> And enforcement regimes that allow them to exist in public are "lax"? This would be shocking if the Bay Area didn't have an abundance of shelter for them and

> And enforcement regimes that allow them to exist in public are "lax"? This would be shocking if the Bay Area didn't have an abundance of shelter for them and very-well-funded homeless service programs, but it does. The resources are all there, but many don't want to use them, they just want to be outside and be left alone, and the cities don't do anything about it.