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Re: Would you run them off?


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Posted by Bruce(OR) on June 13, 2020 at 06:40:48 from (65.102.61.148):

In Reply to: Would you run them off? posted by 37 chief on June 12, 2020 at 20:04:00:

We are living on a small chunk that the wife's parents bought back in the early 70's for about $7K. I have BLM on two sides of me and Weyerhauser on the other two. Basically no neighbors to look at all my junk. Closest human is about 1/4 mile away. Trespassers are reported to the Sheriff. I do feel sorry for a lot of them but I figure most people including minorities had the same opportunity that I did growing up and at 18 or so when I went off to the military. I am not a work-a-holic but I do have a bit of understanding of at least having a plan to make things come together, somehow, maybe and I must admit God's good grace quite a few times.
Homeless? Why?
Minimum wage is roughly $25K yearly on the west coast, two people is $50K. . . And your homeless, uh. . . why?
Dishwasher jobs not happening?
McDonald's stopped hiring?
While I feel sorry for a few people, I have to ask, "Why?"
Oh. Because working as a dishwasher is beneath you.
Guess that is why when I worked as a dishwasher some years ago and I was about to quit, the boss offered to double my pay.
I do remember living on a .79 cent can of baked beans a day for about 6 weeks and walking to work another time.
Homeless for a lot of folks is a choice. Homeless standing on a street corner holding a sign is not homeless.
Holding a sign is a job. You can get paid to do that. You don't need my money to hold that sign.
Trespasser is just a liability beyond my desire to have to deal with it. I do not desire to deal with a worse case scenario of a drugged up squatter.
Have fun, go get a job.


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