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I think you need to read your own article. Its conclusion states, "Utah experienced a less dramatic, but still impressive 71 percent decrease in chronic homele

by nsnick 10y ago

I think you need to read your own article. Its conclusion states, "Utah experienced a less dramatic, but still impressive 71 percent decrease in chronic homelessness since 2005." Are the numbers slightly inflated? Sure. Is it better than anything the west coast is doing? Absolutely.

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azakai 10y ago
That's not where the linked article ends, though, that's just page 2 out of 6: > Utah experienced a less dramatic, but still impressive 71 percent decrease in chronic homelessness since 2005. Yet should we trust even the point in time counts? In fact, [..] So the article is not just claiming the numbers are merely "slightly inflated" as you state. (I didn't read the rest in detail, so I'm not saying the points are valid or not. Just that your quote is out of context.)