Good Books for Homeless People?

[SkyWriting]

Either that or the city has to clean up the mess you make dumping trash..

if you wanna help people don't throw trash at them. Perhaps instead turn your metal into cash yourself and help others.

But what your doing is ridiculous, and yet here you are patting yourself on the back like your littering is righteously helpful... lol.

If you want to help then help, dumping your trash on the street adds to problems and gives the city maintenance crews more to clean up.

It's my regular route. The city cleans about twice a year.
The aluminum is gone within hours.
Your criticism is wasted on someone who knows what he's doing
and gets homeless people off the street corners.
And considering the complaining from my neighbors, that's a big deal.
I can post the address if you'd like to solve the problem yourself.
I'll check this morning.

 

[SkyWriting]

Either that or the city has to clean up the mess you make dumping trash..

if you wanna help people don't throw trash at them. Perhaps instead turn your metal into cash yourself and help others.

But what your doing is ridiculous, and yet here you are patting yourself on the back like your littering is righteously helpful... lol.

If you want to help then help, dumping your trash on the street adds to problems and gives the city maintenance crews more to clean up.

So here is the corner. As you can see. thanks to me, it is vacant.

Google Maps

 

[OldWiseGuy]

I like to support organizations that help the poor and homeless. They generally know what they are doing. Also about 25 percent of our taxes go to social services, which support the less visible needy. Street people are so visible that they can suck all the oxygen out the room.