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Faulconer ethics fine revealed after Campland bags sweetheart lease
The County does provide free mental health services.— August 19, 2019 6:01 p.m.
Jane Fonda helps an old San Diego friend
Wow! That goes way back!!!! I had forgotten all about them. They were in every bar in the 70's. Maybe we should get together and manufacture them and others. It is time to bring them back. It makes 'going' more fun.— August 18, 2019 7:44 a.m.
Alpha Project, Bread of Life, Solutions for Change – incomparable?
The notion that any group or number of groups can "end homelessness" is absurd. Most of the homeless are druggies. Those that are mentally ill are so because of drugs. Most don't want to work or get cleaned up or participate in any program. They do not want to do anything that would require them "play by the rules". The very few people who are on the streets through no fault of their own. They should be helped. The rest should be given the opportunity to become a productive member of society. Nothing should be done for the rest of the worthless human trash that litter our streets. They are there by choice or by their own actions. Unless and until someone wants help you can't force them to make the right choices. Also, the notion that these people will be OK if they are sheltered is BS. Putting a roof over a druggies head will change nothing. They will turn any dwelling into a dump.— August 18, 2019 7:41 a.m.
Democracy Counts' five apps for election reform
Yea the USPS has failed to deliver some mail that is for sure. I would trust them before I would trust a machine that was produced by companies foreign and domestic that support one political party. One can always pick up a mail in ballot and drop it off.— August 15, 2019 5:34 p.m.
Democracy Counts' five apps for election reform
Years ago I voted on a machine. When I was done I expected to receive some kind of 'receipt' showing how I voted. When I was told that no such record would be provided nor that any record was retained except for the electronic record I have never voted on a machine since. I vote by mail.— August 15, 2019 7:45 a.m.
Alpha Project, Bread of Life, Solutions for Change – incomparable?
Wow! Good reply. Great article. It is interesting that all these groups that are "helping" the homeless are fighting each other. Megison sounds like a big blow-hard that doesn't want anyone playing in his sandbox.— August 15, 2019 7:42 a.m.
Homeless weigh heavy, even in Ocean Beach
OB is filled with druggies and worthless human trash. I wouldn't set foot in the place.— August 15, 2019 6:30 a.m.
Homeless weigh heavy, even in Ocean Beach
Why do people think that everything would be fine if there were housing for the homeless? Most of the homeless are living on the streets because they want to. They do not want to work or contribute to society. Most are druggies. The mentally ill are mentally ill because of drug use. There are a few that are homeless through no fault of their own and they should be helped. The non drug induced mentally ill should be placed in an institution. The rest are worthless human trash. Help those who want to help themselves and who want to become productive citizens.— August 14, 2019 6:57 a.m.
San Diego rat tales
Oh rats!— August 14, 2019 6:51 a.m.
Alpha Project, Bread of Life, Solutions for Change – incomparable?
It seems that it is always someone else's fault. No personal responsibility for the choices they make.— August 14, 2019 6:49 a.m.