Distressing pictures of addicts passed out all over city show how its Democrat-backed drug decriminalization program has backfired spectacularly

Oregon City's mayoral candidate says he will put homeless in 'Japanese-style' pods as

Portland's open-air drug market is laid bare as people smoke heroin on the streets and needles litter the sidewalks as city officials start homeless sweeps while a nearby city's mayoral candidate 'wants to round them up and use 'Japanese-style pods' to house them.
New photos taken by DailyMail.com show the current situation in Portland, a city that has been plagued with homelessness and addicts openly using drugs in broad daylight. Users were seen injecting themselves, slumping over in a semi-comatose state.
Discarded needles, human waste and the smell of urine adds another layer of tarnish to city's progressive policies - one of them being the Ballot Measure 110 decision, which has decriminalized hard drugs in the Democrat-run state.

Oregon was the first state in the United States to decriminalize possession of personal-use amounts of heroin, methamphetamine, LSD, oxycodone and other drugs after voters approved a ballot measure in 2020 to decriminalize hard drugs.
But drug overdose deaths in the state also hit an all-time high in 2021 with 1069, a 41 percent increase from 2020, Fox News reported.
Now, Leslie Wright, who is a retired sergeant major in the U.S. Marine Corps and currently a mayoral candidate for the Portland suburb of Oregon City detailed his plan to use vacant schools for homeless shelters like 'the Japanese people.'

Photos show the current situation in Portland, where homeless people and addicts are on full display in public shooting up drugs or passed out in broad daylight. Pictured: A man is slumped over semi-comatose condition barely able to move

Homeless people are scattered across Portland, many of them using flattened out boxes to sleep on

In this aerial photo taken with a drone, pods in homeless camps were constructed in Portland, Oregon in 2020. Now, the Oregon City mayoral candidate wants to round up the homeless in Portland and place them in such pods at vacant schools

Kenneth Lebanno moves his belongings into a new pod setup by the city in Portland, Oregon on December 9, 2020

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Comment by Natalie on June 23, 2022 at 11:01am: Oh well...if the government did something about the drug epidemic back in the 80s when it affected predominantly Black and Brown families then it would not be out of control now. They treated addicts like criminals and these families have to spend their life's savings on legal fees and rehabilitation centers that were not covered under insurance. So now all I can say is so sad too bad, do not knock on my door or you will be on the floor.
**NY gun laws have been overturned it's about to be a brand new day in NY

Comment by mr1stroke on June 20, 2022 at 6:58pm: At least they are what, but damn do any body sees the poverty rate in this country under that guy, this is a damn shame, a government who always tell us they don't have money for this, and that, find all those bullions to send to Ukraine while they watch hard working people fall into poverty, and its going to get worse because after that bullshit war they will find more billions to rebuild that country, I don't feel sorry for the idiots who support him, you want poverty there you have it, do not complaint, enjoy it.

Comment by Mnyama on June 20, 2022 at 5:56pm: There'd be just as many people under a republican administration. They are not going to jail drug offenders too much... too many of them are white.