You seem to be interpreting "what do you do with people who won't stay in shelters" as "we should not build more shelters", which is not an argument that is bei

You seem to be interpreting "what do you do with people who won't stay in shelters" as "we should not build more shelters", which is not an argument that is being made. I am simply asking what do you do with the people who don't want to stay in shelters? What can we do for them? I do not believe that we should ignore any group of homeless just because there is a simple solution for some of it. Maybe there is an argument for building different types of shelters. Maybe some of them are not voluntary. Maybe some allow drugs and some do not. There is no one-size-fits-all answer here. Pretending this is simple is doing a disservice to everyone involved.