Nots from the streets
This last week we had a winter storm that made it very difficult on my street parish. It took below freezing weather to see the hart of real city of poverty pimps. It seems that the one lesson that stills needs to be learned is to treat everyone equally ,as human beings. Walking among the people gives me the opportunity to see and experience the services organisation that clam to have the best interest of the homeless community. There are a number of groups that have made a great deal of money off that witch has been labeled ” the Homeless problem”.
1st off lets clarify : Homelessness has been around for hundreds of years going back to serfdom. In society when one group creates laws that subjugate another group or class violating their civil-rights is against the world law and a human rights violation.
I find it very funny that the people of this city would care more about protecting that rights of someone’s sexual choices over a another persons human rights. This is systemic of Oregon’s white culture.
It seems some wish to hide saying that the racial injustices perpetrated earlier by their parents or grand parents,not them and yet they still enjoy the privileges that came from the racism.
2nd Lets take a look back in time , it’s 1930 and under the guides of “quality of life” a German pointed to the gypsies and others ,he claimed as the problem with in society. And now we are seeing history repeat its self again.
Portland is going to get a wake up

9 replies on “The Rights of the People”

  2. You are throwing a lot about how people should be kind. I like to read nice thoughts, but unless you have a solution to the problem, it’s just talk. Only problem,you found the need to use the phrase ” snowed and got a chance to walk among the poor.”
    It sounds like you think your Jesus. Oh, and what’s this talking about Parish Street.

  5. Such good intentions. Such horrible destruction of the English language. Please get a GED before speaking publicly again. You are making all of society look really, really bad.

  6. “Homelessness has been around for hundreds of years…”

    Some may argue that it’s been around much longer. You know, like educated people that can spell.

  7. Your “street parish”? Who ordained you to deliver word salad to the masses?

    Perhaps you could meditate upon the term “tweaker.”

  8. I wish to educate myself. Could you please inform me where I can find the codification of world law, so that I can be sure not to violate it?

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