Massimo2002
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No one ever talks about this so I'm taking about it.
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Why are homeless people in Edmonton always on bicycles ?
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I don't know about Edmonton, but I don't see many homeless on bicycles where I'm at. Mostly, they stand on street corners, or some might be sleeping on bus benches. There have been encampments in the past, one of which was in a city park that was recently cleared by the authorities. There's another one in an unsettled area near the Air Force Base. A few might have bicycles, and there are some who still have their cars and live out of their car.
How often on a typical day do you see homeless people on bicycles?
Massimo2002
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I never see anything that you are talking about. I just always see homeless people on bicycles and occasionally in bus stop huts.
Massimo2002
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8 times out of ten.
Do you think they legitimately own them, or are they stolen?
Are you begrudging the homeless from having even minor transportation of their own? Are you saying they need to be totally impoverished, and perhaps at most have a shopping cart for their handful of belongings?
What exactly is your issue with homeless having bicycles?
What exactly is your issue with homeless having bicycles?
Massimo2002
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No idea.
Massimo2002
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They are threatening to me with there annoying bicycles.
I see a lot of people on bicycles, although it's hard to tell if they're homeless or not. I've seen a few people on bicycles who might look homeless, sometimes carrying huge bags full of aluminum cans - although that doesn't mean they're actually homeless.
Really? How so? Have you reported these threats to the proper authorities?
Massimo2002
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No I haven't reported the threats to the authorities because it's not really threatening just more so of a nuisance.
I'm not sure, but it must make sleeping and using the bathroom challenging.
You see a person on a bycicle, okay -- but then how do you know he's homeless?
Massimo2002
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Because they are natives and have grubby clothes.
Might they not just be poor, and not necessarily homeless?
VoidCat
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Puzzled question:
I can't drive due to disability at the moment.
Would it be threatening for me to ride a bike near you?
Im not homeless. But I live in a group home for disabled folk. And am around $4,000 in debt(I'll pay it eventually but for now that's the case). I dont always look the best many of my clothes are old years old and too small. I've only recently started getting new clothes
I can't drive due to disability at the moment.
Would it be threatening for me to ride a bike near you?
Im not homeless. But I live in a group home for disabled folk. And am around $4,000 in debt(I'll pay it eventually but for now that's the case). I dont always look the best many of my clothes are old years old and too small. I've only recently started getting new clothes