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The only solution to homelessness is to round them all up and physically remove them from the streets. Every single one must be coerced into decontamination and remain in custody while psychiatric issues/drug addictions/employment problems are triaged.
Some will never leave.
Some will never leave.
Doing this will be expensive - there's something over 30,000 homeless/drug addicted vagrants in San Francisco, in a city of only 815,000, almost 4% of the population.
But overnight, property values would explode, commercial interests would be reinvigorated, life would return.
But overnight, property values would explode, commercial interests would be reinvigorated, life would return.
The cleanliness and safety benefits to a city being cleared of its vagrant population—and effectively its dangerous drug buying population—would be enormous and near-immediate. Huge swathes of existing housing formerly considered undesirable would open up. Businesses everywhere.
Give me 5,000 men and 1,000 vans, Mother Columbia, and I will make any city of yours a new paradise in one Hour of American Exception.
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