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Haven't been uploading a lot due to school stuff, so heres a short of a cute cat. Since I just talked about homelessness, I also recommend adopting homeless pets. Doing so helps give the pet longer lifespans while also helping the populations of birds that help the ecosystem.

If you're wondering what's the best way to support homeless communities, the answer is rather simple, give them homes. That may sound expensive, but let me explain. By giving homeless people homes, taxpayers are saving more money. In fact, a "study by the economic roundtable found that over a six year period, Santa Clara spent 68% less money taking care of them" (Goldberg, "Giving Homeless people..."). The specific causes of such a cost drop has to do with two main costs. Medical bills and Police funding. For medical expenses, homeless people have put a huge strain on the hospitals. They are "5 times more likely to get sent to the emergency department,, which costs taxpayers $3,700 per visit, make up 1/3 of all hospital visits, and spend on average 3 nights in the hospital, costing taxpayers $9,000" (Garnett, "The Business case..." ) . They are fuincuintly sent to urgent care because since they lack access to basic healthcare needs, any sustainable source of food and water, get addicted to drugs, and live in inhumane conditions, they are more likely to be exposed to mental, chronic, and illnesses. As a result, not only are homeless people taking up hospital space, but taxpayers are spending millions of dollars for their care. However, when homeless people are given housing, "the cost for both health care and emergency department is reduced by around 60%" (Garnett, "The Business case...). This is due to them having a chance to have a chance to mentally collect themselves, have access to basic necessities like medicine and nutrients, and have a chance to have a stable income,. This healthier lifestyle results in less hospital visits, which leads to less taxpayer funding going toward their care and less hospital space being taken up. For police, it not only has to do with their funding, but also their main purpose. The U.S government has spent "$193 billion dollars on law enforcement and corrections in 2017" , with "local governments responsible for 2/3 of that spending" ("How much do..."). While that number is huge, it unfortunately doesn't help this issue that much. First of all, the main purpose of the police is to catch criminals, so not only does dealing with homeless people prevent them from arresting people who are doing actual harm, but the police officers wouldn't know how to handle the situation and would treat them like any other criminal. Second, the homeless person in question would either have his camp, which is their only home, removed or sent to prison, where they would be treated like shit and wouldn't get sufficient job training or healthcare. However, if given a home, the homeless person would get a chance to be a contributing member of society, but there would more focus on social programs that could handle situations the police aren't trained for at a fraction of the cost. This would lead to some of the police funding going toward these programs, but since the police would be able to focus more on capturing dangerous criminals, so be it. Now their maybe some people who think just giving them housing is unfair, but think of it this way, by giving them housing, they would be able to get jobs, open businesses, live happy lives, save taxpayers millions, support their communities, potentially bring something new to the U.S, via research, jobs, technology, etc., and raise a happy family. Want to learn more: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4046466/#:~:text=Providing%20permanent%20supportive%20housing%20to%20the%20homeless%20community,of%20general%20inpatient%20hospitalizations%20is%20decreased%20by%2077%25 https://usafacts.org/articles/police-funding-local-governments/ https://usafacts.org/articles/police-funding-local-governments/ https://service-assistance.org/section-8-housing/?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=ALL_US_Section8_US&utm_content=Housing&utm_term=housing%20homes&vertical=Section_8&msclkid=2858b0439b4f180aaeaad1174ae9eb1c https://endhomelessness.org/resource/a-research-agenda-for-ending-homelessness1/ https://www.benefits.gov/benefit/5889 https://www.cdss.ca.gov/inforesources/cdss-programs/housing-programs/calworks-homeless-assistance

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If your struggling to quit drinking because of how addictive alcohol is, then following these tips; Tip #1: Get support from friends and family (Use them to make sure you stay on track, especially during withdrawal. This requires strong willpower, so when your down, use them to give you encouragement.) Tip #2: Set up some no drink days (Set up days where you don't drink at all. This helps you get used to the feeling of not craving a drink. Helps you maintain focus and helps you be persistent) Tip #3: Go to therapy (Most people drink to relieve stress, so try different forms of therapy to help get stuff off you chest) Tip #4: Slowly phases it out (Slowly decrease usage to make withdrawal easier. Increase the amount of no drink days slowly over time. Helps your body to detox). Tip#5: Keep booze out of the house (Having a drink is very tempting, so Get all of your alcohol out of your place. Additionally, obviously avoid bars, alcohol isles, and drinks at hangouts )

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If someone you know is a fan of the Cheeto Jaba the Hut baby boy, use these tips to help them snap back to reality Tip#1: Get them off fox news (Fox news, OAN, Newsmax, and many other conservative news outlets are responsible for spewing misinformation and lies about the 2020 election and covid-19 pandemic, amplifying KKK talking points, and mainly talk about culture wars in order to get their viewers mad and engaged in their broadcast. Try to callout their misinformation and explain to your relative what parts their cutting out, exaggerating, misconstruing , parts with a clear double standard, and stories they straight up dropped) Tip#2: Get them off social media (They also get their information from platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Platforms with the lots of conservative users that keep sending them the same type of content even if that content is dangerous or false by an algorithm with the sole purpose to keep them engaged on the platform. So get them off of social media, try to callout misinformation coming from people like Ben Shapiro, Steven Crowder, and Candace Owens, and get social media platforms to enforce harsher penalties for spreading misinformation) Tip#3: Talk to them (Many of these individuals aren't dumb, they're just people who are suffering from mental illness and for whatever reason, feel like Trump was that was looking out for them and are now stuck in a cult like mentality. Try to understand why they think the way the think, Talk about Trump's career fuckups, talk about how the interactions have changed ever since Trump's presidency and the pandemic, Talk about Trump's bills and history in government, and try to snap them out of their current mental state. ) Tip#4: Get a mental expert (As previously mentioned, many Trump supporters suffer from mental health issues and need help badly. Try to get InTouch with a therapist or mental health professional and have them try to help your relative/friend snap out of that cultish mentality. Additionally, support organizations like the APA, BC2M, and HelpGuide to help other organizations to improve mental health care ) Tip#5: Support public education (Even though some Trump supporters aren't dumb, a lot of Trump supporters aren't well educated and don't have good critical thinking and social skills. This leads to them to get doped by Organizations and candidates that are and do some of the same things they claim to hate. So support public schools and organizations like The Public Education Foundation, the NEA, Jumpstart, and TNTP to get more educated people ) Also, to any conservative viewers watching this, ask yourselves these questions: What are you afraid of and why, What happened during Trump's presidency, How do stories from conservative news outlets impact you and how are they credible, What has Trump done during his life, What have pro life candidates done during their careers, Is there evidence of voter fraud and what is it, and Why has Trump earned your approval

