>In your apparent lack of experience You can and should avoid personal attacks and assumptions about my experience. You have failed to provide evidence to supp

>In your apparent lack of experience You can and should avoid personal attacks and assumptions about my experience. You have failed to provide evidence to support your ancedotes. >I know people just like that, even if you refuse to acknowledge their existence, and I don't pretend to have the answers. I am not refusing to acknowledge the existence of that cohort. You are moving the goalposts: saying that if we can not find a solution for those people specifically, then we can not address the structural deficiencies that lead to the movement of more people into homelessness. The data shows "the streets (or prison)" is not "the endgame" for the 86% that actually benefit from supportive housing.