Homelessness Is Ruining America's Resort Towns

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Published 2024-03-21
This is America now??

We've all seen how homeless camps have made our big cities much worse. Well, it's even happening in our small resort towns. I went to Michigan's Traverse City to find out more.

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All Comments (21)
  • @jeffs4483
    The most important issue debated in Congress currently is funding for overseas wars, not helping our citizens at home.
  • @TheDolyy
    As a French guy, i can see our future here. We are going the same way. Our leaders are trash, poor west.
  • @garybigie3178
    Homeless people everywhere in the USA. It shows we already are in a DEPRESSION, not a recession.
  • @vondagrubb4623
    Even when i was homeless i was clean and well presented. No excuse unless u are strung out on drugs.
  • It really disgusts me to see how taxpayer money is pissed away on bullshit, when we have this going on everywhere.
  • @chelleb3055
    I just spent seven months crossing the country, seeing every state and almost every major city. This is happening and it's worse than people can imagine.
  • This is really sad to see. The number of homeless is shocking. I'm from Norway, and I've never seen anything like it. Even though we in Scandinavia have private property rights, an open market economy and among the world's highest wages, we don't leave anyone behind in the mud like this.
  • @nicolebeady9672
    I live in TC...I'm very aware of what it's like in the Pines...there's also a lot of other tent camps sprinkled behind your favorite restraunts and stores...
  • @arcas8423
    All those dystopian movies in the 1980s, are now documentaries.
  • @life5161
    Scary. My God. The United States is dying right before our eyes in real time.
  • @geoffdevore6321
    Actually, the high cost of housing is a leading cause in homelessness, which in turn is starting to ruin America, along with all the other problems!!!
  • @carolynlewis9019
    It's the Mayor's, Governor's,and the City Consels, destroying the resorts, town's and Cities.
  • @user-qc7hr4my7r
    They are wiping out the middle class. The big problem is that wages do not match the rate of inflation. Seeing houses in the ghetto that use to cost around $100k or less now costing up to 200k.
  • I make $25 as a saw operator for a major metalworking company and I’m sleeping in my car economy’s real rough
  • @Gtfobcso2024
    Wr do not need resort towns, we need towns where people can afford TO LIVE WHERE THEY WORK.Currently paying more than half of paycheck for a run down efficiency where I make 200$ too much to qualify for ebt. This is ridiculous.
  • @Emmy-J
    The US has approximately 653,000 homeless and that's why you see this kind of thing all over the US. The greed in this country is going to destroy it. I live in the next town over from Hell and they are doing the same to my small town. Building all these subdivisions and when the people move from the city they want to turn the area into the same thing they moved from. It really ticks me off.
  • @DanA.-jo4sg
    Nick, go check out Sedona Arizona where the workers are forced to live in designated parking lots in their vehicles because nothing is affordable. Yes, they work fulltime.
  • @MedfordHills
    Stop institutional investors buying all the single family homes and turning them into rentals and driving up home prices and rents!
  • 11:22 growing up on Maui, Hawaii, I saw it first hand. Everyone moved to Maui. They start as tourist and then become speculators that bought and sold the island. Eventually it was all the newcomers or Malahini in Hawaiian the began trying to run everything. It was the NIMBY sindrum and they were more concerned about maintaining their lifestyles. So many oceanfront McMansions were owned by them and they would complain if someone walked by the ocean in front of their houses. They believed they owned the beach out to the water. They didn't. Public domain extends up on land forty geet from the high tide mark. That didn't stop the entitled from complaining and trying to change the laws.