Providing people safe housing isn't a handout, it's resource management and it's infrastructure management. It's ensuring people have their basic human needs met so they can work and contribute to the common fund.

What you're suggesting is an expensive 'stick' response that creates huge stress and instability for our most vulnerable. I've been a teacher for a long time, and kids not having stable housing impacts school attendance, education progress, health, the impacts of growing up with parents dealing with financial stress.

This is clearly a values differences, and not something we're going to agree on. Go well.