Yeah the article uses terrible numbers, like the rate of the share of homeless is what they are talking about right? I looked up the homelessness numbers from

Yeah the article uses terrible numbers, like the rate of the share of homeless is what they are talking about right? I looked up the homelessness numbers from the 30s, in absolute numbers it was about 4x what it is today - 2 million homeless vs todays half million. Given that the population has roughly tripled since the 30s that means the rate of homelessness is about 12x lower today than during the Great Depression?