Union Station smells like urine, has a homeless problem, and is half deserted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The DC government is brainwashing the die hard liberals of ward 3 that they are responsible for the others troubles, "racial reckoning" is just a marketing campaign designed for ward 3 to feel guilty and empty their bank accounts into enabling efforts. They will never learn how to support themselves and the mental illness, drug abuse, criminal behavior and generational poverty will continue because they can just get a handout from the white man in ward 3.

We should bus the homeless to Arlington, I keep hearing it’s has left DC in the dust so they will be better able to take care of them. I hear N Arlington is lovely in the spring

Correct. We in Arlington would handle this problem much better than you and your fellow DC residents. Unfortunately, this is your problem not ours.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most of these people are honestly not fixable. We need to focus our efforts on preventing the next generation of mentally ill/addicted homeless people.

Take the existing homeless people to a camp out in South Dakota. Wall it off. They're ruining our nation's cities.

They should be rounded up and put in camps. Maybe get the trumpkins and gun nuts while we are at it.

Round them up how?

And knives.

They have guns.

[Anonymous]

The old peple in VA aren't as easy to charm as the old in Ward 3 where the majority of the handouts to the other come from.

The victimhood goes much farther here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most of these people are honestly not fixable. We need to focus our efforts on preventing the next generation of mentally ill/addicted homeless people.

Take the existing homeless people to a camp out in South Dakota. Wall it off. They're ruining our nation's cities.

They should be rounded up and put in camps. Maybe get the trumpkins and gun nuts while we are at it.

Round them up how?

And knives.

They have guns.

Just use the national guard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most of these people are honestly not fixable. We need to focus our efforts on preventing the next generation of mentally ill/addicted homeless people.

Take the existing homeless people to a camp out in South Dakota. Wall it off. They're ruining our nation's cities.

They should be rounded up and put in camps. Maybe get the trumpkins and gun nuts while we are at it.

Round them up how?

They have guns.

Forget gun nuts or “Trumpkins” come door to door in Arlington trying to round up us liberal gun owners and see how that works for you. I hope you’re wearing your big girl pants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The old peple in VA aren't as easy to charm as the old in Ward 3 where the majority of the handouts to the other come from.

The victimhood goes much farther here.

it's true, the old people in Ward 3 practically clamor to be charmed. They're kind of weirdly gruff (like in terms of saying hello on the sidewalk or smiling in yoga at the gym) handout types. Grim givers. Like it's their lot in life.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To be fair most of DC smells like urine and has a homeless problem outside of Ward3. There is just less places for them to go inside in spots like Cap Hill

Let’s bus the homeless to the bucolic circles of ward 3

This is annoying. Ward 3 has many homeless and homeless services, which frankly I think in some ways make it easy for homeless persons to stay on streets and NOT go to shelters or more permanent help. Ward 3ers are mostly guilt ridden liberals who dole out money food and care bags like it's a birthday everyday . Enabling behavior. They should stop, give directly to charities, and call for hospitalization and rehab efforts

You also have people coming in from the suburbs. I know of people in MoCo who collect items/care packages to distribute to the homeless in DC. They go in, distribute gifts and then go back to their cushy suburban neighborhoods. Because they don’t want to live in a city with such ubiquitous homelessness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To be fair most of DC smells like urine and has a homeless problem outside of Ward3. There is just less places for them to go inside in spots like Cap Hill

Let’s bus the homeless to the bucolic circles of ward 3

This is annoying. Ward 3 has many homeless and homeless services, which frankly I think in some ways make it easy for homeless persons to stay on streets and NOT go to shelters or more permanent help. Ward 3ers are mostly guilt ridden liberals who dole out money food and care bags like it's a birthday everyday . Enabling behavior. They should stop, give directly to charities, and call for hospitalization and rehab efforts

You also have people coming in from the suburbs. I know of people in MoCo who collect items/care packages to distribute to the homeless in DC. They go in, distribute gifts and then go back to their cushy suburban neighborhoods. Because they don’t want to live in a city with such ubiquitous homelessness.

Hilarious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To be fair most of DC smells like urine and has a homeless problem outside of Ward3. There is just less places for them to go inside in spots like Cap Hill

Let’s bus the homeless to the bucolic circles of ward 3

This is annoying. Ward 3 has many homeless and homeless services, which frankly I think in some ways make it easy for homeless persons to stay on streets and NOT go to shelters or more permanent help. Ward 3ers are mostly guilt ridden liberals who dole out money food and care bags like it's a birthday everyday . Enabling behavior. They should stop, give directly to charities, and call for hospitalization and rehab efforts

You also have people coming in from the suburbs. I know of people in MoCo who collect items/care packages to distribute to the homeless in DC. They go in, distribute gifts and then go back to their cushy suburban neighborhoods. Because they don’t want to live in a city with such ubiquitous homelessness.

Hilarious.

+1 I liked that part also.

[Anonymous]

I have another homeless vagrant story from the ER. The guy was initially charming as can be. Wanted to know how long the wait. When he heard 1.5 hours, he was pretending to be so disappointed, but I could tell he was secretly thrilled. He says he was there (2 days in a row) because he tripped over his filthy back pack. Also thinks he has a snake bite. He rushes after giving his name to find a place on the floor to charge his phone. When they called him, he didn't want to go to the exam room. He was then told he had to leave if he wasn't there for emergency medical treatment. He starts swinging his fists at the nurse and security threatening them and screaming profanity. The charm was gone. It was night and day in a matter of 3 minutes time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have another homeless vagrant story from the ER. The guy was initially charming as can be. Wanted to know how long the wait. When he heard 1.5 hours, he was pretending to be so disappointed, but I could tell he was secretly thrilled. He says he was there (2 days in a row) because he tripped over his filthy back pack. Also thinks he has a snake bite. He rushes after giving his name to find a place on the floor to charge his phone. When they called him, he didn't want to go to the exam room. He was then told he had to leave if he wasn't there for emergency medical treatment. He starts swinging his fists at the nurse and security threatening them and screaming profanity. The charm was gone. It was night and day in a matter of 3 minutes time.

He was pretending to have an emergency so he could charge his phone.

[Anonymous]

It's cold out there... Tried to call friendship place to do a wellness check on a Tenleytown homeless person but just got their VM. These folks picked up right away. Please call in those wellness checks. It's miserable outside ((

If you see someone outside in need of shelter or a welfare check, call the Shelter Hotline at [phone] or dial 311. The shelter hotline is open every day from 8 AM - 12 AM. During hypothermia season (November 1 - April 15), the shelter hotline is open 24 hours a day. Transportation to shelter and welfare checks are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week during the hypothermia season.

[Anonymous]

Union station smells like President bidet and heaxswallawa?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Union station is disgusting and an embarrassment but not much anyone can do.

Maybe stop electing a do-nothing Mayor

Union Station is a federally owned facility run by Amtrak in partnership with the Department of Transportation. That includes the land out front and the parking lots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most of these people are honestly not fixable. We need to focus our efforts on preventing the next generation of mentally ill/addicted homeless people.

Take the existing homeless people to a camp out in South Dakota. Wall it off. They're ruining our nation's cities.

They should be rounded up and put in camps. Maybe get the trumpkins and gun nuts while we are at it.

Round them up how?

And knives.

They have guns.

Some of them have knives and shivs. Guns would get sold in a heartbeat, along with them not being likely to legally have them in DC. Worst case they can be tazed.