>My guess is he'll bounce back and forth from jail to the street until he dies. You're acting as if poor people are inherently helpless and incapable of follow

>My guess is he'll bounce back and forth from jail to the street until he dies. You're acting as if poor people are inherently helpless and incapable of following basic rules. Most people are going to have friends or family that would rather spare a couch rather than them live off the streets. If not, he can live in a shelter. Either way, he's going to have to learn how to respect other people's property if he wants to stay. In the meantime, someone else on the wait-list for public housing who is willing to follow rules can move into now-vacant apartment.