Real compassion, compassion that would actually help unhoused people who suffer from addiction and/or mental illness, is treatment, if necessary compulsory treatment. It's absolutely true that not every unhoused person is an addict or mentally ill, those people only need affordable housing. But, from observation, it would seem that at least a significant minority, if not a majority, of unhoused people suffer from diseases that cause them to act in anti-social ways. Can we as a people ever get to the core of the "homeless problem"?
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