Watch How Ungrateful These Homeless People Can Be

I was homeless for about a year. Addicted to drugs. When I got clean and managed to get a really crappy rental studio apartment, very tiny and not well managed, I fell onto the floor crying from gratefulness and happiness and relief.. I have now been drug-free for ten years and own a home!

Offended by everything. Ashamed of nothing. Entitled to everything. Contributing nothing.

~”You can take a shower, freshen up, and go to work…”. That seems to be about the last thing these two are planning to do.

"I want to live in a house. " THEN GET A JOB LIKE THE REST OF US.

As a former homeless drunk, I can tell you the only thing I cared about was my next drink. Food, water, and shelter were all secondary needs. Almost 9 years since my last drink!

"Oh, this doesn't work for you? Please gather your things and exit the building. Next!".

"I have never understood why it is "greed" to want to keep the money you have earned but not greed to want to take somebody else's money."- Thomas Sowell

“You don’t like the free housing? Ok, your move out day is in 3 days. NEXT person!” And it’s as simple as that.

I work at a homeless shelter. The overwhelming majority of them are homeless by choice or drugs. Shelters are not designed to help homeless. They are designed to make ourselves feel good about ourselves for “helping” someone.

There are many types of homeless people. For years, I have made baby blankets, hats, scarves and sweaters for people in need, and I was stunned, when one of the sweater/hat sets I gave to the shelter, was received by a couple that just glanced at it, "I don't like the color... can you make another one?" Since then, I knit for babies and Veterans only, because it just make me realize how little hours of work meant to someone who really didn't care.