> There's a LOT of reasons, some of them interacting. Not really. It's now super-reductive, with basically two major causes that keep people getting into unshe

> There's a LOT of reasons, some of them interacting. Not really. It's now super-reductive, with basically two major causes that keep people getting into unsheltered homelessness: drugs and mental health issues. Any plan to combat homelessness must tackle these two issues. Now try my local homelessness graft agency's website: https://kcrha.org/data-overview/ https://kcrha.org/data-overview/ and look for their approach to mental health and drug abuse. > Some of the unhoused are anarchists who'd prefer to be untracked so they can commit crimes; I've seen that on the local news way too often. They are basically a rounding error at this point.