> The problem is that a high percentage of the homeless don’t want the housing That is not a problem, that is a consequence. And its something you'd have hard

> The problem is that a high percentage of the homeless don’t want the housing That is not a problem, that is a consequence. And its something you'd have hard time fixing. And if so why not start with homeless that want the housing first? People who what and are helped back into society are going to be net benefit financially, even people who hate others and love money cant argue. Helping those people back up is investment that always pays off. So why is this an issue? Also: > high percentage of the homeless don’t want the housing > Many prefer to live in the homeless encampments A snarky Citation Needed. Where did you get that? It not like those people were born homeless and this is their 'lifestyle' majority tripped and felt. Nobody helped them and they are stuck there. Given enough time and they will become disillusioned and resentful of outsiders. Worse get used to living rough. That said, there will be always a % of people who cannot be helped. And that's ok, we can't save everyone.