rant · moment 16 of 22
The Homeless 'Pot' Solution and Dissolving People
from #302 - Put Them In A Big Pot | The Tim Dillon Show · #302
4 min
Tim escalates his dark homelessness riff into a bit about building a giant pot to dissolve homeless people with chemicals as a proposed policy, weighing it against building affordable housing.
- Tim asks what a serious proposal for homelessness could actually be.
- Most homeless people end up in Santa Cruz, likely because cities keep pushing them further south.
- Tim's two solutions: burn pits where homeless people are burned alive, or build affordable housing.
- After burning them, could the bodies be used as fertilizer to grow food?
- Tim wonders if there's a way to run a death camp for homeless people without it feeling like Holocaust vibes.
- Water cremation is better for the environment—cook homeless people in a pot using high-pressure hot water.
- Tim narrows it down: either cook people in a massive industrial pot or build affordable housing and try that.
- The affordable housing approach might not work anyway, so why not just do the pot now?
- Practical questions about the pot: what kind of water goes in, will they survive, and what do you do with the waste?
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