This is a good point because “mental health condition” means “severe mental health condition”. People that live in houses can have mild anxiety or treatable de

This is a good point because “mental health condition” means “severe mental health condition”. People that live in houses can have mild anxiety or treatable depression, people that do not all have schizoaffective disorder and capgras syndrome. I agree on a skill disparity between us here. You have surpassed me by not only being able to read what is in the PDF, you are able to read things that aren’t in the PDF. For example on page 2 it says that stable housing is essential for ending homelessness and you have been able to extract additional meaning to conclude that it supports “harsh unpopular ‘hurt the poors’” policies. Of course someone could simply begin with being in favor of harsh, unpopular “hurt the poors” measures and then work backwards and read validation of that where there is none. That is fine! There is nothing wrong with having beliefs, it is part of the human condition. It is not uncommon to see a homeless person simply feel that life has not been harsh enough for them. There is no need to try to justify that feeling or invent a rationale in an attempt to enroll others into it, as this entire response is at its core disconnected from reason. The richness of the interiority of the human experience knows no bounds!