It's quite simple. Cities didn't tolerate that shit before and now they encourage it.
It's quite simple.
Cities didn't tolerate that shit before and now they encourage it.
The powers that be have been funneling people to the drugs they supply and suppressing competition on easier to make or grow drugs since the inception of the FBI , DEA, and CIA. They used to spray marijuana crops in Mexico with Paraquat. They knew it would be detrimental to those that consumed it.
The powers that be have been funneling people to the drugs they supply and suppressing competition on easier to make or grow drugs since the inception of the FBI , DEA, and CIA. They used to spray marijuana crops in Mexico with Paraquat. They knew it would be detrimental to those that consumed it.
There used to be American cooks, then the US made it very hard to get any ingredients. So the Cartels started cooking and guess what? They dont care if you die.
There used to be American cooks, then the US made it very hard to get any ingredients. So the Cartels started cooking and guess what? They dont care if you die.
Warm weather, lack of enforcement, and public assistance are why there are entire divisions of homeless people in LA.
Warm weather, lack of enforcement, and public assistance are why there are entire divisions of homeless people in LA.
I lived in San Diego back in 1990. The homeless guy I knew told me that they were very mobile, spending their winters in Southern California and often drifting up to all points north, even to Seattle in warmer months. Balboa Park, home of the famous San Diego Zoo, was a winter encampment for a few hundred guys and gals. They were sociable and non-violent. Crime was low back then too. But now, there's a million addicts living on the streets in California. Sad. All because of government agencies, directly and indirectly.
I lived in San Diego back in 1990. The homeless guy I knew told me that they were very mobile, spending their winters in Southern California and often drifting up to all points north, even to Seattle in warmer months. Balboa Park, home of the famous San Diego Zoo, was a winter encampment for a few hundred guys and gals. They were sociable and non-violent. Crime was low back then too. But now, there's a million addicts living on the streets in California. Sad. All because of government agencies, directly and indirectly.
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