Living Homeless: Hope in the Desert :: Part 1

[Iworkwithnitwits]

Do you honestly take her seriously? I mean if she wants to clean up her act I would probably take her more seriously. How does she ever think she would even get an interview much less a job looking like that?

[WeaponSamurai]

Are you still in contact with these guys?

[faffaflunkie]

How about getting jobs, hippies.

[yazmeenmelodi]

It is not my intent to be cruel, some of these people's lives may or may not have been bad at home it depends on how you look at it. Most of us had rules to follow under the roofs of our parents. We endured and had a home and food. If you choose as a young person not to want to live by your parents rules than you are going to have an even harder road ahead. Being hungry, homeless, dirty, cold, hot is not FREE! If you are being abused by parents do research & find a social agency before leaving.

[Mbombed]

@yazmeenmelodi I enjoyed being homeless and not working for a while, i had fun as if everyday was a vacation. The only reason why im not know is because i have to make food money but really being homeless isn't as bad as it seems depending on were you live

[TheIceman515069]

@Mbombed listen bro, i do understand what you are saying, but you cant look at it like every single situation is exactly like your situation?! i know you will probably say you were homeless for a longer time than you were and your experience was still all good, but people dont just go out and be homeless because they think its fun and cool?! homelessness is NOT cool in any way, and for anyone to think its always the same and homeless people have it easy, im sorry but that is just pure ignorance

[Mbombed]

@TheIceman515069

You're right, you have absolutely no clue at all about what I said. I haven't said every homeless situations are the same, however you are because being homeless was a pretty fun/cool experience for me, it is basically camping and actually allot of people do just go out and be homeless, people run away from home everyday.

[TheIceman515069]

@Mbombed actually youre right too, i didnt mean to imply that you said everyone is the exact same, it was just the comment about it being not as bad as it seems, i guess, is what caught my attention. i do know what you mean, ive never done it, but i think i can understand the aspect of it, camping and such. although, as you know, it is never the same for everybody and every situation. unfortunately, alot of people are forced into homelessness for various reasons and feel they have no way out?!!

[Blackwolf726]

I had to lulz at these comments. As one of the people participating in this film, I have to say if some homeless person feels like their story is more legit than this lazy teenager's story, why dont they get off their lazy ass and make a documentary?

[F0Xhound009]

there's a difference between homeless people that do drugs, smoke, and drink and homeless people that got laid off and have no way of paying there bills who don't do stupid shit like drugs. those are the people i feel bad for, not the users.

[AliveNside]

So insulting to actual homeless people- people who do NOT choose this as a lifestyle! Look at how healthy and young these "kids" are. They just don't want to be tied down to responsibilities that come with growing up. Fuck them- don't feel bad for them- this is what they chose. Feel bad for the workers getting laid off and losing thier homes- not these lazy ass teenagers> 3:06-3:12

Wah! WAH! I can't do what I want when I want to do it!! Wah!

Now I can do what I want- feel bad for me!!!

[Mbombed]

@AliveNside

I agree, the lazy ass teenagers are lucky.

[leon625]

i'm Sorry, I've been around these kind of people since i was a child.

These guys Just fucking act so fucking stupid no reason to make a documentary about them

first thing you should do is go back to where you belong..

you wouldn't be homeless if you didn't

[Garrick7477]

she sucked her way cross the states; let me guess you guys are obama supporters?