As I said, it’s probably not the only issue but it’s a big one. As the comment I originally replied to said, Europe has homeless but the rates are much lower. L

As I said, it’s probably not the only issue but it’s a big one. As the comment I originally replied to said, Europe has homeless but the rates are much lower. Legally guaranteed housing would I think pretty clearly make a huge difference in the US. You have to do it well though. In San Francisco we have homeless shelters that are so clearly alienating that people choose not to go. If you wouldn’t accept the housing we’re offering to others then it might not be a suitable solution. But if the homeless rates are much lower in Germany than in the US, it seems things like guaranteed housing probably have a lot to do with that.