WATCH: Instead Of Arresting Hungry Woman For Stealing Food, Cop Pays For Her Groceries
Matt Agorist – Upon conducting his investigation. Ghidina learned that the woman had stolen several food items from the store.
Matt Agorist – Upon conducting his investigation. Ghidina learned that the woman had stolen several food items from the store.
Matt Agorist – Sadly, it’s not just the homes that were lost in the raid.
Matt Agorist – The election cycle is an enormous and colossal waste of resources.
John Vibes – The tickets reportedly come along with a fine of up to $750, which homeless people are obviously unable to pay.
Emma Fiala – Tenants will be charged $20 per month or 10% of their income.
Elias Marat – Rooms are available for people who come in from shelters across the city or even directly off the streets.
Elias Marat – Charity group Beddown creates safe havens for homeless in places that are vacant at night—like parking lots!
Common Dreams – One of the destroyed wheelchairs was reportedly confiscated from a man who was hit by a car last month.
Elias Marat – Officials in West Palm Beach, Florida, have devised a cruel way to keep the homeless from sleeping on city property.
Tyler Durden – Something has to give.
Claire Bernish – The State is persecuting homelessness.
Aaron Kesel – The Sunday before Thanksgiving Atlanta police handed out tickets to activists feeding the homeless.
Vic Bishop – No wonder helping the homeless is looked down upon today.
Alex Pietrowski – What can we learn about solving homelessness from these communities?
Video – You will be surprised by how this homeless man views life that it might just change yours.
Anna Hunt This innovative project that address chronic homelessness in Austin could be a model for creating affordable, sustainable communities.
Video – Cops fine and arrest 90 year old man who is feeding the homeless in Florida.
Video – Homeless people wrote down a fact about themselves that others wouldn’t know just by walking past them. Their answers may surprise you.
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Aaron Jackson, Guest Writer Waking Times As explained in the article Learning Careerism As A Moral Reward System; our society, specifically our education system, teaches and prepared us for a careerist lifestyle. Or simply put, working for money is considered success in our societies. But not only does it teach us to work for currency. Just …