If they're harming people, you do something about it; if they're not, you don't. That's it.[1] > I've seen enough public places trashed by the fraction of the

If they're harming people, you do something about it; if they're not, you don't. That's it.[1] > I've seen enough public places trashed by the fraction of the homeless that are either too ill or don't care to pick up and walk a few feet to a trash receptacle. I mostly see non-homeless people do that. I'd say they're responsible for the majority. Look at the side of highways, for example. > Parks and coffee shops end up locking their bathrooms so they don't have to clean up the mess. Provide them bathrooms. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harm_principle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harm_principle