How would you solve homelessness? Is there a genuine solution?

Why do you think homelessness is a problem? Everyone's True Home is in Heaven with their person :)

>>81641784 (OP)
The only solution would be removing the rights of the homeless, putting them through re-education programs, and then giving them a jumping off point to continue their lives.

>>81641784 (OP)
mass depopulation event

>>81641820
A lot of homelessness has less to do with the amount of homes available, and more to do with the state of those homes. Every home has to be maintained. Many people live like animals and only destroy their environment as well.

>>81641784 (OP)
wealth redistribution but unironically. The vast majority of wealth is owned by the mega rich. Kill them and reallocate their estates to people that need it, i.e. literally everyone else

>>81641965
Boo thats the gay midwit way of doing things. I say we just dissolve society altogether

There isn't. Everything has been tried. Even here, they tried tiny home villages. It failed within two years.

Seeing this many Whites in one room together makes me uncomfortable.

It should be illegal for more than 4 Whites to be in the same room together at the same time.

competency and intelligence test to prove that rehabilitating them isn't a waste of resources. execute the rest.

>>81641784 (OP)
Everything the government tries is ruined because homeless people are largely mentally ill drug addicts who refuse to get any kind of help and usually they just trash their community housing or group homes that are given to them. Other than gulags Idk really know what we could do. Maybe a type of section 8 housing that prioritizes people who work jobs and have clean criminal records could work.

>>81641784 (OP)
You can't solve it. I think that's the whole point of homelessness

>>81641784 (OP)
Fire everyone currently being employed to solve the problem
Spend the money building public housing
Send drug dealers to jail

There i solved it

>>81641784 (OP)
>the answer, is a gun

>>81641784 (OP)
build enough houses for people and ban real estate speculation

socialists are right about affordable housing, but it's gotta come with a stick too
all affordable housing projects fail because as soon as an actual violent and reckless nigger manages to settle in, it takes YEARS to get them out instead of a few short weeks

>>81641815
Yeah, I'd give them a jumping off point.......

>>81641784 (OP)
The only way:
>open hundreds of drug rehab centers
>start new public construction projects for moar jobs
>build a ton of large apartment complexes with cheap rent

>>81641784 (OP)
give them houses lol oh wait we need that land for golf courses and prisons and graveyards and other dumb shit only the elite care about, also FUCK creating jobs building houses actually lets just tear them down and then throw away excess food

>>81642919
>implying this hasn't been tried thousands of times already

>>81642958
well go on, share to the class a better method, im waiting

>>81642985
KILL EM ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>81642985
As I mentioned in a previous post: everything has been tried. Everything failed. Even euthanizing them has failed. You are not being novel with your ideas.

I used to pity the homeless until I worked security. They hate society and everyone in it, have zero ambitions or desire to stop using hard drugs, and made my life hell even when I tried to help them. There is no helping them. There was ONE guy I had pity for because he was newly homeless and just wanted a shower. The ones whove been out on the street for years are beyond hope.

Hunting permits

>>81641784 (OP)
Build homes and let people live in them without getting financially raped.
Oh, and a fucking UBI already. Not like the Red Chinese have sucked all the real jobs out of the West anyway, while undercutting our stagnant wages forever.

>>81641784 (OP)
hey former homeless here, you'd need a combination in some form of:
>>81641965
this.
>>81641815
this, but in a horse willingly drinks the water manner, as there's willing homeless.
>>81642919
this, but a few extra steps and possibly government assistance / incentive to do so.
>>81642592
the latter is integral for the prior replies housing-wise to actually work on a foreseeable long term scale.

>>81641784 (OP)
>How would you solve homelessness?
pop the housing bubble

>>81641784 (OP)
ubi and free trailer home housing, with minimum 200$ utility fee.