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The main cause of homelessness is mental illness and drug addiction
But is this your perception or do you have data to back it up?
Common sense
Interview homeless people in Europe and you will get your answer
I'm not the one who has to do that. You make a claim based on perception and you can't prove it and I have to prove what you're claiming? That's no way to argue. You win đź¤
Based on perception?pure gaslighting
What if government policy was to encourage drug overdoses?
Homeless population would definitely decrease
Can you show me any data showing that homeless people are mostly drug addicts?
Can you show me any data homeless people were evicted?
I asked first 🤠I didn't say what you were asking. I'm sorry but I'm going to stop here, this conversation isn't going to lead anywhere.
Okay! You've said it all. I'm clear.
Sacramento is a very progressive city. They have decided to tolerate and encourage homelessness. A big problem is public policy like most things
A city that tolerates and encourages homelessness. How retarded.
https://news.yahoo.com/news/sacramento-city-attorney-office-warned-120000373.html
The city attorney has threatened Target with nuisance fines for calling the police for shoplifting
Thanks for the link. Interesting view of the city attorney.
'If there’s no threats to any members of the public, if nobody is threatened by it … well, where’s the public harm?”
I'd guess the harm is where everybody who pays tax to fund public-sector attorneys, police and municipalities where they live and harm is price inflation.
Do attorneys know nothing of supply and demand?
You're saying that price isn't the main cause in the US or India? The study is about the USA. If you're talking about the US (2017-2022), what is the main cause? Do you have a study to prove it?