I find it very annoying when businesses do this. I find no...
I find it very annoying when businesses do this. I find no...
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GoodOlBoy1776 : I've blurred the faces of the people in the pics, according to current forum guidelines.
GoodOlBoy1776 : Here's what I think is shameful and "annoying". When the rights of the homeless are placed above the rights of those who have to live amongst the filth, chaos, crime, etc that invariably comes along with them. It's also shameful and "annoying" when the rights of this person who owns that Subway, who pays a high rent on that property, pays salaries for people who actually work for a living, and has likely sunk a significant amount of his or her life's savings into it to make a honest living and contribute to her community can't do so because a significant number of potential customers won't walk past this motley looking group to enter the store. THAT'S what's "shameful" and "annoying". You can't possibly be serious.
Ticagro : Seems loitering/homeless is here to stay and growing in the Kingwood area.
Ticagro : Seems loitering/homeless is here to stay and growing in the Kingwood area.
TheStig : I get that and agree. It's villianizing the innocent victim of it that blows my mind. I have no patience at all with ignorant virtue signalling.
TheStig Ticagro : It isn't about putting anyone rights above anyone else's it about human decency. Public display of shame. There are better ways to handle it. What did she gain by posting this? Someone like you to come on and say what you just said. You talking about people rights. You don't know the first thing about peoples rights. Those are Americans. Maybe we should try to help them first before other nations or people here illegally. The subway by far is the scummiest and dirtiest one ever and all that lady does is ***** about the owners and Subway. If the owners of that's Subway cared they'd work with HPD and the property owner. You can get off your soap box now. Hahaha
I find it very annoying when businesses do this. I find no reason to take pictures of homeless people and mock them on the internet. This subway store should be ashamed that their staff and managers have zero issue with public shame. So shameful.
GoodOlBoy1776 : I would think the manager would walk outside and hand them a disposable bag and say something like "thank you for purchasing these items, here is an extra bag for the left over items for your convenience"
GoodOlBoy1776 : I don't see anything wrong with the post. She blurred their faces and did not call the individuals "mean" names.
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JAMom1120 : For the record, I blurred the faces (as forum moderator), they were not originally blurred.
GoodOlBoy1776 -- I don't really understand, if you consider posting these pictures such a terrible thing, why did you repost them unblurred on Kingwood.com?? 
Joe
TheStig Ticagro : It isn't about putting anyone rights above anyone else's it about human decency. Public display of shame. There are better ways to handle it. What did she gain by posting this? Someone like you to come on and say what you just said. You talking about people rights. You don't know the first thing about peoples rights. Those are Americans. Maybe we should try to help them first before other nations or people here illegally. The subway by far is the scummiest and dirtiest one ever and all that lady does is ***** about the owners and Subway. If the owners of that's Subway cared they'd work with HPD and the property owner. You can get off your soap box now. Hahaha
GoodOlBoy1776 : Really? How did you come by this opinion?If it was so dirty did you report it to the proper authorities?
If they didnt pass inspections it wouldnt be open.
How many subways in the area have you gone to?
GoodOlBoy1776 : Maybe ask them if you can help them? I don't believe when we were younger we thought- when I grow up I want to be homeless, have a mental illness, or a drug addict. If the trash is the biggest problem - I bet they'd they probably clean it up if asked nicely and respectfully. However, the bigger concern for me is seeing someone in need and shaming them for their circumstances- regardless if their situation is self imposed or not! See a need meet the need. Kindness isn't hard and we can all choose it!
TheStig Ticagro : It isn't about putting anyone rights above anyone else's it about human decency. Public display of shame. There are better ways to handle it. What did she gain by posting this? Someone like you to come on and say what you just said. You talking about people rights. You don't know the first thing about peoples rights. Those are Americans. Maybe we should try to help them first before other nations or people here illegally. The subway by far is the scummiest and dirtiest one ever and all that lady does is ***** about the owners and Subway. If the owners of that's Subway cared they'd work with HPD and the property owner. You can get off your soap box now. Hahaha
GoodOlBoy1776 : I've observed an increase in the presence of homeless individuals and loitering in various areas of the Greater Houston area, which includes Kingwood. This can sometimes create concerns for businesses and residents. Similar to how we have rules against skateboarding in parking lots (primarily for safety reasons - both for the skateboarders and the public), it's understandable that businesses might have policies to address loitering that disrupts their operations or makes customers feel uncomfortable/unsafe. With that said it's important to find solutions that address the root causes of homelessness and loitering while also respecting the rights and needs of businesses and the community, which is no small task.« Back to Chat
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