Homelessness is on the rise 
And I personally think it will get worse under Biden/Harris, why do I say that??
Cause as it is, the worse homeless problems exist currently in Democrat cities and counties and States, that's why.
Like Portland and Seattle and San Francisco and other cities that use to be marvelous places to live, now their down towns look like a scene from 'The Blade Runner'...
Democrats act like they care, but then redirect all monies to their own leadership and corporate friends and partners, then Rent goes up, rich developers come in and raise rent so high in surrounding communities that even whites now forced to abandon their suburban or rural metropolitan dream apartment or loft, and now whites find themselves either moving back into hood areas or on the streets like everyone else...I see it daily!
Just on the way home today, after grocery shopping, some mid to late 40's white guy approached me for change, I mean they could of been any Hardware store manager but now begging for change.
And I could tell they're newly displaced, in that they weren't street skinny yet or street dirty yet, you can tell the new ones, and it happens quick.
One minute in the system thinking you're living the dream, the next week out of a home or apartment, it happens that quick.
And the older you get, especially if a older dull looking ugly male, the less people want you staying with them, be it family friends or whomever.
That's what older males don't realize, what women do, is that ugly no one wants you around them.
It's why smart males, and most women are always 'kept', cause the get this reality.
But when some older, pale skinned balding featureless white dude, or any other dude, expects help or sympathy, it won't come there way.
I was homeless once, but was always fit and worked out, even while living out of van.
Anyways, expect homelessness to go up now, now that Biden/Harris in office, their policies will devistate the working class in America.
twylightzone.boards.net/thread/40/homelessness-good-bad-ugly-all?page=1 Some more thoughts about homelessness in 'The Zone'
