IC–018 | Liberals are Fake Environmentalists to Keep People Homeless
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[0:00] on the fossil fuel industry, it didn't magically fucking design, uh, green
[0:04] energy grids, you
[0:05] know what I mean?
[0:06] You cannot one guy your way out of these systemic issues.
[0:11] And for the record, those initiatives that I mentioned were also cultivated by
[0:15] the oil
[0:16] and gas industry itself because they know that Americans are hyper individual.
[0:21] They know that Americans will get duped by that fucking propaganda.
[0:24] But you can always go be the change you want to see in the world, idiot.
[0:28] How do you want people to deal with this then?
[0:29] This is not what having any crumbs of direct democracy has in Turkey.
[0:33] Brother, I love that you're pointing to this example when this identical thing
[0:38] also exists
[0:39] in America.
[0:40] I already accounted for it.
[0:41] It only exists for when capital owners want to make money.
[0:44] So if it's going to exist for the government doing bad things, how about it
[0:48] exists for the
[0:48] government doing good things for once?
[0:50] But the only time you see me advocating for this kind of like lack of direct
[0:54] democracy,
[0:55] your immediate counter to it is, well, look.
[0:57] But if when they do this, no, this is barbaric.
[1:00] I think it's fucking unacceptable.
[1:02] This happens all the time for the record.
[1:05] This happens for initiatives that are about redirecting more funds to the
[1:09] police force.
[1:11] This happens whenever the government wants to take away funds from libraries,
[1:13] public
[1:14] institutions, again, to redirect funds to its police force.
[1:18] This happens when you're building a new fucking police academy.
[1:20] This happens when you're building cop city.
[1:22] This always happens in one direction, never in the other.
[1:27] It never is in the direction that actually helps people.
[1:30] New comment, where's the environmental impact report?
[1:33] County exec Calgary is explaining that permanent supportive housing projects
[1:37] like this are exempt
[1:38] from environmental review under state law.
[1:39] We love to hear it.
[1:41] We got our first we pay our taxes comment, then how many supervisors live in
[1:44] cities with
[1:45] home key projects?
[1:46] Oh, there's no pretty sure at least three.
[1:49] County manager, Calgary, do you care about our children?
[1:51] They are our future.
[1:52] Again, this is the rhetoric being used to oppose housing for the homeless.
[1:54] God, I hate this shit so much.
[1:56] Next question, can't you house homeless people in the rural areas of California
[1:59] instead?
[2:00] Why should they live here?
[2:01] Because jobs are here.
[2:03] Even if you think homeless people are not fucking humans, but instead a pack of
[2:07] hyenas,
[2:08] okay?
[2:09] You have to understand one thing.
[2:10] Those people probably originally lived there.
[2:13] They had jobs.
[2:14] This is how it works, holy moly.
[2:17] And if you don't actually create affordable housing, mixed income housing in
[2:22] these areas,
[2:23] and increase housing density, you are going to keep having more homeless people
[2:28] just materialize
[2:29] out of public, out of thin air.
[2:31] I love when someone goes, by the way, I pay my taxes.
[2:35] First of all, bitch, so do I.
[2:37] And that's the point.
[2:38] I want my taxes to go to this sort of shit, especially funny, because not only
[2:44] do we here
[2:44] in California pay a fucked on a taxes, we also vote on ballot measures.
[2:50] ballot measures that actually increase taxes that actually fill the government
[2:55] coffers
[2:56] specifically for initiatives exactly like the one that they're trying to
[3:02] implement.
[3:03] So ironically, these fucking dipshit yokels are arguing against the democratic
[3:09] process
[3:09] when they hold up these sorts of things from happening.
[3:13] Because the entire state of California has already decided, this is the good
[3:17] thing to
[3:18] do.
[3:19] This is a smart thing to do.
[3:20] It's decided that it's the right thing to do.
[3:22] And we've actually decided on initiatives that will tax us even further
[3:27] specifically
[3:28] so that the additional money that we are generating in the form of taxes in a
[3:34] fucking
[3:34] ballot measure, the most direct democracy you can get will create exactly this.
[3:39] That is what is so deeply frustrating about these kinds of idiotic fucking
[3:44] takes.
[3:45] First comment to Caliges tonight that I disagree with.
[3:47] He says none of in this room created the situation, but we're trying to fix it
[3:50] on the contrary.
[3:51] The people in this room and people like them are the entire reason we have a
[3:53] crisis to
[3:54] begin with exactly.
[3:55] Next question.
[3:56] Why this site?
[3:57] Why not somewhere else?
[3:58] This can be right next to my house and a homeless person can wander in and
[3:59] threaten the safety
[4:00] of my family.
[4:01] Yeah.
[4:02] Once again, no, he wouldn't.
[4:03] But you know, the likelihood of someone having a mental health episode in your
[4:07] immediate
[4:07] vicinity is significantly higher if they don't have a place to stay with
[4:12] shelter.
[4:13] So you're so fucking stupid that you're advocating against your best interests
[4:16] once
[4:17] again.
