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Booze Ban Driving Homeless Inland?
It seems a lot of residents have a problem with the homeless. Maybe since lovetheboozeban is happy their away from his/her mansion he/she would help fund a shelter with an alcoholics treatment program to help those homeless that were their in the first place instead of having them incarcerated. I guess that would be the "right" thing to do. I have seen homeless everywhere in this USA from my travels and lets not forget they're citizens like the rest of us. Maybe their suffering from depression and are alcoholics due to that or they've recently lost their job due to the economy. So lets all try to show a little compassion towards the downtrodden and try to help them as best we can. I'm sure you would want the same if you were put into that situation ( God forbid for the "millionaires")and not have the police called on you because you're homeless with problems you can't get help for. Thank you...— July 8, 2009 1:27 p.m.