The guest was a Eugene, Oregon businessman, tired of having to clean up human excrement and needles in front of his business every morning.  He said Eugene is a magnet for the homeless.  They aren't hassled by law enforcement, and they receive all kinds of free goods and services.  He said attempts by authorities to crack down are met by social advocates with loud voices. He told of an occasion where he let two homeless folks into his business in the middle of the day to get out of the cold.  Business was slow, only a few customers.  The few customers gave him a thumbs up and praised him for his compassion.  After a couple of hours, business started to pick up, and customers were coming in, so he went to the two homeless folks and told them they had to leave. The few customers then raised their voices, protesting, asking him to let them stay.  So he said to one of the few customers, "Thank you for...(Read Full Post)