Those conditions would fall well outside my definition of "good shelters". I wouldn't expect a city or state to have shelters on the level of a Ritz, but I wou

Those conditions would fall well outside my definition of "good shelters". I wouldn't expect a city or state to have shelters on the level of a Ritz, but I wouldn't consider anything with fewer basics than a state penitentiary to count either. If you can't keep belongings there, that doesn't meet the bar of "better than a prison". Having to follow the rules seems reasonable, but the rules similarly should meet the bar of not being worse rules than we force on inmates.