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Interviewing the Homeless in the U.S.A.

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Uploaded by on Jul 26, 2007

The homeless in America don't have a voice, but they should. Here we interview them on the street, and give them one.

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  • To the people making negative comments about other human beings they DO NOT KNOW: most of them could walk in your shoes til they fell apart, an you couldn't even tie the laces on theirs. Your lack of understanding, perception, knowledge, experience, and objectivity concerning these people is a testament to your wilfull ignorance and bigotry. It's not them you are really mad at, you are mad at yourself because you are so ugly inside while your exterior is a total sham of pretend humanity.

  • Music was unnecessary.

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  • What is this, some wanna-be news channel? Get rid of the tacky music, get a decent camera, and forget the overly dramatic shots of you saying how bad it is to be homeless..

  • Cleveland, Ohio? I always knew it to be horrible.  I had to leave the State, then the country, decades ago. I found Clevelanders to be the worst. The nastiest. It just seemed as though evil indifference was in the air. I got the crap beaten out of me year after year and left when I was 18, never to return, no one protected me from my pill popping alcoholic parents. He was trained in the subprime market, this guy has no luck! Where is he now? Any update possible?

  • The background music is so laud I can't hear the guy talking. Please, please next time ditch the music.

  • breakdance and classical music don't go toghether stop fussing on homeless

  • you know you realy are a good person i know this u wanted maybe to give um a home but u know u can't because then u feal bad not u know haelpin all of them it seems to me like u have a big heart just saying and it is hard for u to see people suffer like that and u fed up with how heartless the world is right and how no one cares i know it connie and i can tell u very down to earth and very intellegent and view it from other perspectives so i just saying good vid and good job

  • THERE IS A CORPORATE TAKEOVER OF AMERICA, THE GREEDY HAVE TOO MUCH THE POOR AND OLD MIDDLE CLASS ARE LOSING EVERYTHING.

  • @warlordgorgutz1 and yes, some of them are a risk to those around them, but the truth of the matter is that most people who suffer from disorders are harmless. they are messed up enough to keep them from living a normal life but not so much to the point of hostility or violence. I understand your stand point, i really do, but there must be more then biggotry and discrimination.

  • @EugeneWanderer No, they should be in a facility that can harbour and look after them properly. Do you think it's right or even safe to have 'crazies' on the streets? Everyone DESERVES a fair life, equal treatment, etc. but not everyone is CAPABLE of being able to support that life themselves. Sometimes you should stop trying to be nice, caring and selfless, and start being practical and realistic.

  • @warlordgorgutz1 Over 30% of the homeless in America suffer from a mental disorder of some sort, should they also be up every day looking for the job they cant work or keep?

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