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It would be interesting to look at the cities and countries with the least amount of homelessness and see what their policies are.

I'd also bet you money that there is an direct correlation between diversity of an area and the number of homeless.

Patrick says

I'd also bet you money that there is an direct correlation between diversity of an area and the number of homeless.

Don't think it correlates very well. It does somehow correlate with cities being in D-ruled shithole states

OK, I could be wrong about diversity vs homelessness.

They are where government supports them. That SF number seems low.

The stats are ludicrous stats of government convenience. The homeless are conspicuously a much larger population than what they claim, though you think they would want to pump the figure up rather than down to create their useless co-dependant new bureaucracies.

California is a shithole.

Ceffer says

he stats are ludicrous stats of government convenience.

Perhaps, but I am not seeing much homeless in El Paso or San Antonio. I see them more in Austin, governed by batshit crazy lefties, or San Francisco, a shithole city in a shithole state.

What cracks me up is the assertion that mentally ill drug-addicted fucks would disappear from the streets if we built more apartments to make the rent cheaper. How the fuck exactly people who don't work, don't wan't to work, incapable of doing any work will earn the money to pay for these fucking apartments? I mean, if they were able to earn a living they would've done it in the cheaper areas of this or other state, right? It's not like they are sticking around in hope to land that Twitter job ...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/02/07/worst-cities-america-50-places-named-least-desirable-call-home/39006457/