The left says we should look to Europe to solve our problems in America: how they combat homeless folks

[Bear5131]

I remember living in Arizona talking to this guy and asking him how he ended up here, he told me him and a bunch of people were in a park in California and a van pulled up and asked them if they wanted to go to Arizona? They said sure, so the van dropped them all off in Arizona and left..

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries so long as they agree not to return​

• Basel's homeless people offered a free train ticket or airfare to leave Switzerland
• They must agree, in writing, not to return to Basel, or they risk being deported
• 31 people from Belgium, Germany, Romania, Italy, France accepted the offer

A Swiss city has offered homeless people one-way tickets to other European countries, provided they agree not to return.

Basel's migration service will give homeless people a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries

Basel's migration service has offered homeless people (pictured left, homeless in Geneva) a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

www.google.com

 

[Grand Mal]

I remember living in Arizona talking to this guy and asking him how he ended up here, he told me him and a bunch of people were in a park in California and a van pulled up and asked them if they wanted to go to Arizona? They said sure, so the van dropped them all off in Arizona and left..

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries so long as they agree not to return​

• Basel's homeless people offered a free train ticket or airfare to leave Switzerland
• They must agree, in writing, not to return to Basel, or they risk being deported
• 31 people from Belgium, Germany, Romania, Italy, France accepted the offer

A Swiss city has offered homeless people one-way tickets to other European countries, provided they agree not to return.

Basel's migration service will give homeless people a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries

Basel's migration service has offered homeless people (pictured left, homeless in Geneva) a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

www.google.com

What a bullshit thread title. Where's the left in this story? Basel? Arizona? Driving the van?
This is hopelessly partisan bilgewater, even for you. You really suck at what we're doing here.

 

[Bear5131]

What a bullshit thread title. Where's the left in this story? Basel? Arizona? Driving the van?
This is hopelessly partisan bilgewater, even for you. You really suck at what we're doing here.

No comment on the story?

 

[Ishm]

Repatriating homeless people to their home countries makes perfect sense. US states trying to force their homeless to move to other states by shrinking the support they desperately need is a whole different picture.

 

[NolanVoyd]

No comment on the story?

Your headline is a lie.

Case closed.

Major fail on your part.

 

[Bear5131]

Your headline is a lie.

Case closed.

Major fail on your part.

So you don't read all the gun posts on here and how Europe does it better?

 

[Grand Mal]

No comment on the story?

So the city gave non-Swiss homeless people tickets out of the country. So what. I dont know how Swiss law works but I doubt very much that a city government threatening deportation carries much weight.
The Premier of Alberta a few years ago was giving welfare recipients bus tickets to Vancouver till it came out and he looked ridiculous.
Are you advocating that the US give non-American homeless people tickets to, uh, where?
Its a stupid concept.

 

[NolanVoyd]

So you don't read all the gun posts on here and how Europe does it better?

So you don't read all the anti birthright citizenship posts on here and how Europe does it better?

Your headline is partisan nonsense.

Nothing in the article had anything to do with "the left".

Toral fail.

 

[Bear5131]

Great Britain does it as well


The Greater London area accounted for the majority of tickets purchased, with 4,159, more than a third of which were for journeys out of the UK, mostly to destinations in eastern Europe. More than 100 tickets have been purchased since 2015 by local authorities in Oxford, Nottingham, Blackpool, Manchester, Leicester and Exeter.

Revealed: homeless people given one-way tickets to other areas

Exclusive: councils have given thousands single train, bus and flight tickets in past four years

www.google.com

 

[Grand Mal]

Great Britain does it as well


The Greater London area accounted for the majority of tickets purchased, with 4,159, more than a third of which were for journeys out of the UK, mostly to destinations in eastern Europe. More than 100 tickets have been purchased since 2015 by local authorities in Oxford, Nottingham, Blackpool, Manchester, Leicester and Exeter.

Revealed: homeless people given one-way tickets to other areas

Exclusive: councils have given thousands single train, bus and flight tickets in past four years

www.google.com

What are you trying to say? Do you think there's lots of non-American homeless people in the US?
What, in other words, is your point here?

 

[NolanVoyd]

Great Britain does it as well


The Greater London area accounted for the majority of tickets purchased, with 4,159, more than a third of which were for journeys out of the UK, mostly to destinations in eastern Europe. More than 100 tickets have been purchased since 2015 by local authorities in Oxford, Nottingham, Blackpool, Manchester, Leicester and Exeter.

Revealed: homeless people given one-way tickets to other areas

Exclusive: councils have given thousands single train, bus and flight tickets in past four years

www.google.com

The US too.

Bussed out: how America moves thousands of homeless people around the country

Each year, US cities give thousands of homeless people one-way bus tickets out of town. An 18-month nationwide investigation by the Guardian reveals, for the first time, what really happens at journey’s end

www.theguardian.com

 

[VanceMack]

Yes...leftists love those homogeneous Scandinavian countries with limited black and brown people.

 

[Bear5131]

So you don't read all the anti birthright citizenship posts on here and how Europe does it better?

