You just listed some bad andecdotes. A half empty glass. What about contrary data? What about all the people living paycheck to paycheck who just lost their jo

You just listed some bad andecdotes. A half empty glass. What about contrary data? What about all the people living paycheck to paycheck who just lost their job? What about people fleeing a bad domestic situation? What about the single mom living with her two kids in a car? What about the divorcees paying child support who can only afford to live in their car? What about people struggling with disabilities and no support network? What about the person in the section 8 apartment nearby doesn't bother anybody? Realistically there are all kinds of homeless people out there. Some can be easily helped. Some can handle the responsibilities imposed by the modern world. Some can't. Demonizing them all isn't fair.