Someone needs a visit to their facebook page.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/18/tom-brower-hawaii_n_4299256.html

[hooplala]

I don't know what sort of homeless they have in Hawaii, but if he tried that where I live, he'd be likely to have half his face chewed off.  He seems to be under the usual misguided idea that homeless people who sleep during the day are doing so because they are lazy, and not because its obviously safer.

I sort of morbidly look forward to this going horribly wrong for him.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

I don't know what sort of homeless they have in Hawaii, but if he tried that where I live, he'd be likely to have half his face chewed off.  He seems to be under the usual misguided idea that homeless people who sleep during the day are doing so because they are lay, and not because its obviously safer.

I sort of morbidly look forward to this going horribly wrong for him.

No "sort of" for me. 

[hooplala]

I don't know what sort of homeless they have in Hawaii, but if he tried that where I live, he'd be likely to have half his face chewed off.  He seems to be under the usual misguided idea that homeless people who sleep during the day are doing so because they are lay, and not because its obviously safer.

I sort of morbidly look forward to this going horribly wrong for him.

No "sort of" for me.

I generally try not to wish violence on anyone, not even people I despise... but, I will admit that my black little heart really does look forward to that. 

[Enrico Salazar]

Enrico love this country!  Become more and more like home every single day.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Enrico love this country!  Become more and more like home every single day.

TELL ME A STORY, UNCLE ENRICO!

[Enrico Salazar]

Enrico love this country!  Become more and more like home every single day.

TELL ME A STORY, UNCLE ENRICO!

It was Great Schnauzer Shortage of 1977 which began the Annual Roast of the Hobo.  Enrico's popo, Ritzibottom Salazar (renowned poet and inventor of the Slinky), had always hate that particular breed of dog.  Some say because he violently lose his virginity to such a breed, but also some say just because he did not like how they taste.  Either way, he have made provision that in each winter the country would take all the loose schnauzers (of which there were many, our rats needed SOMEthing to eat!  Do not look at Enrico that way, not without offering a drink first) and roast them in town squares.  Is for warmth, is for food, and is for entertainment: the recordings of many of the howlings topped Salazorian dance charts well into disco era.  But Enrico digress... where he was?  Ah yes, the hobos.  Well, it came to pass in 1977 that Enrico's big scientist, Dr Mindbender (no relation to GI Joe character with stunningly erotic mustachio, no) had create hybrid squid and doberman as birthday surprise for Diabo... but joke was on all of Salazore when these adorable hybrids eat all the schauzers!  What was a country like Salazore to do?  Much commercialism had grown up around Annual Roast of the Schnauzer... Enrico have perfect idea.  Around that time, a small town near Sindi (capitol city of glorious Salazore) had begun to try to assert itself politically, this was town call Hobo Town.  Hobo Town was town full of hobos, because Salazorians love things to be literal and direct.  Is possibly cause of some confusion when we visit other country.  Enrico thought about how he had read that the USA roasted communists in the 1950s, and decide that Hobo Town's political aspirations were premature, as Enrico's ejaculation has never been.

Sadly, story is short and anticlimactic from there.  Hobos were roasted, along with their political manifesto... which is not sad part.  Sad part is Hobos have drastically less numbers than stupid schnauzers.  So, Island Nation of Salazore had one wonderful roast, which made entire country smell like hotdogs, but after that we had to move on to liberals.  Sigh.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

 

[Pæs]

Someone needs to bait this guy with a trolley they've purchased and then walk all over him in court.

[Pæs]

YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND, WHEN I STARTED TO THREATEN THE PLAINTIFF I WAS UNDER THE MISTAKEN IMPRESSION THAT THEY WERE HOMELESS.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/memberpage.aspx?member=brower

Office phone is at the link.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

http://www.hawaiireporter.com/solving-hawaiis-homelessness-crisis

On the flip side, government needs to remove the homeless from areas of aesthetic, cultural and economic importance for the enjoyment of residents and visitors.

His solution?  Medieval style ghettos.

The best place to start is often the simplest. I propose safe zones as a short-term, reasonable and do-able solution until things change and the number of homeless decrease. While not a new idea, I explored the feasibility of this solution this past legislative session, after speaking with advocates and service providers to address residents' complaints about homelessness.

With the adoption of H.R. No. 62 (2010) by the House of Representatives— and continued community-sponsored discussions— homeless safe zones are being recognized as a cost-effective, compassionate alternative to homelessness.

I cannot force the State or City Administrations to follow my plan; I can only hope they see its value.

