Why is being “Homeless” such a bad thing? Maybe it's not!

Yes, thats the one . The homeless professionals. They were con men. Not really homeless.

Anyway, the point is . I think we now have a world where we cant DO things, like women no longer make clothes, men no longer build their own homes, we depend on other countries alot to create more material goods for us to consume on a huge basis.

Due to this we are having this global melt down. Gypsy type of lifestyle would create more self-sufficiency. And people would explore perhaps more but have more control over the global economy even.

But as it stands people are soooo dependant, on television, already made foods, clothes, cars, morgages. And so forth that they are becoming like babies/children. Just awaiting their presidents to take us into a more controlled world infact. Its highly dangerous how people are behaving. They need to if they want to make a more exciting and less dangerous world, get off their backs and start living in the real world. Not some fabricated reality by a dodgy politician.

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What a pile of silly generalities there. This post is great example of the way society judges others.

Thanks.

How would you survive in a city without food and a home? What a pile of naivety/ willful ignorance.

Originally posted by FreedomEntered
They need to if they want to make a more exciting and less dangerous world, get off their backs and start living in the real world. Not some fabricated reality by a dodgy politician.

I do live in the real world.
Your vision of the real world is different then mine which is different then someone else.

I get up every day and work 45 -50 hours a week making a great living in my career doing something I love for something I fully support. I pay my taxes , dont break the law, watch what I enjoy, read what I enjoy and listen to the music I want. I take vacations when I want, usually out west to a specific national park and get lost in the beauty of nature.

For you to say I live in some fabricated reality is about as wrong as my saying you are a vagrant because of the lifestyle you choose.

Im speaking of the prejudice towards certain homeless groups namely the " Gypsies" and Im saying that your reality and way of life of living in a "home" is no more valid than theres.

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Sorry, but I have a pressing need for a comfy bed, hot and cold running water, electricity and above all heating.

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Sound silly, delusional or naive right? You decide, but it makes me very happy. How can that be wrong?

Please forgive me. Nothing wrong here. I wasn't saying it very well. Something I typed gave you a wow because you have that same something in you already. Thats where the "wow" came from, not me. I was making that distinction, thats all. That you were touched or happy about it is wonderful.

Edit to add: By the way, this thread touched me today too. Thanks for stating it...

Originally posted by FreedomEntered
Ive mixed with very wealthy and very poor. You know the wealthy have at times all sorts of problems, issues, crisis, fights with self/ with others, disease, lack of identity and so forth.

Wealth and posessions isnt the measure of a man.

I like that. The more money you have the more expensive your emergencies are.

Originally posted by intrptr
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Sound silly, delusional or naive right? You decide, but it makes me very happy. How can that be wrong?

Please forgive me. Nothing wrong here. I wasn't saying it very well. Something I typed gave you a wow because you have that same something in you already. Thats where the "wow" came from, not me. I was making that distinction, thats all. That you were touched or happy about it is wonderful.

Edit to add: By the way, this thread touched me today too. Thanks for stating it...

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Again, you are a wise old soul. I'm glad you found this thread worth reading.

Take care my friend.

I tell you what if I had a good amount of money like enough to where I could spend $100 a day and not work and just do whatever. I would be homeless I wouldn't waste the money on a place to live I would just make friends travel around and stay all over the place. It would be sweet, and really I would probably do it even if I had $20 or $30 a day to spend and not have to work. I havea motorcycle gets like 80mpg I would just travel around on that, carry what I can on the bike and sail in the wind.

I am "Homeless", I have been for about 4 years. I do not have a home, No address. In the summer I work all over the UK and live onsite in my van or in a tent, over the winter I stay with whoever has a spare room and is in dire need of the extra cash or companionship I provide.

I am never short of somewhere to stay and those I stay with wish they had the "strength" that I have to live free.

I earn around £6000 a year tops and am still alive.

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Homelessness does have it's percs believe it or not. It allows you to travel and meet new people. Your no longer tied down to one area. You have nothing to lose so you become more of a risk taker. Meaning you may use your last 50 dollars to take a bus somewhere you might not have gone.I know I experienced it after my grandma died and my mother went to hospus because of a liver disease. During the summer time it's pretty cool. Camping out in the woods. By late fall your ready to figure something out. Which you should have been looking for friends during the good months. I think alot of people don't like the idea of people being independent from them. Old friends just can't seem to accept change.

Originally posted by XsweetNspiceyX
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Homelessness does have it's percs believe it or not. It allows you to travel and meet new people. Your no longer tied down to one area. You have nothing to lose so you become more of a risk taker. Meaning you may use your last 50 dollars to take a bus somewhere you might not have gone.I know I experienced it after my grandma died and my mother went to hospus because of a liver disease. During the summer time it's pretty cool. Camping out in the woods. By late fall your ready to figure something out. Which you should have been looking for friends during the good months. I think alot of people don't like the idea of people being independent from them. Old friends just can't seem to accept change.

Yes, I agree.

I think friends are a fantasy to be honest, not because people are bad, but because they are just like us and make mistakes. Best to trust in yourself in my view.

Originally posted by Wanderer112358

Once people refuse to be a prisoner to money and possessions, the whole system will come apart.

Or maybe it will come together.

Sometimes something needs to come apart to be able to fix it.