Why should it be a crime to homeless???
When the digital ID’s and currency come out, I will not comply and I will be homeless and hungry. Do you advocate for finning me and throwing me and my family into prison?
Trump's EVIL regime ....this is NOT the way a so-called Christian nation treats people!!
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When the digital ID’s and currency come out, I will not comply and I will be homeless and hungry. Do you advocate for finning me and throwing me and my family into prison?
How did you come about the knowledge of trumps conception? This should be fascinating.
Of course because that's how a society based on democracy works. Id suggest if you don't vote you're giving your approval to have the guy other people voted for rule over you. That sounds far worse.
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You do realize Trump made it illegal to be homeless.
Since President Trump's July 2025 executive order encouraging states to criminalize homelessness, several states have enacted or strengthened laws that impact rural camping and living in vehicles. These measures have significant implications for individuals who rely on such lifestyles.
️ State Actions Affecting Rural Camping and Vehicle Living
- Tennessee: In 2022, Tennessee became the first state to make camping on public property a felony. While this law primarily targets urban areas, its implications extend to rural regions, especially where public lands are accessible.The state's approach has been influenced by conservative think tanks advocating for punitive measures over housing solutions. Wikipedia+3Tennessee Lookout+3Wikipedia+3
- California: Following the Supreme Court's June 2024 ruling in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, which allowed cities to enforce camping bans even without sufficient shelter space, California has seen an increase in such ordinances. For instance, the city of Missoula passed a citywide camping ban, including restrictions during daytime hours, affecting both urban and rural areas. Wikipedia
- Florida: Florida has enacted laws that criminalize aspects of homelessness, including measures that allow individuals and businesses to sue local governments if they do not enforce anti-camping laws. Critics argue that these laws disproportionately affect homeless individuals and may hinder disaster relief efforts.
- Arizona: In November 2024, Arizona voters approved Proposition 312, which allows individuals to apply for property tax refunds if their local government does not enforce its anti-camping ordinances. This measure incentivizes local governments to adopt stricter enforcement of laws against homelessness.
Legal and Civil Rights Concerns
Advocacy groups have condemned these policies, arguing that they criminalize homelessness and lack adequate housing solutions. The National Homelessness Law Center states that the executive order "expands the use of police and institutionalization to respond to homelessness" and "prioritizes funding for states that treat homelessness as a crime and end housing-based solutions."Maybe you should vote a little harder because it ain’t working out to good for us so far.
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So states made it illegal not trump. Got it.You do realize Trump made it illegal to be homeless.
Since President Trump's July 2025 executive order encouraging states to criminalize homelessness, several states have enacted or strengthened laws that impact rural camping and living in vehicles. These measures have significant implications for individuals who rely on such lifestyles.
️ State Actions Affecting Rural Camping and Vehicle Living
- Tennessee: In 2022, Tennessee became the first state to make camping on public property a felony. While this law primarily targets urban areas, its implications extend to rural regions, especially where public lands are accessible.The state's approach has been influenced by conservative think tanks advocating for punitive measures over housing solutions. Wikipedia+3Tennessee Lookout+3Wikipedia+3
- California: Following the Supreme Court's June 2024 ruling in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, which allowed cities to enforce camping bans even without sufficient shelter space, California has seen an increase in such ordinances. For instance, the city of Missoula passed a citywide camping ban, including restrictions during daytime hours, affecting both urban and rural areas. Wikipedia
- Florida: Florida has enacted laws that criminalize aspects of homelessness, including measures that allow individuals and businesses to sue local governments if they do not enforce anti-camping laws. Critics argue that these laws disproportionately affect homeless individuals and may hinder disaster relief efforts.
- Arizona: In November 2024, Arizona voters approved Proposition 312, which allows individuals to apply for property tax refunds if their local government does not enforce its anti-camping ordinances. This measure incentivizes local governments to adopt stricter enforcement of laws against homelessness.
Advocacy groups have condemned these policies, arguing that they criminalize homelessness and lack adequate housing solutions. The National Homelessness Law Center states that the executive order "expands the use of police and institutionalization to respond to homelessness" and "prioritizes funding for states that treat homelessness as a crime and end housing-based solutions."
Which right gives people the right to live on the streets?
Well it's working out far better than not voting at all. This not voting buffoonery is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen. Lets play out your scenario let's say everyone takes your advice and doesn't vote. Do you imagine that means no one will rule over you?
OK. It's not what the other fellow wrote. And outlawing camping on public property is not making homelessnes illegal. Let's stay real, OK?
No one has the right to unilaterally take possession of public lands for their own use. Yes, there are implications, but it's not what you've said.
And there have for many many years been many localities with no camping on puplic lands ordinances. Did you know that?
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What do you think Gruesome Newsome is going to do when he takes over for Trump. Trump is paving the way for the left to do absolutely anything and everything to you that they want to do.
You're not aware of his boasts of removing the homeless from the "slums"? The choices are drug rehab, mental health facilities, homeless shelters ....or jail. Homeless shelters are very limited and homelessness is way up due to the increased cost of living and other factors. There are much better solutions for the homeless ....each case is different. Meet their specific needs. Just because someone is homeless doesn't make them a criminal worthy of jail ....or a drug addict, or mentally ill.
From people on the inside ....not some so-called "MSM" or news media. The men who conducted the early ceremonies boasted of it and believed in what they were doing. There are some aspects of this that I will not now say here.
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Um…you’re missing the point. I did not say President Trump is a perfect man by any means, but yes I voted for him, and yes he is my president. That does not mean I excuse everything he says or does, but I will not stand with a party that openly celebrates what God calls sin. That’s not an opinion, that’s Scripture. God says “Thou shalt not kill” (Exodus 20: 13), but abortion is fought tooth and nail as a right. God created male and female (Genesis 1: 27), but gender is mutilated and marriage is redefined. God calls homosexuality vile affections (Romans 1:26–27), but it’s celebrated in the streets. Isaiah 5: 20 says, “Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil.” That is exactly what their platform does.
If you think I’m defending criminal acts like rape or murder, you’re taking my words way out of context and I never said anything like that. God commands civil government to punish evildoers (Romans 13:3–4), not ignore them. No child deserves to suffer, but don’t act like one side’s sins excuse the other. Both Democrats and Republicans are going to answer to God for their corruption, but only one has a platform that is officially against His Word on nearly every moral issue.
And let’s be clear, you don’t know me, and I wouldn’t have said anything to you if you hadn’t started accusing and putting down people who voted for President Trump. If you’re going to make charges, back them with proof, otherwise you’re just a loud mouth spouting off. Proverbs 18: 2 “A fool hath no delight in understanding, but that his heart may discover itself.” If you want an honest discussion, use facts and Scripture. But if you’re goal is to accuse and mock, I’m not going to waste any more time debating in circles.
I follow Jesus Christ above all, and I will continue to stand with the truth of His Word whether it offends people or not. He said it plainly: “Repent, or perish” (Luke 13:3).
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