In my town there was a section of woods the railroad tracks run through that was next to a small section of the local river. People always used to fish back there, it was a place for parties on the weekend and there were lots of little trails that were just fun to walk around in nature a bit in the city. I went down the railroad tracks last summer to reminisce but the trees were all gone, smaller little creeks that branched off the river were filled in and the whole area had soil brought in and leveled into a giant parking lot for the county. When I headed back to the main road a sheriff was standing next to one of the railroad buildings and 'reminded' that I was trespassing through there. I asked what happened to the woods and trails and stuff and he told me they had to clean the whole thing out because homeless people had taken over and had a little homeless colony back there. Kinda sad that it was enjoyed for so many years but ruined so fast by homeless people trashing it and drugging up. Some people feel bad for the homeless but I now see them as a pestilence that ruins things for normal people.

>>2864597
easy answer? jews (its true, but shallow)
real answer? go look at city records & see how much there used to be BEFORE your time, and recognize how little remained by the time you were a child
buildings crumble, get recycled, then become dirt lots that turn into forestry; afterwhich, is then sold for basic infra that'll stick around for a determinate amount of decades, depending of how smart/retarded the owners & city controllers are

give it enough time, and those buildings will go to shit, and some kid in 30-80 years will be asking where it all gone too, but while sitting in a forest instead

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>>2864600
That's true too, in another area near me there's miles and miles of nature trails. In the river there there's the shell of a large bridge that went across. I looked it up and years ago it was all roads for logging and stuff. In less than 60 years or so nature has already reclaimed nearly everything.

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>>2864600
All farm land that went dormant. Now filled with condo dwelling bun heads. Why can't they renew the fucking city they seeped from instead of moving to rural towns.

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>>2864611
they think they can get cheap land & live the "country core life"
will they actually? fuck no, lmao

they're getting scammed with mc mansions, taking loans that are getting extended longer than their lifetimes, and absolutely despise local legislature

give it a 10-20 years, and they're gonna flee back to their overpriced concrete jungle, all while being dead broke
sure, they won't be gone overnight, but they're not staying forever

>>2864598
damn bro hope you keep paying your taxes so the sherriff can keep letting homeless people create camps in places that they want normal people to stop hanging out, would be terrible if they did a little police work and arrested people who were problems instead of just letting them create visible problems that are basically the only source of their increase in funding in such areas

also if you're having parties down by the river that's not helping my local buddies who own the bar downtown

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>>2864597
bro the local retirement beachfront village used to be the local natives burial ground for centuries. such is the way of "progress"

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>>2864629

How about you just go get a job instead of standing around at intersections?

>>2864771
but i've already got a dog?

>>2864771
>>2864792
I watched one while parked at a chick fil a once. Between lights he would pull out his phone and scroll.

Then his time was up, he walked off and was replaced by another. Original guy headed to the parking lot I was in, put his stuff in the trunk and went to the restaurants bathroom.

I think we have professional beggers in my state.

>>2864843
I think you're not wrong with your conclusion but you're also so retarded about it with your specific anecdote that you're probably wrong in that instance

next you're going to pretend you are working constantly at work

>>2864597
I know the feeling. I just got back from 'Nam and was hitchhiking through Oregon. A cop started harassing me, next thing I knew I had a whole army of cops chasing me through the woods. I had to take them all out, it was a blood bath.

>>2864598
There's "the homeless" and there's homeless. Normal homeless people don't live in tent cities stealing from each other and selling each other drugs

>>2865466
>ThEy ArNt ThE rEaL hOmElEsS!!!1111
stop excusing and romanticizing mentally ill vagrancy.