This is not true and a toxic stereotype. Most homeless people are homeless for financial reasons. Income inequality is the biggest driver of homelessness.
Therefore the most effective solutions are economic and perhaps anti-trust.
Therefore the most effective solutions are economic and perhaps anti-trust.
Even the extremely "progresive" mayor pointed it out.
SF's homelessness is not about any of the things you've noted.
I’m going to avoid these political / non-technical threads on HN going forward.
Though affordability issues seem to be the main issue today (especially) in CA and also that some statistics consider homeless people that are living with family or acquaintances by necessity.