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EPISODE · May 23, 2025 · 17 MIN

LA Business FORCED to Stop Deterring Homeless While Taxpayers Pay MILLIONS for Failed Policies

from News For Reasonable People · host Sean Reynolds

Playing 'Baby Shark' to deter homelessness? That's where we're at in liberal-run cities, folks. A Los Angeles barber shop was FORCED to stop their musical deterrent while officials do nothing about sidewalks covered in human waste, drug paraphernalia, and violence. This episode exposes the absurd priorities of city leaders who crack down on business owners trying to protect their livelihoods but allow $BILLIONS in taxpayer money to flow into a homeless industrial complex with zero accountability. From Portland to LA, we show you the real consequences of misguided compassion—shuttered businesses, unsafe streets, and destroyed neighborhoods. Why are officials prioritizing the 'right' to defecate and do drugs in public over legitimate business owners paying insane tax rates? When will someone actually address the root issues instead of band-aid solutions? Subscribe, hit that notification bell, and share this video to expose the madness your tax dollars are funding!

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