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Input: I'm going to separate this into two parts that are both equally important. Backstory oh, and the current situation.

Backstory: My uncle is the last person alive on his side of the family. My grandmother was murdered by her second husband in 2008, and my father passed away six years ago 2012 from a heart attack. All of his cousins and family are gone, me, my mother, and my brother are it. He is going through a nasty divorce, and he has become an alcoholic. 

His wife filed a PPO against him and he came to stay with us, he never exactly asked for permission. And that's probably because we are the only place he has to go. He has also been jobless prior to staying with us for a year and a half.

Before he came to stay with us his wife was only giving him rice and eggs to eat because he had no money to go buy food. I would sometimes go down and give him food. I also helped him get his current job after he arrived, and I'm currently trying to help him get his truck up and running.


Current situation: Over the past 6 months it has been hell, we have very basic rules in my house. Clean up after yourself, no smoking in the house, no drinking in the house, be respectful and kind to everyone. Every single one of these rules he has broken, we caught him smoking in our house at least a dozen times, drinks himself into a stupor almost every night. When he is drunk he is absolutely not himself, he often goes on rants about us, and start verbal fights over things as minor as walking to heavily in the house. 

The outside of our house is littered with hundreds of cigarette butts, and he stashes all of his empty whiskey bottles behind the couch, which has effectively ruined the carpet. We have a pretty beasty video game &amp; movie collection, which we have had to physically remove from the house because he would never take care of them. I will be surprised if our Lord of the Rings extended edition ever runs again, he also broke our Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

But he is my uncle, and we are all he has. When he is sober he is mostly fine and doesn't do even half the shit he does when he's drunk.

So yesterday we told him that at the end of the month he has to leave, his reaction was not good, he started getting emotional and was talking about how he has nowhere to go an why his only family is abandoning him

I want him gone, but I feel awful. AITA?

kicking out my destitute uncle