Comments by "Conservative observer" (@divestedkonservativekarame4269) on "Why Homeless People Don't Get Jobs 😑" video.

Yeah I agree it definitely applies to people who aren't homeless. Yet we managed to take care of ourselves and get by. It's lazy people I think. More thing
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Exactly
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Okay I get what you're saying you're saying that it's easier for criminals to make money being criminals than actually getting a legit job that's basically what you just said.
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That's an excuse like a stupid excuse honestly. I remember when I was 20 on 21. I had not really any job experience. Like literally almost 20 years of my life I didn't work. Except for one job that was given to me by youth group when I was 19 for 2 months. So I pretty much had no work experience. And at 20 on 21 I've got my first job. Because if you try hard enough there couldn't be somebody who just wants to living breathing individual working for them they don't care what they really do. As long as you show up. People who don't want to work just don't want to work. Just say it. I think honestly it's not okay that you don't want to work too. You just have to find a better way to make money then.
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I feel like a lot of homeless people or poor people that are not managing their money well. Specifically I think it's mostly you know those type of people. Specifically are financially not happy with the position they're in. Rather than actually not being able to afford anything. I think it's more so they want to afford extra luxury stuff. Instead of the bare minimum. And then they get mad at the fact that they work minimum wage jobs that can't afford the type of Lifestyle they want to live. But that doesn't really mean that you're going to actually end up you know homeless like you're saying. If you budget right. Like if you were to live on a lower income. You would be fine. Like there's no job out there that only pays like two or $300 a month. That I know of. I mean like I worked 18 hours or 20 hours out of a week. Something like that. On minimum wage. And I was still able to find a place to stay. With extra. I don't think you should be trying to find a place where you pay a home mortgage or something like you know 1500 and rent or something. On a minimum wage job. So I think a lot of the time people just need a budget better. And you know some people need to get off of their habits.
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You can relate to what he just said. You're not homeless. Tells you that obviously that these people don't need to be homeless. That's their choice.
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Finitely a whole bunch of excuses
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If someone was abused and they're dealing with mental trauma. All they got to do is go to therapy. Medicare is free. So they can easily get on Medicaid and get their therapy bill or their mental bill pay for. That's why when people say anything about any other things costing them. It's weird because most everything in society is free except rent cleaning products in like transportation. Outside of that there's no other like expenses that people need to be focused on.
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You can say anything is underpaying though. I mean like if you live within your budget. Then you can actually live on very small wages. Now this is obviously with the idea of not actually you know being an addict or something like that. Because like addictions and stuff are very expensive. I'm talking about normal people. As far as normal like living expenses. I remember when I was 20 on 21 from then on I was always working. And my first job. Pretty much didn't pay much money at all. One in call centers they specifically pretty much only like will keep you there for only a couple hours it's very part-time work. The type of pay is like basically minimum wage. And at the time I didn't have a lot of work experience so of course I'm getting more jobs or multiple jobs was kind of like a harder thing to do. At that time. Even though I did get a McDonald's job in another town. After like a couple months. But during that time. I was able to live on my own and everything. Even though I pretty much made like maybe like 4 or 5:00 a month. I think people don't really sometimes understand like you can like get like really cheap rent in some places. Like if you look on craigslist you find several people that are like renting out their rooms for like four or five hundred. Before I moved out to the town I'm at now. They specifically had like plenty of rooms like that and I lived there for like 6 months or so it was pretty easy to do I mean like 400 a month is pretty easy to pay. Even at a really sucky job. So I don't like the whole thing of making an excuse of saying like oh you get paid minimum wage you can't afford some place to go. You can. Maybe somewhere you don't like. But you can still afford a roof over your head. As long as you're not an addict. But you know a lot of them Are
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Like I said when I was 20 on 21. I basically had no work experience for the past 20 years. None whatsoever and I still got a job. They gave me 15 hours of work a week. Which was enough to pay for expenses like rent. And this was me moving out of my mom's house. I wasn't struggling with homelessness. But I was young and like I had only a little money. Like for 500 a month. And I still was able to get my rent paid. Have a bus pass. Have cleaning products. The only thing I didn't really have was food. But food is free. Like you can get it from food stamps. And food pantries. Sometimes Food Stamps will give you a hard time because you only make 400. Even if that was the case food pantries will step in. So in this country at least. I mean like if you need clothing. There's usually a place that gives free clothing. There's pretty much every place that gives out something free. If you just look around for it. The only things are like cleaning products like transportation and rent. Other than that our society is pretty financed by other people. You don't really need that much money to make it
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There's different types of housing. So like you could have housing for one and an apartment. An apartment probably is a little over $1,000. Then you can have a studio. A studio is probably somewhere a little under a thousand. In main cities metropolitan areas and so forth. It's going to be 8 or 9:00. Now if you want to have even cheaper rent than that. Then you go find a room. A room is usually around $600,700 sometimes you can find them for $500. And then after that you can find a smaller room or a situation where you're going in half with someone in a motel. Or you can even go with those places like for those like silver living homes or whatever. I've seen some people who pay 100 for a week of rent. Meaning they spent $400 over the whole month. And you can also find rooms that are really small for 400 as well usually you can't have a dog though. If you have a dog you probably should be spending like $500. Or more. Most jobs will pay you more than $4,000 a year. So you should have a place to stay regardless. Because I literally made 15 to 20 hours of work every week. Back when I was 20 to 21. That's how much money I would make every week which was pretty much between 130 and 180.00 a week. Not taking out taxes which is like pretty much like $117or so. I literally lived in a small room. Where I paid like $400 a month. For everything included. They have mice in the summer. So I heard. But it was winter so there weren't really any mice around. But you know it wasn't like it was outside. Like to me most people working have a place they can afford. Like even if you work only 15 hours a week. You still have a place to go. I think it's that people want to afford other things than rent. Which is rightfully so. I mean who wants to spend rent all day. Nobody. But I'm just saying you wouldn't be homeless. If you have any kind of job.
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The thing is with the mentally ill people. My thing is this they have Medicare so they can't they go get the mental help they need. Take the medications that they need. Until they actually are able to be functional individuals who can actually be a part of society. Like even they could make the choices to you know to live more productive lives. Or at least you know get by. I don't even know like how much do you really contribute when you make like $8,000 a year. You don't really contribute that much. A smart person isn't going to be on the streets. When you're making that amount. So I mean like yeah I just don't really have any sympathy for any of you
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