Jay Allison
@jayisadesigner.bsky.social
designer, artist, musician trying to survive and thrive
Reposted by Jay Allison
Now extend that thinking to other homeless people in LA, who lost their homes to other, less famous fires.
Or to medical bankruptcy.
Or to rent that rose much more rapidly than they could anticipate or react to.
Or to loss of vehicle needed for work due to being struck by an uninsured motorist.
Or to medical bankruptcy.
Or to rent that rose much more rapidly than they could anticipate or react to.
Or to loss of vehicle needed for work due to being struck by an uninsured motorist.
January 16, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Now extend that thinking to other homeless people in LA, who lost their homes to other, less famous fires.
Or to medical bankruptcy.
Or to rent that rose much more rapidly than they could anticipate or react to.
Or to loss of vehicle needed for work due to being struck by an uninsured motorist.
Or to medical bankruptcy.
Or to rent that rose much more rapidly than they could anticipate or react to.
Or to loss of vehicle needed for work due to being struck by an uninsured motorist.
Reposted by Jay Allison
Some of the people that lost their homes in Altadena, will be living in their cars or tents 6 months from now, with the few possessions that they could save.
If tomorrow, I cited them for sleeping in public, and then threw the rest of their stuff away? You'd call me evil! But in 6 months? Sweep!
If tomorrow, I cited them for sleeping in public, and then threw the rest of their stuff away? You'd call me evil! But in 6 months? Sweep!
January 16, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Some of the people that lost their homes in Altadena, will be living in their cars or tents 6 months from now, with the few possessions that they could save.
If tomorrow, I cited them for sleeping in public, and then threw the rest of their stuff away? You'd call me evil! But in 6 months? Sweep!
If tomorrow, I cited them for sleeping in public, and then threw the rest of their stuff away? You'd call me evil! But in 6 months? Sweep!