. So your attempt to characterize my statement as an opinion, implying it has no more value than that of many dregs of society, fails. Even your question to me fails. Nobody is deciding to overrule the constitution here and or the Supreme Court. Nobody has articulated a specific argument as to which provision of the constitution CARE Court violates, nor has anything been articulated about Supreme Court precedent been violated. So you can't even get to the actual question since it's moot. But for the benefit of the doubt, we'll say an easy area of attack is Due Process, that the due process rights of the homeless are being violated because they are being deprived of a liberty interest - involuntary commitment. Well, that is legally permissible and happens all the time either through the criminal justice system or other systems of involuntary civil confinement. This CARE Court is nothing more than a DUI Court for the homeless to provide some form of structure and mechanism to get them help. It is in fact a least restrictive measure as compared to locking these people in a straight jacket and throwing them in an asylum or prison. Senselessly trying to debate this point only further frustrates action to be taken to benefit the homeless and society.@@johnhungerford6073

Yet no money for Hawii or East Palistine , OH, or vets in US or border here.

Maybe combative, entrenched financial interests based in the status quo? I'm not from CA, but isn't that always the enemy of change?

MONEY!!! ITS ALL MONEY THEY DONT CARE ABOUT US. WE ARE SIMPLY IDIOTS TO MANAGE

Vote them outta office..keep voting for the same people you going have the same problem

Funny that REPLIES HERE, have disappeared.

We definitely need more perfect people, I’ll put you on that….

Isn't it awful? Mental illness, depression, anxiety. And worse as we know. I have some pretty sad relationships in my family. Allllll my 63 years I've tried to get everyone to accept one another, to be kind, caring toward one another. Nobody left behind and guess what ? I'm tired . You have no idea the battles i have faught so to speak. Mental health is no joke.

lmao uh yeah he’s such a “fighter”

Newsome created this mess

I found her

Wrong. The vast majority of homeless people, in the state of California especially, have serious mental problems and/or drug addiction problems. Something like 85-90% or more of homeless in the state are addicted to drugs and/or alcohol. A solid plurality of homeless have serious, diagnosed mental illnesses. I agree that the focus should be on care instead of medical incarceration, but let's not pretend that the problem here is something that it isn't.

Defend US border first

Does this have the Gen Mark Milley interview?

Thank you.

NGO=self fulfilling salary device

You know they kind of already have all the stuff you are talking about. Therapy isn’t the biggest thing. They need to have medication readily available and we need to keep people compliant.

…and it’s gotten worse whilst he wastes his time & efforts on magazine bans & other garbage. His outrage should be directed inward.

They will be eligible for subsidized housing or assisted living if they are ready for positive change.

Lol. Average Rent isn’t even that much

📢 IT'S CALLED INFLATION

1) The shutdown hasn't happened yet. 2) We have the money. 3) The pentagon can only account of 29% of it's budget. 4) Sending weapons to Ukraine supports all the weapons manufacturing companies.

@@carolpapworth7056 Your comment is contradictory.

It’s good that you can pay someone else to fight your enemy instead of you fighting yourself!

Well we gotta keep ‘em under control so they keep slaving away at work to continue making all those tax-free billionaires richer! How else are we gonna achieve all that unless we keep these peons strapped down with endless debt??

..."If your college degree doesn't produce enough value for you to pay it off, it certainly doesn't have enough value for your neighbor to pay it off. "Dreams soon become nightmares when borrowing becomes a way of life. 🤔🤔.

You make that you pay him you don't Shuffle I'm off on everybody else

We have care available here in WA. The mentally ill, do not agree to be helped. They self medicate with illegal drugs instead.

They talked about Russia and that it was a threat to the existential of the US. It's hilarious. We heard that during the Vietnam War. Many of my friends never made it back to their families. And now, we are courting Vietnam to be an ally.

