Cute theory on the homelessness in LA. More people = by necessity, more homeless? That’s not how things work I’m afraid. It's per capita that tells the tale. CA has 3.29 homeless per 1000 residents, the vast majority of which reside in Democrat run strongholds. The national avg. for statewide homelessness is 1.59/1000. Worst 5 are D.C. at 9.83 homeless/1000, NY 4.7, HI 4.6, OR 3.45, & the mighty CA with 3.29. (side note, drop the top 4 states and D.C., the avg. for the rest of the 46 states slashes 33% to just over 1 in 1000) I’m aware D.C. isn’t a State but it’s worth including as it’s just another example of a problem exacerbated to crisis levels by the continued implementation of failed Democrat policies. Don’t give me that migration/nice weather b.s. excuse Los Anglian’s love to regurgitate. It’s a minimal cause and practically debunked when you consider that NY, HI and OR are worse off. I’m sure homeless people stow away on cargo boats bound for HI. Pigslop Arkansas? Try not to mask your hate and contempt for those you consider lesser than you, purely based on where they live. To be clear, no one is disputing the necessity of safety nets and we’re probably in agreement that their policies were well intentioned but waste, fraud, and abuse are out of control in this arena. Shockingly, it turns out that incentivizing unemployment through endless gov’t handouts has a negative effect. Why should I work more, or at all, when I can continue to have others subsidize my existence? For example, offering single mothers increasingly more handouts for having more children out of wedlock promotes poor behaviors and likely entraps both mom and kids in a vicious cycle of poverty and government dependence. Nowhere is this more profound than the minority communities. If you don’t believe that here in the U.S.A. the significant majority of homeless people ended up that way as a result of their own actions, I doubt we’ll agree on much here. The truth is, despite the Dem’s propensity to promise an unsustainable ‘free shit’ solution to everything, they’re not the biggest problem. IMO, the cancer we need to address is the elite globalists that HATE the idea of a middle class, culture & borders. I really think they envision a real life Hunger Games with themselves holding all the wealth and power, distributing it as they see fit. They know their dreams are unachievable with an expanding, thriving, self-reliant majority middle class.