SF spends over 300MM USD per year on homelessness (equivalent to 40k USD per homeless person per year): https://www.sfchronicle.com/aboutsfgate/article/Despite-mone...
The homeless population is less than 8k people.
The homeless population is less than 8k people.
Pay 40k/year to people who, likely, have never been in a situation in which they were taught how to manage money and live according to their means? To people who, likely, grew up with drug addicts for parents, or single mothers/fathers living paycheque-to-paycheque?
Do you have links to any data about how much of that money was spent to keep people off the street and/or how many people were kept of the street by this expenditure per day during the last year?