Maybe Seattle & other big cities can allow homeless people to create tent cities inside of old & abandoned football/sports stadiums, if they have any available....they can even do their drugs inside these big places.
Just like cnn overreacts and overgeneralizes....what do you think foxnews does? Lol they love to harp on this shit because it paints their narrative. It’s not the full story. Nothing is this clear cut and dry. Everybody knows there are a lot of homeless people on the west coast. The weather is better. But to say it is strictly a drug problem there and nothing else is comical. Eat up those statistics though lol
The homophobe Mob and Small Marge don't believe in stats and facts so let me provide a few:
1) According to the Seattle Times in an article published in April of 2018, according to Project Homeless, overdoses were the leading cause of homeless deaths in King County (Washington) in 2017.
2) Overdoses from drugs or alcohol among younger homeless people — ages 15-24 — were more than twice as common as overdoses among people the same age who weren’t homeless, according to the report.
3) A 2018 survey of 900 homeless people asked what led to their homelessness. 24% said lost job while 21% said alcohol and drugs led to homelessness. Let me remind you alcohol and drugs usually lead to you losing your job. The two usually go hand-in-hand.
1) According to the Seattle Times in an article published in April of 2018, according to Project Homeless, overdoses were the leading cause of homeless deaths in King County (Washington) in 2017.
2) Overdoses from drugs or alcohol among younger homeless people — ages 15-24 — were more than twice as common as overdoses among people the same age who weren’t homeless, according to the report.
3) A 2018 survey of 900 homeless people asked what led to their homelessness. 24% said lost job while 21% said alcohol and drugs led to homelessness. Let me remind you alcohol and drugs usually lead to you losing your job. The two usually go hand-in-hand.
Haha, you take one day and use that to prove your point. You are such a drain on this forum. A true cancer.
The truth is this:
Temperature
The warm season lasts for 2.8 months, from June 21 to September 13, with an average daily high temperature above 72°F.
I only lived there most of my life but what do I know? Why don't you ask Sunshine? He'll tell you and you'll probably not say a word when he chimes in because his name isn't "Enfuego."
[FONT="]Rain falls throughout the year in Seattle. The [/FONT][FONT="]most rain[/FONT][FONT="] falls during the 31 days centered around [/FONT][FONT="]November 22[/FONT][FONT="], with an average total accumulation of [/FONT][FONT="]7.7 inches[/FONT][FONT="].[/FONT]
