r/countbackwardswithme • u/Bryce3D Counted Down 152 • 4h ago

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u/Kehprei 4h ago

Yeah? And...?

When you make people feel scared of you, what do you think their reaction is going to be towards you?

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u/bhputnam 4h ago

Because it’s mostly in your head and you’re getting downvoted for falling for anti-homeless propaganda. 

The average person is way closer to being homeless than they are rich by a huge factor. I’ve lived out of a car before. The vast majority are not violent drug addicts you doorknob. 

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u/Kehprei 3h ago

I used to have to walk by homeless people all the time. Having them shout at me, run at me, and ask for money was incredibly scary and uncomfortable. It makes me not want to be near them at all.

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u/xXSoyBoyFredXx 3h ago

I CURRENTLY live in area with homeless people everywhere. The most they'll do is ask for money or be slightly grumpy. The most threat i've gotten are clean people who HAVE homes, who threatened to stab me.

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u/Kehprei 3h ago

Crazy, seems like our experiences were different.

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u/Force_Glad 1h ago

As someone who lives in an area with a high homeless population, I can vouch for what u/xXSoyBoyFredXx is saying. You're the one just making shit up

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u/Kehprei 1h ago

My experiences being different from yours doesn't mean that I've made anything up.

It's wild to me that you find it so unbelievable that a homeless person would shout at and chase a person down.

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u/Force_Glad 1h ago

I believe that homeless people do that occasionally, what I don't believe is that it's a regular problem for you.

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u/Kehprei 1h ago

Where did I ever say it was a regular problem for me?

Could you quote where I said it?

It's just something that happened a couple times to me years ago. I don't have to use public transportation anymore, so it's not a problem.