> We really need to implement solutions better than "go be homeless somewhere else." Until you get the significant cohort of homeless who have serious medical

> We really need to implement solutions better than "go be homeless somewhere else." Until you get the significant cohort of homeless who have serious medical conditions proper treatment, everything is simply rearranging the same deck chairs. The "homeless" are not a uniform block. The woman fleeing her vengeful, abusive husband, the LGBTQ teenager thrown out of the house, the veteran with a traumatic brain injury, and the woman having succumbed to heroin addiction are all "homeless" but all have VERY different needs for making them "not homeless".