This is how you deal with r-strategists:
We called First Amarillo Church, the pastor confirmed they purchased an $85 one-way bus ticket for Quinonez back in August. Just one of two tickets to Austin purchased that month.
He told us buying one-way tickets for the homeless is a common practice for churches. Last fiscal year, First Amarillo bought 1,200 one-way bus tickets.
The money mostly spent to send homeless people to bigger cities that provide more resources for the homeless, like Austin.
“I know Austin is pretty open and friendly and accepting”
This is also how you trigger splintering. As r-strategist regions see themselves overwhelmed with r-strategist leaches, They will grow jealous, and that anger will build amygdala in their mind. Eventually, each side will try to foist the leaches on the other, and from there, it will be a small step until they all turn on the leeches as the source of all their problems.
First economic collapse, and then splintering. From there, it is on to Apocalypse.
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South Park has a whole episode on it.
Send them to Lubbock instead. Austin already is well past carrying capacity.
I used to be a pastor in a church near a north-south Interstate highway. As a result, I was regularly visited by hobos wanting assistance in their spring journeys north and fall journeys south. So long as they were willing to mow the church lawn, we were always willing to pay for that. One of the tricks of the trade I learned from them was that getting a free bus ticket for the trip was always easy – all they had to do was go to the township office of the place they were and ask for aid in leaving the area.
I have been saying for a long time: to take care of the inner-city crime or inner-city unemployment offer a one way ticket to their choice of coastal African country and 10 grand cash upon arrival, hell throw in a couple of drinks on the trip.
Amarillo has more refugeehadis per capita than any other city in America. I’ve heard stories, and people are getting fed up.
Reading the article was painful. Not because of the subject matter, but because the article suggests Ms. Galindo is not as proficient in her English competency as I would imagine for someone employed in English language media.