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Homelessness isn't necessarily about not having homes, it's about being unable to hold on to one. There obviously are homeless people who have a work and their
by yason 10y ago
Homelessness isn't necessarily about not having homes, it's about being unable to hold on to one. There obviously are homeless people who have a work and their lives mostly in order but who just can't literally afford to rent but in general, homelessness is more of a symptom rather than the actual problem. The problems are social, medical, mental, addictions, abuse, and many others and they make these people deranged enough to prevent them from functioning fully in the society.
- x5n1 10y agoNot all homeless people are like that, there are significant ones that would live in homes if you gave them one. So you might as well as give them one so they are not staying on the streets. And perhaps provide some sort of care for them, just enough to keep them going. 6,000 people is not a lot of people. Yet it causes huge problems for everyone else.