Yes, that may be the case, but homelessness is hard to solve “between 2000 to 2011 the number of poor residents in the suburb of the US's largest metropolitan areas grew by 64%. By 2008, the number of suburban poor exceeded the poor in cities by 1.5 million” (The Guardian). It’s pretty clear that they can’t get themselves out of this mess if the numbers keep growing. By exposing a little compassion, it could go a long way for those that are less fortunate than us. Then again, yes there is someone that has got there because of drug or alcohol, which is a hard habit to break without help from
Yes, that may be the case, but homelessness is hard to solve “between 2000 to 2011 the number of poor residents in the suburb of the US's largest metropolitan areas grew by 64%. By 2008, the number of suburban poor exceeded the poor in cities by 1.5 million” (The Guardian). It’s pretty clear that they can’t get themselves out of this mess if the numbers keep growing. By exposing a little compassion, it could go a long way for those that are less fortunate than us. Then again, yes there is someone that has got there because of drug or alcohol, which is a hard habit to break without help from