The veterans I talked to for FOX ATTACKS! "Non-Existent" Veterans are homeless. But for some, including Bill O'Reilly, it seems that these vets are not homeless enough. gregmonk5 Who paid these actors...i mean homeless vets to get the bluetooth head sets, the nice hair cuts, the sharp dresses.... hmmRaziorizzoWhile I am not denying that homeless vets do exist , I noticed , while watching the video, the a couple of people you described as " homeless vet" had a clean shirt and tie on. That just made me wonder.CoachFogg Was that a homeless man with a blue tooth ear piece for his cell phone! Yea he must be poor. what a bunch of BullS%^&.TylerNull Of all their baseless tactics, posing as a homeless vet is one of the NeoLibs most despicable.StankinlincolnNotice how you didn’t see any ‘Homeless’ Veterans in this video? Once ‘Homeless’ yes but not ‘Homeless’. BravewNewFilms is a propagandistTo those who say that these vets are not homeless, I have a question: HOW HOMELESS DO YOU WANT THEM TO BE? Should these men be wearing dirty clothes that stink of urine? Should their faces be grimy, their hair greasy and knotted? Should these vets be mumbling gibberish to invisible voices? Should all of their possessions fit in a shopping cart? Should they be living in tents or, perhaps, under bridges? Then will they be “homeless” enough for you?Do these veterans have too much self-respect for you? Really, how the fuck do you want them to dress? How bad should their personal hygiene be until they satisfy your definition of "homeless"? These vets are trying to get work, make a living, get some education, and have their own place to live, just like you and me. Several of the vets I spoke to were coming from or going to work. They need to dress well and look presentable, just like you do when you’re at work or school or trying to find a job. Then, when they get back to their room at US Vets at the end of the day, they get changed into more comfortable clothes,...