In Ten years there will be no Homeless Americans predicts dis dawg

In Ten years there will be no Homeless Americans predicts dis dawg

Skippy Brown

Campers,

4 people at my Bulldog Salon yesterday and we’d all been homeless at some point and one still is by choice if you can believe it.

People will put up with a lot to stay in San Francisco.

my comment on morning ML piece revolving around an SF Homeless shelter  …

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  1. h. brownsays:August 23, 2026, 8:35 am at 8:35 amYour comment is awaiting moderation.Copy KOA campgrounds, No city has more experience at putting homeless residents up in tents. We did it for what was it a couple of hundred thousand in 1906 ? AI will divide the wealth soon and the 4 Tent/RV parks (1,000 Tent slots ea. and 100 RV) with two on Treasure Island and one at the end half of Harding and Lincoln golf courses which are superfluous … will add to our Tourist bunks for a Travel hungry Human population luxuriating in Abundant UBI. The riots will come first cause to fund the abundance projects the billionaires will have to return to being lowly millionaires and if you think they’ll go easily look at the fight they’re putting up against giving just 5% of their wealth. Yuval Harai says the robots will just take it away electronically. Interesting times. Go Niners !! h.

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