> but it starts by actually addressing it as a serious problem, which the U.S has not done Well it should really start at the county or state level, IMO. There

> but it starts by actually addressing it as a serious problem, which the U.S has not done Well it should really start at the county or state level, IMO. There are plenty of US states/cities outside of California that don't have the huge mental illness/homeless problem that SF has. So really SF County or the state of California needs to declare an emergency first before it is escalated to the national level.