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If you or someone you know is suffering from depression, use the 5 tips to help Tip#1: give them attention (Talk to them, give them hugs, Let them get their issues and stress out in the open so you know how to fight/help fight it) Tip#2: Do something you/they enjoy and relieve stress (Play games, go for a walk, talk to friends and family, talk about stuff you like, go to places you like, watch videos, etc) Tip#3: Get a therapist (There are somethings that someone doesn't want to tell close ones, so getting a therapist is crucial. Not to mention, since they are trained in dealing with mental problems, they have a better idea of what to do. Try talk space and other available therapists) Tip#4: Remember that there is no shame (Millions of people are going through the thing you are. Don't ignore it and try to fight back. Get help from your close ones and professionals. Remember that people love you and will do anything to help you when your down) Tip#5: (The most important one) Contact the Suicide prevention hotline (Phone number: 1-800-273-8255. Website: suicidepreventionlifeline.org. If it's really bad, use the contact information to help. You have a lot to live for)

In light of Nina Turner's lose against Shantel Brown, I figured I go over 5 ways to support more progressive candidates in the future Tip#1: Donate to their campaign (Not to complicated. By donating to their campaign, they can produce more ads and fliers, host events, and more recognition, which will lead to more interest, more volunteers for campaign, and more voters ) Tip#2: Callout smear campaigns and other bs (You can do that by explaining the true story to tie up loose ends, show them the candidate's true history in government, and even callout the opponents corrupt actions and shady donations) Tip#3: Don't give up (By doing that, your doing the exact thing the corrupt dbags want so they could get more corporate politicians in office. Keep making noise and calling out the useless aholes) Tip#4: Support organizations that support progressive candidates (for pacs, there's wolf pac, turnout pac , and . For organizations, look into PDA, MoveOn.org, and other organizations you can look into at stateguide.org. Also look into progressive news outlets and podcasts like TYT, the damage report, the humanist report , and secular talk) Tip#5: Callout both parties (Call them both out for doing terribly economically, but especially the democratic party for constantly beating down progressive candidates while being weak to republican opponents and Manchin and Sinema. Point out their donors, their history in government and the bills they passed).

We can all agree that this pandemic can go suck Shrek's lovestick, so in order to prevent another pandemic and to safely recover from this one, we have to do the following step Step #1: Get vaccinated (The most basic and easy step, however still wear a mask for the new variant and get your one friend with Q brain to get vaccinated) Step #2: Medicare4all (The fact people still have to pay for vital medical treatments is incredibly dumb. Would lead to superior care, medical workers getting better pay, lower death rates, and much better treatments) Step#3: support organizations that analyze bacteria and produce vaccines ( These organizations include the AIRA, PHII , AMA, and the NVAC. You can look up more organizations at the CDC) Step:#4: Support natural habitats (the ocean, forests, mountains, the arctic, etc. Better habitats lead to more animal, which leads to more predator's for animals that could spread harmful bacteria) Step#5: Crackdown on misinformation (Call out people spreading bs, have social media companies be held responsible for spreading bs and/or not deleting it, and teach people to know how to tell if something is credible ).

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If your trying to reach financial freedom within a month, use the following tips for help: Tip#1: Invest (investing in stocks has shown to boost the wealth of millions of people, but do research to see which industries and companies are going to profit greatly) Tip#2: Cryptocurrency (Research which cryptocurrencies are going to boost in value and either mine it or but some of it. Also use some faucets to earn more of that currency. Use the following links to get started, Crypto wallets: https://www.coinbase.com/join/schwar_6yf?src=ios-link, http://crypto.com/app/yty2d39rpf, http://freebitco.in/?r=38755916 Miner: https://cryptotabbrowser.com/15668753) Tip#3: Minimal spending (Only get things you need like food, hygiene products, bills, etc. Not essential, don't buy unless its for a special occasion) Tip#4: Focus (Everything requires persistency. Never give up.) Tip#5: Do what you enjoy (If you want a job, make sure that it not only pays well, but also make sure it is something you enjoy. If your enjoying it, you will work harder, be more consistent, and climb up the ladder faster)

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If your trying to stay in contact with friends during the pandemic, these tips can help; Tip #1: Call them (I recommend using facetime since your talking to people face to face) Tip #2: Use online (Social media, gaming chat, chatrooms, etc.) Tip#3: Set up a hangout Tip#4: Go to events (sports games, concerts, movies, etc) Tip#4.5: Take necessary precautions (masks, vaccine, etc) Tip#5: Text them from time to time