I used to think the homeless problem could not be solved.
That view changed one day back in the 1990s.
Bill Clinton was visiting the local city (which had homeless on _every_ corner).
In the twenty four hours before his visit they all disappeared—like magic.
The point—if city leadership wants to fix the problem they will fix the problem.
> In the twenty four hours before his visit they all disappeared—like magic. <
Interesting. Now here’s the big question. What were the streets like twenty four hours after Clinton’s visit? Because I wonder if the cops just didn’t (temporarily) move the homeless to a part of town where Clinton was sure not to visit.
Sort of like squeezing a balloon. As soon as you let go, the balloon reverts back to its former shape.