Cleverly, I never asserted that this would “fix homelessness”, I only asked if anyone was interested in building housing for the homeless. I see it more as an

Cleverly, I never asserted that this would “fix homelessness”, I only asked if anyone was interested in building housing for the homeless. I see it more as an experiment in radical compassion (where it may only be “radical” because we lack more compassion). Perhaps it’s best to view it as setting an example. Whatever you call it, I find it absurd that we are as wealthy as we are and yet we don’t build homes for the homeless. You may well be right. We could build homes for the homeless and find ourselves overrun with migrants looking for a cheap place to stay. But so far, I see little direct work to help these people despite our extreme wealth. It’s disgraceful to me that we have all this wealth and are so unwilling to share it with those who truly need it. I want to find others who care enough to find a way to build a roof for those who would huddle under awnings. You may be pleased to hear that I am a libertarian, and so I have no desire to force you to contribute. But I am also a socialist, and I believe we can build a better society if those of us born in to wealth help those who are less fortunate. Surely you like that idea? Or should our society block out those who for one reason or another have no wealth for themselves?