I would like a moon landing denier to let me know what they think about my new theory: Homeless people don't really exist and they are just Chinese spies.

>They only live in major cities where there's a lot of people and infrastructure to spy on, and are underrepresented in rural communities and small towns
>They mostly live near the coasts where extraction by boat is easy
>Experts and academics spend millions of dollars studying homelessness but they can't explain why it happens or how to solve it
>Homelessness doesn't correlate with the incidence of drug addiction or mental illness in different states
>It doesn't correlate with increases in drug addiction or mental illness over time
>It doesn't correlate with the unemployment rate
>Governments spend billions on homeless shelters and free housing but they refuse to live there. And if you force them into a free house, they will destroy it and escape. This makes no sense if homeless are just regular people who can't afford housing, and debunks the theory that homelessness has anything to do with the price of housing
>Homelessness basically didn't exist for most of American history. It only started exploding around the late 1970s when China started making reforms to become a technological market economy and instituted its global spy network
>The homeless have large piles of objects covered by blankets but nobody knows what's underneath
>We're expected to believe that homeless people have no families or friends who could let them sleep on their couch
>If you offer a homeless person food they turn it away. This is not the behavior of traditional beggars such as street urchins or buddhist travelers. Someone powerful is feeding them.
>The homeless coordinate somehow to congregate in the same places despite allegedly not having phones
>Homeless people constantly ask for money but you never see them spending it
>China is known to run human trafficking operations through shipping containers in Newark and San Francisco