[4:18] I hate these people so fucking much someone just asked how giving homeless
[4:22] people homes
[4:22] will solve homelessness and reader I screamed.
[4:25] County exec Caligee housing the homeless is the responsibility of every city in
[4:28] town in
[4:28] this country overwhelming booze got pulled into a long debate with someone
[4:32] standing next
[4:33] to me.
[4:34] The last question was why can't this just go in San Francisco instead the same
[4:37] person
[4:37] next to me is also complaining about the new market rate housing in Mill Bay.
[4:40] How do we vote to stop this project?
[4:42] You do not.
[4:43] So one of the audiences once again screaming about environmental impacts and
[4:46] how an EIR
[4:47] is needed here.
[4:48] Caligee reminds folks that the state housing law means EIRs aren't needed for
[4:51] projects
[4:51] like this.
[4:52] People are now shouting, hollering.
[4:54] Dude, I love the environmental impact report, uh, rumors.
[4:59] I love that.
[5:00] EIR is an environmental impact report.
[5:02] They are using green washed initiatives to try and stop like this, this project
[5:08] from continuing.
[5:09] Just like when they say, what about our nurses?
[5:12] What about our teachers?
[5:13] They do not care.
[5:14] This is the mind of a reactionary that person probably votes Democrat.
[5:18] Let's be real.
[5:19] That person probably votes Democrat, but they're fucking disgusting piece of
[5:23] shit liberals
[5:24] who are psychotic reactionaries when push comes to shove.
[5:28] That is deeply frustrating to me and they will use anything and everything to
[5:33] get their
[5:34] way.
[5:35] They're stopping a fucking empty hotel from being repurposed into a, a place
[5:40] for permanent
[5:41] shelter for 100 homeless people and instead of saying, wow, this is so
[5:46] wonderful, I'm
[5:47] glad we're doing this because the state democratically voted on doing this.
[5:50] Okay, because they did, they're trying to say, well, what about the
[5:53] environmental impact
[5:54] report?
[5:55] Like shut the fuck up.
[5:56] You do not give a fuck about the environment.
[5:58] They are adopting the aesthetics of the other side of aesthetic liberalism as a
[6:04] countermeasure,
[6:05] as a way to stop like actual real material benefits from coming to people just
[6:10] like themselves.
[6:11] It is so fucking annoying.
[6:14] It's no different.
[6:15] Yes, it's concerned trolling.
[6:16] It's the same bullshit that like Republican psychos do whenever they,
[6:19] Republican psychos
[6:20] will, will vote to like melt homeless people into bio matter.
[6:24] But the moment that like we're talking about immigration into the country, they
[6:27] go, what
[6:27] about our homeless?
[6:28] It's like, bitch, I heard you speak about homeless people yesterday.
[6:32] You were talking about how you want to shoot them dead.
[6:34] Fuck you mean, what about the homeless?
[6:35] We don't give a fuck about the homelessness.
[6:36] You don't care.
[6:38] They love using other problems as a cudgel.
[6:41] It is the same exact shit that you heard from MSNBC when Joe Biden was pulling
[6:45] out
[6:45] of Afghanistan and MSNBC was like, well, what about the Afghan women?
[6:49] What about the Afghan women?
[6:51] Who will save the Afghan women as though the only way to save Afghan women is
[6:55] by continuing
[6:56] to do imperialism in Afghanistan?
[6:58] Next question.
[6:59] Why are we focusing on this homeless housing crap instead of truly affordable
[7:02] housing
[7:02] for single mothers implies that many people are lying about their income status
[7:05] wants to
[7:05] know how the county will verify people that are actually homeless.
[7:08] Yeah, dude, you in your mind, don't even want to live in the vicinity of a
[7:12] fucking homeless
[7:13] shelter, but you think people are just going to lie and be like, yeah, I'm
[7:16] actually making
[7:17] a hundred grand a year, but I'm going to go live in the homeless shelter.
[7:20] This is the same exact phenomena of conspiratorial minded freakazoids that pop
[7:27] up in the immediate
[7:28] aftermath of every new natural disaster that is caused by anthropogenic climate
[7:33] change.
[7:34] Understand, it's no different than when Republicans say, oh, it's door control.
[7:38] Oh, it's because there wasn't a good guy with a gun, but when there's a good
[7:40] guy with
[7:41] a gun there and it doesn't work, then they're like, okay, well, what about the
[7:44] door control?
[7:44] Okay, well, it must be a government conspiracy.
[7:47] When you run out of options and you refuse to see the reality that is knocking
[7:52] on your
[7:53] door, you refuse to recognize the very real conditions and the very real
[7:57] solutions to
[7:58] said conditions, you run out of options and you start saying insane shit like
[8:02] this, homelessness
[8:03] crisis actors, dude.
[8:05] Why are you placing a homeless shelter in Millbrae when Millbrae has no
[8:08] homeless problem?
[8:09] Ha ha ha.
[8:10] The question after that, how can you do this when the sheriff can't handle the
[8:12] homeless
[8:13] problem as it is?
