Kentucky GOP’s New Bill Decriminalizes Use of Deadly Force Against the Unhoused
Kentucky GOP’s New Bill Decriminalizes Use of Deadly Force Against the Unhoused
m just ashamed that this bill even came into fruition,” a Lexington council member said.
“I’m just ashamed that this bill even came into fruition,” a Lexington council member said.
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Anyone else think that "uNhOuSEd" is a term thought up by spoiled white teenagers who want to feel morally superior because they're offended on behalf of homeless people, while said homeless people COULD NOT GIVE A SHIT how you refer to them, just gimme a sandwich
Not only that, "uNhOuSEd" sounds WAY too close to "unhinged", you stupid cunts 😂
Edit 👇 Behold the children lol
Imagine inventing a person and then being mad at a fake person that exists in your head.
Blocked. You should think about the experience and perspective of the other before opening your fucking mouth.
I removed their comment for rule 1 violation, but they aren't wrong. I used to be homeless (we prefer the term "travelers"). We called ourselves homeless when not using the term traveler, and weren't fond of the term "unhomed".
Thanks for letting me know. Curious when and where that was if you're comfortable sharing
When - 3 times through my adulthood, and most of my childhood prior to foster care
Where - Missouri, Arkansas, New Mexico, and Arizona
You're only proving yourself wrong. Just say you hate poor people.