Is there anyone here who does want a group of homeless persons lining the streets of their commute, or outside their homes and workplaces? He is being self cen

Is there anyone here who does want a group of homeless persons lining the streets of their commute, or outside their homes and workplaces? He is being self centred in his viewpoint but he's also not unique. Most people pay extra, and as a result work harder and longer, to live and work in neighbourhoods which allow them to ignore the plight of others. I do hope the response to this is genuine agreement that things need to change because it benefits everyone, followed by associated action, instead of just hysterical and shallow "omg I can't believe he said that".