Still here but slower and in a lot of pain. No longer fighting injustice, or war or environmental degradation, more like quibbling with it.
Oregon, USA
Joined May 2022
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Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
Rene Gonzalez will no longer ride tri met because a citizen dared talk to him. There was no violence and non was threatened. Maybe if enough people talked to him around City Hall he would no longer go there. Or better yet talk to him and his family members every time you see them
Rene Gonzalez will no longer ride tri met because a citizen dared talk to him. There was no violence and non was threatened. Maybe if enough people talked to him around City Hall he would no longer go there. Or better yet talk to him and his family members every time you see them
Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
Shouldn’t endless deprivation and war be met with an endless protest. Here I n Portland our Protest against sweeps of the homeless has been going for nearly a month.The issues of peace and Justice are linked. Help us make that clear. Come camp with us for peace and justice.
Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
The homeless have the lowest carbon footprint on the planet. Climate activists should join with the homeless linking issues and ideals. Stop the Sweeps is on day 27 of its vigil at City Hall. Come join us.
The homeless have the lowest carbon footprint on the planet. Climate activists should join with the homeless linking issues and ideals. Stop the Sweeps is on day 27 of its vigil at City Hall. Come join us.
Shouldn’t endless deprivation and war be met with an endless protest. Here I n Portland our Protest against sweeps of the homeless has been going for nearly a month.The issues of peace and Justice are linked. Help us make that clear. Come camp with us for peace and justice.
Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
For 24 days people have been at City Hall protesting how City contractor Rapid Response routinely takes winter gear from the homeless. Now Rapid Response is set this Thursday to end the 24/7 vigil by taking away banners, protest signs, the signatures gathered, and free speech
For 24 days people have been at City Hall protesting how City contractor Rapid Response routinely takes winter gear from the homeless. Now Rapid Response is set this Thursday to end the 24/7 vigil by taking away banners, protest signs, the signatures gathered, and free speech
Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
With this City gearing up to make the lives of the homeless more miserable I thought I’d share a photo showing how I live outside. Right! It doesn’t look that miserable. I’ve worked hard to improve my place inside and out. Now in your name the City is poised to ruin my life.
The problem isn’t the homeless it’s homelessness. And that is a problem caused by the economic and governmental systems in America.
Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
Today Nov 13 and then all day join us at Portland’s Coty Hall (1220 SW 5th Ave.) in protest of the City’s treatment of the homeless.
Today Nov 13 and then all day join us at Portland’s Coty Hall (1220 SW 5th Ave.) in protest of the City’s treatment of the homeless.
To Portlands homeless (and supporters).Have you ever asked’just where the f*** am I supposed to go after a sweep. Answer ; All day Monday there will be a vigil/protest at City Hall. Then tonight we plan to camp at City Hall. Strength in numbers come join us. 1220 SW 5th Ave
Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
In the evening after the day long protest and vigil against Portland’s various anti homeless policies a number of us will conduct a ‘camp-in’ at Portland’s City Hall (1220 SW 5th Ave.) Please join us and come prepared to spend the night.
In the evening after the day long protest and vigil against Portland’s various anti homeless policies a number of us will conduct a ‘camp-in’ at Portland’s City Hall (1220 SW 5th Ave.) Please join us and come prepared to spend the night.
Jeffrey Liddicoat retweeted
10:30 AM tomorrow Nov. 13 at Portlands City Hall (1220 SW 5th Ave. ) we hope people will join us for a protest and day long vigil against how local government treats its unhoused citizens.