Your headline is partisan nonsense.

Nothing in the article had anything to do with "the left".

Toral fail.

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Portland is a lefty city..

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Homeless Residents Got One-Way Tickets Out of Town. Many Returned to the Streets.​

As cities offer transportation passes to get homeless people to a more stable destination, some worry whether they are sending people to insecurity in a new place.

Portland, Ore., began its program to bus homeless people out of the city in 2016.Credit...Amanda Lucier for The New York Times


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2019/09/14/us/homeless-busing-seattle-san-francisco.amp.html

 

[Grand Mal]

The US too.

Bussed out: how America moves thousands of homeless people around the country

Each year, US cities give thousands of homeless people one-way bus tickets out of town. An 18-month nationwide investigation by the Guardian reveals, for the first time, what really happens at journey’s end

www.theguardian.com

And those are American citizens, not foreign nationals being sent back to their home countries.

 

[Grand Mal]

Yes...leftists love those homogeneous Scandinavian countries with limited black and brown people.

Switzerland has been moved to Scandinavia? Wow! And its become leftist, too! Bloody miraculous, I call it.

 

[Allan]

Yes...leftists love those homogeneous Scandinavian countries with limited black and brown people.

Scandinavia

Switzerland

 

[TypicalRussian]

Yes...leftists love those homogeneous Scandinavian countries with limited black and brown people.

I love them too

 

[AZRWinger]

Repatriating homeless people to their home countries makes perfect sense. US states trying to force their homeless to move to other states by shrinking the support they desperately need is a whole different picture.

As we all know a state's first obligation is to provide a level of luxury to the homeless so they don't move away. Right.

 

[Grand Mal]

As we all know a state's first obligation is to provide a level of luxury to the homeless so they don't move away. Right.

Warm weather in winter is pretty much all the luxury homeless people need.
I dont know how it is in the USA but here you need a mailing address to avail yourself of government services. Most homeless people are on their own. They busk or panhandle or work day jobs from labour agencies.

 

[Ishm]

As we all know a state's first obligation is to provide a level of luxury to the homeless so they don't move away. Right.

How about just saying that a states responsibility is to look after it's own problems and not off load them on other states?

 

[Gateman_Wen]

I remember living in Arizona talking to this guy and asking him how he ended up here, he told me him and a bunch of people were in a park in California and a van pulled up and asked them if they wanted to go to Arizona? They said sure, so the van dropped them all off in Arizona and left..

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries so long as they agree not to return​

• Basel's homeless people offered a free train ticket or airfare to leave Switzerland
• They must agree, in writing, not to return to Basel, or they risk being deported
• 31 people from Belgium, Germany, Romania, Italy, France accepted the offer

A Swiss city has offered homeless people one-way tickets to other European countries, provided they agree not to return.

Basel's migration service will give homeless people a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries

Basel's migration service has offered homeless people (pictured left, homeless in Geneva) a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

www.google.com

It's voluntary. It's also a story that over a year old.

Next fauxrage please.,

 

[Fearandloathing]

What a bullshit thread title. Where's the left in this story? Basel? Arizona? Driving the van?
This is hopelessly partisan bilgewater, even for you. You really suck at what we're doing here.

Thanks for your post ...it saved me from having to read it

 

[Bear5131]

What a bullshit thread title. Where's the left in this story? Basel? Arizona? Driving the van?
This is hopelessly partisan bilgewater, even for you. You really suck at what we're doing

In another thread the left always says we should look to Europe to solve our problems

We also don’t hear about them in other developed countries that don’t have fortresses for schools.

Why is that? Are Americans just naturally barbaric and violent?

 

[Questerr]

In another thread the left always says we should look to Europe to solve our problems

You know how we have a problem with homeless people committing mass shootings?

 

[AGENT J]

I remember living in Arizona talking to this guy and asking him how he ended up here, he told me him and a bunch of people were in a park in California and a van pulled up and asked them if they wanted to go to Arizona? They said sure, so the van dropped them all off in Arizona and left..

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries so long as they agree not to return​

• Basel's homeless people offered a free train ticket or airfare to leave Switzerland
• They must agree, in writing, not to return to Basel, or they risk being deported
• 31 people from Belgium, Germany, Romania, Italy, France accepted the offer

A Swiss city has offered homeless people one-way tickets to other European countries, provided they agree not to return.

Basel's migration service will give homeless people a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

Swiss city offers homeless people one-way tickets to other countries

Basel's migration service has offered homeless people (pictured left, homeless in Geneva) a free ticket, or air fare if the destination is too far to travel by train, to return to their home country.

www.google.com

Holy insta failed OP
what does this have to do with the left? oh thats right nothing LMAO

why do so many people make morinc and instantly failed threads like this . .

whats the percentage? i bet like 90% of the time when somebody generalizes in THIS type of manner and says "The left" , "the right", christians, jews, muslims, whites, blacks, gays, men etc etc ect its dishonest and or factually inaccurate
its exactly what is wrong with politics and society today