{McCullough is also worried that the neighborhood isn't an ideal location for a homeless camp because of lack of resources. "There's no water, no toilets, no food in this area," McCullough said. "This is not a place where the homeless would normally find themselves."}

The homeless normally lack these resources anyway.... They act like it's an isolated desert in Eastmoreland, yet Woodstock has the same stuff along it as any other street in any other neighborhood last I checked. Weak excuse. 

The more these (Eastmoreland)residents push back the more obvious it becomes that they're out of touch with the rest of Portland and feel like they should be excluded from the same problems the rest of us have to deal with. 

Move to Lake Oswego if you want to hide from Portlands problems, Eastmorelanders; you're all living in Portland, this is your problem too and you have to do you part!