Tree dwellers maintain their perch in Brazil

Tree dwellers maintain their perch in Brazil

 Pair facing eviction from trees say life with the birds is safer than life in a shelter.
Last Modified: 14 May 2011 08:02

Two men who've spent years living in trees next to a highway in Sao Paulo, Brazil, have been ordered to leave.
 Officials told the men to move into a homeless shelter, but the pair have made the trees their home and say it’s safer and more peaceful than sleeping in a shelter or on the streets.
In a city with a houseless population of 15,000, city social workers say living in a tree sets a bad precedent and violates city code.

Gabriel Elizondo reports from Sao Paulo.
Source: Al Jazeera

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Editor’s note: Bizarre as this subject is, it would interest our Probate Court of Cook County parasites had it occurred in Cook County. The men obviously have a home, personal property, some type of social security from the state and perhaps pensions. They could be OBRAsized, guardianized, have GALs assigned and be moved from their treehouse into nursing homes where they would be drugged and stupefied forever. Lucius Verenus, Schoolmaster, ProbateSharks.com