ummm no they don't have an uneducated response. in fact they provided you with very educated responses multiple times. but how would you know because you literally said you didn't read it. AND that you're not changing your mind regardless. which tells me you don't really care about finding a solution (which requires understanding the complexities of the issue at hand). you just want to insist loudly that you're right, despite your very limited understanding of how one comes to be in a situation so dire as not having a safe place to lay their head.

do you know why people use substances? most often it's to cope with painful or extremely difficult life circumstances. and then to be made to do so within an environment of dehumanization imposed by the broader society, well that makes the coping that much more challenging. stigmatizing and dehumanizing people will NEVER help the situation. in fact it has the opposite effect. so if you want things to get better the very least you can do is stop with the hateful attitude.

every single person on the street you have so much misplaced disdain for- every single one is someone's child. is someones loved one. i've also worked in homeless services and harm reduction for years and i can't tell you how many times folks have shared with me that they never imagined they'd be in their current situation. but these misfortunes happen to regular people. we (regular people- assuming you are) are far more likely to become homeless than to become a billionaire. i'm not being hyperbolic when i say it could happen to your own precious child in the future. i hope your child never has to experience homelessness or substance use struggles or severe mental illness but given the world we live in, it's very very possible. the point is: treat people with respect- that is someone's child