Originally posted by: David Miller
Did I ask you to repeat what you wrote? I asked you some questions and you responded by saying I criticized you. When asked to show where I criticized you, you chose not to address my questions or show the criticism you said I made. Shifting the "solution" to me is typical of a liberal. You started the finger pointing criticizing how it was Starbucks fault for how they handled the situation. You have no problem bitching and moaning about a problem, but like all complaining liberals you never offer your solution. You don't have one because that is not what you are interested in - you only want to express outrage, stirring people up, without offering up your solution. You liberals do this all the time with every "issue", real or imagined, just to keep things stirred up. Until you can offer up a "solution" I suggest you refrain from pointing fingers and bemoaning efforts that others try. So, give us YOUR solution(s) - everyone is waiting....
OK..sorry..I renounce my earlier comment. I WILL REPOST because David MIller doesnt seem to understand anything. Actually, he does, I just busted him for not having his own solution which is why he's stomping his feet now.
Hereit is - my reposted solution that David MIller cant understand because I didnt type it slow enough: I highlighted the important part in RED for the reading impaired. Then David can respond with some upset commentary without giving his own solution because....well...its David. Watch.
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"Yeah, there's answers but you probably wont like them. You can look to other industrialized nations.
If you've been to Europe (you know, those awful Socialist countries) they have taxpayer funding which provides homeless people with shelter, mental counselling, and drug rehab. That makes taxes higher. But it also makes the "tent cities" like you see in US cities disappear. Thats why you dont see them in London, Paris, Berlin, etc...
If you dont want your tax dollars to address this issue then you cant complain about the bum sleeping in your neighborhood park. Unfortunately, thats the standard here. In Indianapolis we have some funding to put homeless people in low income apartments. But its not funded well....they cant afford to get the garbage picked up. They just did a news story how the dumpsters at that complex are overrun with trash and rats.
So you get what you pay for. Thinking you can solve it by not investing in a solution doesnt seem to work very well. "