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he made it clear that cities do in fact have plenty of money to address homelessness, just by hurting people instead of helping them. Meanwhile officials deny the reality that there are not enough shelter beds or other social housing options for all of those who find themselves without a home each night in our state. To house the sick, vulnerable and poor is overall unprofitable. (As Luke wrote recently in Hell World, killing people is easy and saving them is hard). Instead, they reinforce the false narrative that a majority of these people without a place to live choose to be there, and that the housed people who have to look at them are the ones suffering the real harm.