Comments on: City explains removal of homeless camp

By: Barbara Rogers

Barbara Rogers — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 04:07:18 +0000

I agree with cllea…how many people in this country are just a paycheck away from being homeless? I would imagine that there are thousands of families struggling to make it paycheck to paycheck. I see homeless from El Dorado Hill to Pollock Pines, so sad. We don’t know their stories, do you? There are no jobs, rents and food prices along with gas prices are sky high. Before you judge, look into the mirror and ask yourself if it your job to judge others.

By: Fed Up

Fed Up — Sun, 03 Feb 2013 20:14:14 +0000

Cllea,
How many of these poor situational people have to taken in?

By: cllea

cllea — Sat, 02 Feb 2013 21:15:55 +0000

Free Loaders, please do not be so high and mighty. Yes, they have a low life, one can only imagine. And you know for a fact that these men and women are lazy and are drunk much of the time? Most of the homeless in this county you never see, never hear about. Many are educated people and/or have mental health issues, are without family and society has turned their back on them. It is much better to help those that are willing and able to help themselves, find them a place to stay, treat them with compassion and respect that we all deserve. By acknowledging homelessness is a societal problem is a good first step. These folks are not all “free loaders” and no human is worthless. Sweeping them under a rug does not mean they aren’t there! Some of their stories are heart breaking and circumstances were out of their control.

By: Free Loaders

Free Loaders — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 17:01:52 +0000

GOOD! It’s time to get rid of these low life lazy drunken fools. They do nothing to contribute and their garbage lifestyle ruins a perfectly nice town. Send them to Sacto where they can join the other worthless humans.