Is homelessness a capitalist problem?

Is homelessness a capitalist problem?

FPBP

Yes.
National Socialism forever, where work is plentiful and people give to the poor.

No. The minimum wage is the cause.

It's weird. We could've taken care of so many homeless people here in Europe if we put the same funds in as we did for the refugees, and I doubt people would've hated that.

This.
Screw capitalism.

Yes

but I'd rather have 1% of the population homeless than 90% of the population starving, like in communism.

Is that Vancouver?

Only a national socialist free market can address those problems

please fuck off Sup Forums, we are a capitalist board

Yes communism solves it. And many other social problems

Not really, more like a fascist board, )))capitalism((( is ok

Homeless just get rounded up and killed or thrown in camps in communist societies.

>starvation is inherent to communism
Pick up a book gypsy

Greek can't be capitalist, sorry
Oh and you can't be white either.

Homeless people in the US choose to be homeless. If you stay off drugs you can get free food, a free place to live and decent job prospects. Don't ever give them money.

Yes. It is a well known fact no one has ever been poor under socialism.

>be a farmer
>live in USSR
>farming tools stolen from you
>food stolen from you
>family starves to death
>government takes your land and gold
good goy

Its a failure of the state to handle drug and mental heath issues.

Pick up a history book cuck

no. it exists everywhere, but some cities are better at hiding it.

the US is a big wide open lanscape. so naturally, youre apt to see more it, as opposed to desner areas.

what the US has though, is a junkie peoblem.

No, it's created by too much regulation, why is their not apartments being rented for cheap like $10 a week, the free market could fix this if government subsidies and regulations were not in the way.

bahahahaha, you fuckos. homelessness is a drug/alcohol problem. Homeless people (with few exception) are drug addicts that have burnt bridges with anyone who cares about them and have refused to accept rehabilitation in spite of being offered it at every turn of their lives. These people would exist in any society.

If someone has any desire to get clean/get off the streets, they will.

funny, i saw more homeless people in your country than i have anywhere else.

except those with serious mental diseases.

>Is homelessness a capitalist problem?

No, it's a laziness/drug/mental problem. The majority of these people simply actively avoid federal or state assistance because they are substance abusers, and we live in a free society that will typically not arrest them and force them to get clean and functional if it is not their wish to do so.

Of course it's Austria

> Tsipras

It's a personal problem with capitalism and a national problem with socialism and communism

Mental health yes.

The state does not have a responsibility to handle peoples drug issues. Thats their fault for doing them in the first place.

>everyone had a home before capitalism

"Screw Capitalism," he typed on his computer, oblivious to the irony of the situation.

>implying there actually ever was a 'before capitalism'

Of course, in a communist society vagrants would starve to death

typical delusional child-minded thinking. programs like that dont even EXIST in this country. do some research shit for brains.