Comments by "Sean" (@sean2015) on "News 5 Cleveland" channel.

  1. “Parents”? 🤔 Do you mean the mothers, step-mothers or foster mothers? Because most of these thugs’ dads are probably either dead or in jail.
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  2. You are not a lawyer. Stop pretending to be one.
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  3.  @Zamlak  lol, yeah right. The only “bar” you’re a member of, is the Cask n’ Flagon Drinking Club.
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  4.  @sevinbamuels6560  that too, sadly. We have Democrats to thank for this mess. Their policies have totally ruined the Black community.
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  5.  @eddiecoger1082  Eddie yeah I get what you’re saying but the fact is that every circumstance and situation that you look at proves that good parenting is crucial to keeping kids on the straight and narrow. 75 percent of black youths grow up in a fatherless household and they commit 52 percent of all crime nationwide despite comprising only 13 percent of the population (and the ratio is 25:75 in New York City alone). You can’t argue with statistics.
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  6.  @stephenasmith4192  oh so you're gonna ignore the facts and make up your own B.S. narrative huh?
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  7. Stop lying. Most homeless shelters prohibit weapons, they inspect bags and personal effects and if they find even so much as a razor blade they confiscate it. Most homeless shelters won’t even allow glass bottles for that same reason.
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  8. Cannot do drugs, cannot drink alcohol, cannot smoke. All of that is enough to keep most of those bums away
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  9.  @queenbee4906  lot of imposters on the Internet pretending to be lawyers
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  10. Homeless shelters have RULES: like: no alcohol, no drugs, no smoking, no sex. That’s why most of these bums won’t stay in them, but their Liberal apologists will attempt to cover for them by lying and saying either shelters are too dangerous or they’re full.
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  11.  @quixoticdragon2357  well first of all, yes there ARE different types of homeless, I am WELL AWARE of that and in fact I have addressed this very issue in some of my previous posts. For example, there are many people who can (technically speaking) be considered “homeless” insofar as they couch surf, live in cars, vans, etc., but are otherwise clean and sober, law-abiding people and often hold down full-time jobs. I am not referring to people in that category. The people who I AM referring to are also (or at least USED to be) known as “street people”, “hobos”, “tramps” or “bums”. But because of political correctness and wokeness, Leftists have more or less banned the use of those terms in everyday speech and now they are simply referred to as “homeless” (in fact, San Francisco has now gone a step further and banned the word “homeless” in favor of a new Leftist euphemism called “domicile-challenged individuals”). This has the effect of lumping them into the same category as the people in my previous paragraph, which is unfair to the people in my previous paragraph. So yes, it’s important that we distinguish between people who are “homeless” because of financial circumstances versus street bums who are homeless because of substance abuse issues and who CHOOSE to live on the streets because they are unable much less unwilling to abide by the rules of a shelter. You don’t have to lecture me, I live in Chicago (a city run entirely by DEMOCRATS by the way, which has BEEN run by Democrats for the past 100 years, and hasn’t had a Republican mayor since before the Great Depression) has one of the largest numbers of street people (and yes, I am going to refer to them as “street people” no matter how much that me offend your delicate Leftist sensibilities) of any other city so I see these types of people on a regular basis, and believe me when I tell you that there are PLENTY of resources and help available to these individuals but they are only interested in begging for cash to buy booze or drugs. Being homeless is definitely not an ideal situation, but if you’re going to be homeless, the US is one of the better countries to do it.
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  12. Why can I no longer see your comments dragon?
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  13.  @quixoticdragon2357  I say that because it looks like you had previously responded to me, but I can’t see your responses anymore on this page. The problem is that the word “homeless” has become too broadly defined as a result of political correctness and wokeness. There are many people who fit the technical definition of “homeless” insofar as they live in cars, vans, trailers, etc., but who have full-time jobs, and are clean and sober and law-abiding citizens. We have to differentiate those people from “street people” and “bums” who choose to live on the street because they have a substance addiction problem and are unwilling to abide by the rules of a shelter (for example no smoking, no drinking, no drugs etc.,) The people in the former category I have some sympathy for, the people in the latter category I have zero sympathy for.
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