Ahh...the battle between the homeful and the homeless.
Those comfortably content within their IKEAn society,
and the others who don't have these luxuries because
they don't feel they need them.
I mean, they've beaten a trench around this bush deep
enough to build a scrap metal roof over and solve the
problem, but that's beside the point, I guess.
Because supposedly, they've tried everything, and
they've exhausted every idea to the point where they're
merely throwing in the towel now, and whoever wants to
roll it up and use it as a pillow can go right ahead.
I mean, they've tried loading up all the "eyesores" into
a van and driving them out to the middle of the country
in the middle of the night then kicking them out the
door in a drug filled haze as the van still flies down
Lougheed at 90 clicks - that always works with an
unwanted pet - but for some reason they manage to sniff
their way back to the alley they call home by morning.
They've tried just allowing them to use their drugs
freely, and providing them with a sanitary environment
from which to do so in hopes of....well, I'm not
exactly sure, but that hasn't seemed to solve the
problem either.
But that's the thing. What is the problem exactly? I
mean, what is the homeless people's problem, because
that's the one that needs to be addressed in order to
deal with the "more important problem" of the eyesore
factor inflicted upon our law abiding citizens, am I
right? Well, the way I see it, it stems from the idea
that we live in a world that is completely owned. I
mean, No Name is a name brand and flavourless is a
flavour. Every single thing has a shiny price tag
hanging from it with a logo that's been stamped upon it
by some drugged up teenager in a tiny run-down
warehouse in some town you've never heard of, and
they're sick of having to think about this money-driven
world all day long. They do not want to "buy" a house,
they do not want to "get a job" because every home
available to them was built by someone else for someone
else, and lived in until they didn't want it anymore,
where it was subsequently dumped on dozens of other
tennants who have stained the premisis beyond
originality. But bottom line, it's not theirs, and any
job available to them is within an over-crowded,
underworthy field, where a person is constantly
reminded - by the grease stains or gasoline splattering
up their arm as they "drop more fries" or "fill'er up"
- that they know better than this.
We will not demean ourselves simply because someone
else was here first and we will always be bitter about
the fact that when the Earth was giving out its
"unlimited resources" you guys claimed it all for
yourselves before we even had an embrionic chance, and
now there's nothing.
So how do you cure this sickness of one knowing better?
How do we solve the problem and help these people "get
with the program"? First off, by understanding that
this is not a problem, nor a sickness, but merely a
logical reaction to the world around us that's being
devoured to voraciously and forces us to change so
suddenly, adapting like chameleons. We are an
accelerated evolution caused by this "information age"
as we've "named" it, and we perpetually continue to
accelerate.
And this is good.
This is a solution.
Mr.Morder
Our next issue is on Homelessness...set to hit the streets on June 4th...hopefully it will be a recurring theme as one issue doesn't begin to encapsulate the the problem. With the Olympics quickly approaching, who knows what solution will be "settled" upon...