[8:14] Incredible juxtaposition.
[8:15] Yeah, I know.
[8:16] Yeah, I wonder why there's no homeless problem.
[8:18] There fucking clearly is a homelessness problem there.
[8:20] There's a homeless problem everywhere.
[8:22] Tom, a 32 year old resident who lives next door to the project says he supports
[8:25] it.
[8:25] He immediately gets booed.
[8:26] He asks what he as a neighbor and resident can do to help make this a success.
[8:31] Things are getting real rowdy.
[8:32] A woman is refusing to step down for the podium after her minute speaking,
[8:35] saying she deserves
[8:35] more time since she organized a petition that got 5000 signatures, tons of
[8:38] screaming, cheering
[8:39] for her, booing for the county.
[8:41] Next commenter is very worried that the unhoused people who move into the
[8:43] project might get
[8:44] a $100,000 tech jobs, not reported, then get very low income housing and cheat
[8:48] the system.
[8:49] Someone in the chat also pointed this out.
[8:51] This is what I mean when I say I hate liberals.
[8:53] This is why this community constantly fucking cringes whenever everyone's like,
[8:57] dude, you're
[8:57] such a lib.
[8:58] You're such a liberal.
[8:59] You're such a libtard.
[9:00] It's like this is the major difference between someone like myself with my
[9:04] ideology, with the
[9:05] way I see the world and someone who is self interested and someone who claims
[9:09] to care about
[9:09] progressive values, but rarely ever will advocate for them when push comes to
[9:15] shove.
[9:15] And this is, like I said, no different than the hogs that think that every mass
[9:21] shooting
[9:22] is a scottop.
[9:23] They run out of options.
[9:25] This problem is becoming more and more obvious and they run out of defense
[9:29] mechanisms against
[9:30] it.
[9:31] So now they're just claiming that these guys are going to get the jobs or get
[9:35] our jobs.
[9:35] They're going to take our jobs.
[9:36] No one says, don't sugarcoat this, it's a homeless shelter.
[9:39] Lots of cheering says he wants an independent study to show Millbrake can
[9:41] afford this project.
[9:43] Meeting is over now.
[9:44] At the end, Mayor Schneider, a staunch opponent of the project rallied the
[9:47] crowd and told them
[9:48] that Millbrae City Council will convene a special council meeting this week to
[9:50] try to
[9:51] figure out what they can do.
[9:52] People mobbing supervisor pine in the aftermath of the meeting.
[9:55] One woman told him he will be directly responsible when the first child gets
[9:58] molested by an unhoused
[9:59] person from this project, unbelievably awful.
[10:02] Looks like the Millbrae residents found my thread for the record.
[10:05] I couldn't care less.
[10:06] It should be a crime to destroy communities like this and people like you
[10:08] should be imprisoned.
[10:10] Men's wear guy roasting nimbe's in my mentions now.
[10:12] This thread has officially made it Jordan, do you live in Millbrae, not you
[10:16] typing this
[10:16] in Utah?
[10:17] I truly don't understand how cruel people can be.
[10:20] There's literally no reason to go against this.
[10:22] Those are human beings with no homes.
[10:23] You wouldn't want to dog to sleep on the street, but how can you let humans do
[10:25] that?
[10:25] It's so cruel and heartbreaking.
[10:26] I hope everything goes well.
[10:28] Yeah, because they care about dogs.
[10:30] They think dogs are cute.
[10:31] Humans on the other hand, homeless people, they do not think are human beings.
[10:34] That's the difference.
[10:35] They even think that they are actually fucking dogs.
[10:38] They think that they are just pure evil, a manifestation of pure evil.
[10:41] It also stems kind of from the understanding that like, you know, this is a
[10:46] consequence
[10:47] of morality, like you're, if you're poor, you must have done something that is
[10:52] the reason
[10:53] why you're poor.
[10:54] You're not a victim of circumstance.
[10:55] It's because you are, you're poor dude, like that guy who just said kill
[10:59] yourself.
[10:59] We're talking about housing homeless people and that guy's response is kill
[11:04] yourself.
[11:05] It's so sad, man.
[11:06] I want you to do better.
[11:07] I want you to live a better life.
[11:09] I promise you.
[11:10] No matter how angry you feel about how whatever the fuck people have said about
[11:14] you, I want
[11:15] you to do better.
[11:16] Okay.
[11:17] How do you look at a situation like this and your responses kill yourself?
[11:20] That's crazy.
[11:21] The reality is like, it's not going to happen.
[11:24] I don't really give a shit.
[11:25] I get way worse statements on a daily basis.
[11:28] Just remind yourself, like, is this a good thing that I feel this angry about a
[11:33] random
[11:33] person I've never met before?
[11:35] Why do I feel like, and I don't mean like good as like some, some, some
[11:39] morality that
[11:40] exists in the ether.
[11:41] I mean, like, is this good for your own psychology?
[11:45] Is this good for your own soul if that's what you want to believe to have this
[11:49] level
[11:49] of anger?
[11:50] Is it healthy for you to have this level of anger?