But they do not live our comfortable lives and have few prospects for doing so. You are asking them to stick around suffering while either: 1. Waiting for a lo

But they do not live our comfortable lives and have few prospects for doing so. You are asking them to stick around suffering while either: 1. Waiting for a lottery ticket essentially to somehow get them rebooted. 2. Waiting for society to figure out a broader plan to deal with them. Sure, many solutions come out of think tanks or are proposed, but if they are not implemented, what use are they to these people? We can have all the great wishes we want for the homeless, but at present, we have nothing concrete to offer many of them. > It sweeps the problem under the carpet and tries to allow it to solve itself, in the worst way possible. It is currently at the point of on the carpet and largely ignored.