I wouldn't deride someone of smoking who maintained an otherwise responsible lifestyle, insofar as they don't need support for basic living necessities (food, s

I wouldn't deride someone of smoking who maintained an otherwise responsible lifestyle, insofar as they don't need support for basic living necessities (food, shelter, etc). A person who doesn't have the faculties to operate in society without significant aide from others has bigger problems on their plate than their next nicotine fix. Consequently, I don't think any extra-governmental system would be sufficient to fix the homeless problem. There needs to be federal-level support, and a comprehensive support system that provides either reintegration support, or longterm care to those who need it.