Norman
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That went too far, imo. Unless you have had a family member that suffers from mental illness, you have no idea. Be glad you don’t.Two young homeless men (20’s easy) were flopping outside the Wal-Mart today. One of them did not have shoes. But they did have a well fed dog and cigarettes to smoke despite their greasy dred hair and filthy clothes. I bought them “pop top” canned foods and plastic utensils, plus coffee, sugar, and lighter fluid. They were talking to an Army minister when I actually apologized to them and said, “guys it ain’t much...but I hope it helps.” These two were a product of the Neo-Democrats Liberal Great Society. Beg rather than work. Democrats want a victim class. They are narcissistic and condescending. They will think me an asshole for my core beliefs...but hard work and a paycheck would help them two today. But, the are millennial generation. “Mom kicked me out of the basement, now I’m homeless...what will I do.” Work=Paycheck. Billionaire liberals like Soros and his lackey Clinton’s want a victim mindset. We need a mindset that we live in the greatest nation on earth and can achieve a good life. Wonder what Mexican illegals think when they look at the white shit begging?
From a personal perspective - one of those men could easily have been my brother, who, in his early twenties, sick and psychotic from schitzophrenia - was homeless for a period.
Well that I believe. You are so freaking unhelpful and avoidant of contributing anything to the society that you wouldn't even help your own brother get a home and help in such a terrible situation.
Yet even though the though of helping your own family members revolts you, others should help total strangers... okay. I can see where the mental illness came from when surrounded by people like this - I would be insane too.
I have family members who suffer from Schizophrenia. Not homeless. What prevented Coyote from getting his brother some much needed help? Maybe the fact that him being a total asshole, he didn't give a shit.
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If you have family members with this disease, you would realize how difficult that disease is - when my brother had his first psychotic break he was a teen as was I. When he was homeless - he was 22 - and it was for a few months. My mother did everything to help him - but in the mid 1970's there isn't a whole lot you can do and the prevailing theory of schitzophrenia is not "brain disease" but frigid mother. When the person is an adult your options are even more limited in regards to what can legally be done. My brother has had periods of stability and some more serious breaks and was almost homeless again. You have no idea of the things we had to do to get him into a safe and stable situation and at any point he could have walked out and made a different choice and our hands were tied. So fuck you.
"My mother did everything to help him."
And I am sure you did absolutely nothing. It's got to always be someone else, doesn't it?