lining certain Los Angeles roadways on April 6, putting an end to the pandemic-era protection that RV residents had over the last couple of years.
While she might see a world of problems circulating around these RVs, others see a world crushed, as their living places are suddenly at risk. Kennedy, joined by several other advocates maintain that the narrative that these areas are flooded with crime are an attack on the poor and unhoused communities, and that RV dwellers co-exist without issue.
"There's all different types of people, so you can't just say one thing about any population," said Kennedy."Mostly, it's people who are poor - they can't afford rent - and that's that."
Maybe we can have certain streets that you can’t park RVs at like around schools. I can’t walk my kids to school anymore on their street without smelling dirty trash and there’s barrels of trash on the street. Denker and 53rd is horrible and it’s an elementary school there.
Seriously! 5 self detonated RV fires and one that blew the windows out of our grocery store. The police are still looking for the homeless assailants who set their homeless neighbor on fire. Burned him to a crisp in his sleeping bag and we can’t tow them?
We need to get rid of the cancerous politicians that allowed this to happen in the first place. Politicians like Mike_Feuer
Finally, about time
Advocates offer no solutions, just loud noise!
Los Angeles County is the most populated County in the Country. There is not enough housing and not enough room to build housing for everyone here. It is just not sustainable.
Send them all to the desert like Nomad!
Fucken ridiculous. They can find plenty of parking in the desert. Why don't they go there?
How about the advocates start doing something and take them in themselves!