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<blockquote data-quote="mouthpiece" data-source="post: 4012989" data-attributes="member: 1685">They&#039;ve been running them out of the thieves forest along Riverside trails for almost 2 years but the shear amount of homeless seems to be increasing. I am now seeing them all the way out to Broken Arrow along the tpk trail.I don&#039;t think you can make someone conform to societies &quot;norms&quot;, BUT,I just don&#039;t see how living rough can be any easier than working and paying bills.I drove by the shelters downtown yesterday at around 9am and there had to be 200 homeless wandering around there.In my experience with a few of them, most choose to be homeless, a small percentage have mental issues and likely could not be around people or hold down a job.We use to offer them work(construction) and never did have 1 accept.They&#039;ve been assaulting people in downtown for 20+ years that I know of.my wife had to he escorted out of the TCC campus by security it got so bad 20 years ago.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mouthpiece, post: 4012989, member: 1685"] They've been running them out of the thieves forest along Riverside trails for almost 2 years but the shear amount of homeless seems to be increasing. I am now seeing them all the way out to Broken Arrow along the tpk trail. I don't think you can make someone conform to societies "norms", BUT, I just don't see how living rough can be any easier than working and paying bills. I drove by the shelters downtown yesterday at around 9am and there had to be 200 homeless wandering around there. In my experience with a few of them, most choose to be homeless, a small percentage have mental issues and likely could not be around people or hold down a job. We use to offer them work(construction) and never did have 1 accept. They've been assaulting people in downtown for 20+ years that I know of. my wife had to he escorted out of the TCC campus by security it got so bad 20 years ago. [/QUOTE]

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