Do Democrats Have
The RIGHT Solutions?
Homeless Crisis Worsens in L.A
(source- LA Times)
This Is The Ideal Democrat Base -
100% Dependent on Government Handouts
People NEVER Connect The Dots About The True Intentions Of The Democrat Leadership.
Do Democrats Just Want
People To Be Helpless?
Let explain Democrat Intentions as simply as I can. They want their constituents depending on them for everything.
If the Democratic base were fully self-supporting, they wouldn't need a welfare programs that traps people in poverty.
Or Taxes so high the average person cannot afford a home.
One only need to look at cities and states that have been controlled by the Democrats for years and see what they are or have become. A perfect example is Los Angeles in California.
If you want to know where Democratic Values leads to, you only need to look at those cities in California and all those homeless people living in the street and causing MAJOR health hazards.
Human excreta and the lack of adequate personal and domestic hygiene have been implicated in the transmission of many infectious diseases including cholera, typhoid, hepatitis, polio, cryptosporidiosis, ascariasis, and schistosomiasis.
These Democratic Controlled Cities are infestations of horrible hygiene and are a plague waiting to happen - and THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR IT - IT IS SELF INFLICTED!
Please ask yourself this questions: Do you want your and your children exposed to such horrible conditions? If you do, just keep voting for the Democrats and their policies and you can be assured that this will be the outcome.
Medieval Diseases Are Infecting California’s Homeless
Typhus Zone
Rats and trash infest Los Angeles' skid row, fueling disease Source
Those rats, experts say, are likely contributing to the growing number of typhus infections cropping up on skid row and other parts of the region.
Typhoid Also Spreads
To The Public
An LAPD officer was just diagnosed with typhoid fever along with two more from the same workplace displaying symptoms. Meanwhile, cases of typhus, caused by a different bacterium, have soared in California from 13 in 2008 to 167 in 2018. In addition, there have been outbreaks of hepatitis A, tuberculosis, and staph in L.A. and other West Coast cities. (source)
