I think we definitely need care homes for people who are on their own and unable to make those decisions for themselves.
I have a cousin who lives on the street, despite having a family and home he's welcome to. He just can't handle a normal life with a job and a regular address, he finds it easier to just live on the streets and be accountable to nobody. He needs help but he'll never accept it willingly sadly
I get it. Our generation was over exposed and so were they by proxy. They've also been listening to us telling them about stds, unwanted pregnancies and all the baggage that comes with sex. They also have so much other stuff to do, we didn't have as many choices so we got bored, got underage drunk and boned.
The younger people also see that it did to us and they don't want to be like us I guess. A lot more pressure and stress these days to succeed and survive, they're too busy trying to get educated or just survive
This new generation of kids is much more chill, educated and not sex crazed like we were. I feel like we were all boning young and being wild, getting drunk in high school. Now teens like to code, go on social media, game, etc. Going out to party and get wild is not attractive to them
Why do so many people here think housing is the only issue here? Many of the people in the cities who are more notorious aren't the kind of homeless people who would accept a home or your help. Let's house everyone who needs it, but we have to accept that some people will need to be forcibly removed from the streets and forced into help. Otherwise you'll have the same problem.
The story came out years ago and involved pat Patterson. Although many people insist it's just a smear against Patterson to involve him, because he was the first ever openly gay wrestler. I can't decide what's true but from the rumors, three people were involved but only two were punished and Patterson was let off, but then again Patterson was important and could have been saved because of his role in the company
10 years ago I used to bring up how Biden was one of the biggest proponents of the murderous drug war and the police militarization that came with it, and how he should never be president because of all the blood on his hands. I used to get called extreme for it
I've been doing labor for 15 years already with no reward. Luckily 5 years ago I joined a union so at least I'm on my way to having an actual pension and future
I guess I wasn't really watching wrestling by then, but recently I found out that he was on the run for like a couple days and surrendered to police in 2002 after beating the shit out of his wife Debra.
Dude is a piece of shit.
I am constantly dismayed when I see Rogan on he top of the charts every week. It's worse when I hear my generally reasonable and Democrat friends say they listen and that he's funny
I'm sorry to say but sounds like the parents ignored this issue and didn't intervene or get their son help. I don't see how this is the apps fault, if anything it sounds like this app was being used by him as some form of comfort and if anything, kept him going a little longer. Sadly this just sounds like parents lashing out in their grief
You're fools if you Americans don't think they do the same in the u.s, because Americans call to bitch about seeing foreigners on their Netflix