Comments by "3namechangezalowd Evry90dayzlernmor" (@3namechangezalowdevry90day7) on "Why is Target shutting down stores in Portland? They say it's a matter of crime" video.

Give them a choice between jail and mandatory rehab if they're on drugs. Some are young kids trained to steal by parents . Test them to make sure they're taking their methadone when they are paroled. Let them keep some of their wages so they get used to earning their pay.
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Give them jail time or mandatory rehab. Have them work and have them keep some of their hourly pay so they can get used to earning money.
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@hxp417 i'm talking about inpatient rehab you can't leave during the sentence.Jails aren't set up for drug rehab. It's better than nothing because at least they detox, but what's the point of that if they start getting high again as soon as they're released? A lot of them are stealing to support a drug habit that they got into because they wanted to forget trauma, such as being abused as kids. If they can get some psych help, have some kind of mandatory job while in the rehab, get put on Methadone and monitored when they get out, you'll have less recidivism.
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@disf5178 Target supported men dressed as women using their ladies rooms, plus, selling pe®v€rt propaganda slogan clothing in kids and babies' sizes...
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Give the arrested junkie thieves a choice between jail and rehab. Put them on Methadone or Suboxone when paroled and check their labs to make sure they're taking it.
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The Salvation Army is one of the most corrupt players in the homeless-industrial complex. Bellringers are usually homeless, getting paid 1/2 minimum wage per hour to solicit donations. A lot of the S.A.'s money comes from the govt.kickbacks (and portion of parolees' salaries) that they get to halfway house released offenders. This makes housing parolees the priority over regular poor people, since the parolees are the cash cows.
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