We know where we don't want the homeless to be because they are already "camping" there, illegally. We can either designate areas where the homeless can be— or do nothing and let them continue to be everywhere.

If enough safe zones are created, the homeless cannot say they have "no place to go" and continue monopolizing our parks and sidewalks. They will now have a place to go. Should they choose not to go there, the homeless must understand, from this point forward, they will not have unlimited access for "camping" at popular spots. Being homeless should mean fewer options on where you can stay, not more.

No shit.

[hooplala]

http://www.hawaiireporter.com/solving-hawaiis-homelessness-crisis

On the flip side, government needs to remove the homeless from areas of aesthetic, cultural and economic importance for the enjoyment of residents and visitors.

His solution?  Medieval style ghettos.

The best place to start is often the simplest. I propose safe zones as a short-term, reasonable and do-able solution until things change and the number of homeless decrease. While not a new idea, I explored the feasibility of this solution this past legislative session, after speaking with advocates and service providers to address residents' complaints about homelessness.

With the adoption of H.R. No. 62 (2010) by the House of Representatives— and continued community-sponsored discussions— homeless safe zones are being recognized as a cost-effective, compassionate alternative to homelessness.

I cannot force the State or City Administrations to follow my plan; I can only hope they see its value.

We know where we don't want the homeless to be because they are already "camping" there, illegally. We can either designate areas where the homeless can be— or do nothing and let them continue to be everywhere.

If enough safe zones are created, the homeless cannot say they have "no place to go" and continue monopolizing our parks and sidewalks. They will now have a place to go. Should they choose not to go there, the homeless must understand, from this point forward, they will not have unlimited access for "camping" at popular spots. Being homeless should mean fewer options on where you can stay, not more.

No shit.

I have an idea for a name for this place.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

http://www.hawaiireporter.com/solving-hawaiis-homelessness-crisis

On the flip side, government needs to remove the homeless from areas of aesthetic, cultural and economic importance for the enjoyment of residents and visitors.

His solution?  Medieval style ghettos.

The best place to start is often the simplest. I propose safe zones as a short-term, reasonable and do-able solution until things change and the number of homeless decrease. While not a new idea, I explored the feasibility of this solution this past legislative session, after speaking with advocates and service providers to address residents' complaints about homelessness.

With the adoption of H.R. No. 62 (2010) by the House of Representatives— and continued community-sponsored discussions— homeless safe zones are being recognized as a cost-effective, compassionate alternative to homelessness.

I cannot force the State or City Administrations to follow my plan; I can only hope they see its value.

We know where we don't want the homeless to be because they are already "camping" there, illegally. We can either designate areas where the homeless can be— or do nothing and let them continue to be everywhere.

If enough safe zones are created, the homeless cannot say they have "no place to go" and continue monopolizing our parks and sidewalks. They will now have a place to go. Should they choose not to go there, the homeless must understand, from this point forward, they will not have unlimited access for "camping" at popular spots. Being homeless should mean fewer options on where you can stay, not more.

No shit.

I have an idea for a name for this place.

Auschwitz 2 Zygon Boogaloo?

[hooplala]

http://www.hawaiireporter.com/solving-hawaiis-homelessness-crisis

On the flip side, government needs to remove the homeless from areas of aesthetic, cultural and economic importance for the enjoyment of residents and visitors.

His solution?  Medieval style ghettos.

The best place to start is often the simplest. I propose safe zones as a short-term, reasonable and do-able solution until things change and the number of homeless decrease. While not a new idea, I explored the feasibility of this solution this past legislative session, after speaking with advocates and service providers to address residents' complaints about homelessness.

With the adoption of H.R. No. 62 (2010) by the House of Representatives— and continued community-sponsored discussions— homeless safe zones are being recognized as a cost-effective, compassionate alternative to homelessness.

I cannot force the State or City Administrations to follow my plan; I can only hope they see its value.

We know where we don't want the homeless to be because they are already "camping" there, illegally. We can either designate areas where the homeless can be— or do nothing and let them continue to be everywhere.

If enough safe zones are created, the homeless cannot say they have "no place to go" and continue monopolizing our parks and sidewalks. They will now have a place to go. Should they choose not to go there, the homeless must understand, from this point forward, they will not have unlimited access for "camping" at popular spots. Being homeless should mean fewer options on where you can stay, not more.

No shit.

I have an idea for a name for this place.

Auschwitz 2 Zygon Boogaloo?

That's snappy, but I was just thinking Hobo Town.