Comments by "" (@larsstougaard7097) on "Tourist Shocked By Pandemic Fear In San Francisco 🇺🇸" video.

  1. Yes don't go to LA : " LA's annual homeless count, released Friday, shows that 66,433 people now live on the streets, in shelters and in vehicles within the county. That's up 12.7% from 2019. Within LA city limits, the number of people experiencing homelessness is 41,290, a 14.2% increase over last year". Super tragic and at the seem time many move out of California like 135.000 in 2020.
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  2. Thanks for sharing, hope you are doing better now. When I was in SF many years ago I didn't feel the energy was good either, it was hard and unkind. Same in LA. And totally agree that its silly to wear mask outside in the open nature. After 1000 of years human evolution, this is what our civilization has come to, sad and hilarious. Wish you the best 😊
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  3. Glad I saw your comment, thought her name was Curvy Butt 😳😁
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  4.  @halitosis75  That may be true or not, but to me all she said resonated with me for the current state of 2021. I would do the same as her.
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  5. There are many waking up now doing spiritual work, some call it the great awakening. A lot of great spiritual Youtubers out there. Things are being shaken up real good in the world, time to be more authentic and true to yourself. Meditate, do the inner work, be more healthy, let go of toxic people and relationships, change negative thought patterns, make positive goals, maybe move or change job. Be a conscious and sovereign being. 😊❤
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  6.  @arminius6506  yes, yes and yes. Liberals and idealists are beautiful dreamers, but when it come to face reality of life they can't handle it. Tough choices is not their thing, and they create a lot of pain and suffering for all on that account. The old saying "The path to hell is paved by good intentions" comes to mind.
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  7. People who fear the truth and a beautiful sovereign woman. Better to play it small and safe, put the mask on and obey rules. Freedom and thinking for yourself no thanks.
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  8.  @marcopolo1134  what I don't like about the political left is the hypocrisy I often see. The people in California should help and house the homeless. With billionaire after billionaire they could easily come up with solutions, innovations for micro homes, street therapy, new jobs etc. If they are soo good and perfect they should turn their big bleeding heart towards the pain and suffering they see in the streets every day and do something about it. But it just tell us how they really are when faced with real life problems, they can't handle it and go to yoga class instead or make a Facebook group about saving homeless hamsters.
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  9. I heard there is a big move in to Sedona right now, hope it all goes well, so there is not suddenly lack of water or some yoga war break out between the old guard and the new hip LA guard, throwing crystals at each other 😁. But yes leave the old low vibe behind, find places with better energy and people. Fear, anger and pain is not the way forward.
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  11.  @anybodyoutthere3208  yeah thats often the problem, people doesn't just move, they bring with them their culture, thoughts and politics and it can end in conflict easily and those who lived there long time feel disrespected or disconnected from the new hip crowd. Many from California has moved to Texas, so wonder if they have a culture clash different places. I hope you are not caught in the middle of such things 😊🍹
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  12. Many people are sheep, as long as their feet are warm from the underfloor heating 😋, they don't move 😄
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  13. Yes be a love monger 😁❤
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  14. Yes its real sad, just read this : " LA's annual homeless count, released Friday, shows that 66,433 people now live on the streets, in shelters and in vehicles within the county. That's up 12.7% from 2019. Within LA city limits, the number of people experiencing homelessness is 41,290, a 14.2% increase over last year". That a huge number 😔
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  15.  @TheBrit1986  I was in LA the summer of 2000, I was not impressed, didn't like the energy there. But fully understandable, its a city that lives of a superficial film industry and broken dreams. A sad place, where few make it. I heard a famous actor say, I never met a happy actor. 😄
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