Does not surprise me. Here in Mallorca there is a problem as well.
Many people come from rich countries all over Europe because they think life is easier and better in the sun, they pretty soon find out that this is not the case but rather the opposite as they don't speak spanish.
The housing crisis was another huge problem. Rents have gone through the roof.
We don't have such a big drug problem, though.
Providing housing for the homeless is key here, however, housing comes with rules (like keeping things clean, no alcohol or drugs on premises etc.), rules infringe on freedom and many don't want this. So essential to make it work you will have to make "being homeless" illegal.
Camps like this may be a start but if they want the state involved they probably would have to agree to live in container type accommodation at a different location, the rules are not that big a deal as they already have them.
It makes me sick to my stomach that people living in these kind of conditions still decide to have children. Free contraception should be part of the deal and with that they should consider to throw people out that decide to become parents in the camp.
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Lambus (Short Spike)
Legalise the Cannabis industry there and hire the homeless to cultivate the crops for an equal profit share and homelessness there would evaporate overnight.
Everyone already knows that Hawaii toursists already love those sub-tropical and tropical Cannabis chronic strains and would swamp the islands with more tourists for that product, and would pump millions of dollars into the "Chronic Crops For Homes" program, instead of defrauding the Federal government tax payers for programs that have not accomplished anything.
Hawaii Cannabis "Blue Dream", a sativa-dominant hybrid.
Having a Hawaii home does not have to be a dream, it could be a Blue Dream reality.
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(Old Spike)
Does not surprise me. Here in Mallorca there is a problem as well.
Many people come from rich countries all over Europe because they think life is easier and better in the sun, they pretty soon find out that this is not the case but rather the opposite as they don't speak spanish.
The housing crisis was another huge problem. Rents have gone through the roof.
We don't have such a big drug problem, though.
Providing housing for the homeless is key here, however, housing comes with rules (like keeping things clean, no alcohol or drugs on premises etc.), rules infringe on freedom and many don't want this. So essential to make it work you will have to make "being homeless" illegal.
Camps like this may be a start but if they want the state involved they probably would have to agree to live in container type accommodation at a different location, the rules are not that big a deal as they already have them.
It makes me sick to my stomach that people living in these kind of conditions still decide to have children. Free contraception should be part of the deal and with that they should consider to throw people out that decide to become parents in the camp.
(Short Spike)
Legalise the Cannabis industry there and hire the homeless to cultivate the crops for an equal profit share and homelessness there would evaporate overnight.
Everyone already knows that Hawaii toursists already love those sub-tropical and tropical Cannabis chronic strains and would swamp the islands with more tourists for that product, and would pump millions of dollars into the "Chronic Crops For Homes" program, instead of defrauding the Federal government tax payers for programs that have not accomplished anything.
Hawaii Cannabis "Blue Dream", a sativa-dominant hybrid.
Having a Hawaii home does not have to be a dream, it could be a Blue Dream reality.
(Long Spike)
at least the legal age of consent is 14 :)