I ukranian. I agree. Before war, I only earn $150 per month. Now there is no job in my town, but thanks to America I get $1300 per month in benefit. Before war, I ride city bus, now I buy nice car and can go vacation. Thank you America! Please keep help us!

@@havanasyndrome3024I can’t tell if either one of you are serious or being sarcastic

@@tomharper8351pretty sure that account is from Ukraine. He likes US money. All his comments are about this. Goodman is definitely being sarcastic.

@Goodman5396, I absolutely agree ! I’m paying taxes, and I’m having a hard time financially, but people say, forget Americans, just take care of the world problems. We’ve fought so many European wars and they still say nasty things about us. There are countries in Europe doing better than us, they can give much much combined than what we can. The more we give, they come back and squeeze us for more. We’re giving triple time more than anyone else. I wish I could go on vacation! They think they know everything about our economy, but they don’t. We can never give them enough! We’re giving what we don’t have! We’re not the world’s ATM!

What do you suggest instead? I’m glad we are at least doing something. Curious how it will turn out

Correct & his stereotypical liberal outrage should be directed inward.

Sure. So they can get stressed out and fail again or mass shoot.

@@stephaniepiazzese2602 You're right, a homeless camp on your doorstep is the better solution.

I don't think you. understand mental illness. Why would the person know what to do, and be amused by, the golf clubs or the game?

Next we can get Americans to learn the difference between 'bring' and 'take' and 'lie' and 'lay' though I personally hope for a mass movement to remove vocal fry from American women in my lifetime. Then there's the people who don't know how to spell 'definitely' and need to be taken out and... taught spelling.

That would definitely help!!

@@markward3981 yep. fall of the soviet union was the worst thing to ever happen to america. no enemy to rally against, no unity. no purpose and its all been straight downhill since...

@@operator9858 They always find new scary monsters, ...then more war

@@markward3981 ya but trying to go to war against a religion i dont think had the desired outcome lol

Shake hands with me - we seem to be the only two people commenting here (at least as far as I've read) who remember that it was Proposition 13 in 1978 (which the people voted for) that let all the mentally ill out of state care in California if they were deemed non-violent. No thought was taken as to where those people would GO or who would manage their care or house them or feed them or make sure that they knew that someone's front step is not their bedroom and toilet... Short-term gain in 'balancing the budget' efforts, but a massive explosion in mentally checked-out homeless people. With California's climate, it is EASY for people to survive on the street, with a bit of cardboard or a blanket. Before Proposition 13, if a person was a 'vagrant' the person could be arrested and if found to be mentally ill, detained for psychiatric care - off the streets, anyway. The government repealed what had been an important part of keeping the streets clean and pleasant: keeping 'vagrants' - whether tramps, economically homeless people, or people with criminal intent OR the wandering mentally ill - off the streets and under someone's supervision OR released into the custody of someone who would house them one way or another. Most people commenting here seem to be too young to remember the days when there were NOT 'crazies' on the streets because there were laws against using the streets as a residence for any purpose or reason. One way or another, vagrants were NOT on the streets, whether it meant jail, mental health facilities, or released to the custody of relatives. So yes, we have to look at what worked in the past and try to find a way forward to get as many people off the streets as possible. If they are there for economic reasons (as they were in the Great Depression), then housing needs to be found and aid needs to be offered to feed those people until they can support themselves. And if they are mentally ill, they need to be put into care until/unless they can be released into competent custody of someone who will help them lead a stable - housed - life somewhere. I think Reagan's 'logic' was a kind of rosy Hollywood-style idealized image of his childhood America in which 'people will step up and take care of their own', and the people of California had a 'not my problem; I just want to keep more of my money' attitude. Lack of realism about society (Reagan) and lack of heart (Californians) and an American focus on voting with the wallet (pretty much everyone) created this problem.

Glory to my friend 🇺🇦

Idk what you’re even thinking. We have hundreds of billions to a stalemate at best. If you just invested that into jobs and infrastructure then that would give people meaning.