To me it sounds like failure actually. Kind of like soup kitchens, it's great that they exist, but I wouldn't cheer if 80% of people used their services. Free m

To me it sounds like failure actually. Kind of like soup kitchens, it's great that they exist, but I wouldn't cheer if 80% of people used their services. Free markets are better providing variety and choice, while governments are better at providing consistency and a minimum floor on quality. A successful government intervention would look to me like ~0% homelessness but >90% living in privately produced housing.