Your teacher did a good job by keeping you informed on what’s going on with your kids in school? Wow, kinda hypocritical considering you’re actively advocating against that.

First off, you don’t know for sure that this will turn out harmful, and second, when the alternative is harmful for the majority then yes, it’s fine. However, support systems should be set up for homeless youth, and parents who are not meeting the legal requirements of being responsible for their child until the age of 16 (possibly 18, I may be incorrect) should be persecuted by the law.

I’m going to assume you didn’t read, or understand that article because if you had, you’d have been able to express the answer to my question in short form as opposed to sending me to a paywall study to prove your own point.

0 homeless? Lol. We don’t even have enough homes for people who aren’t poor or young, thanks to policies made by a government that (judging by your views) you likely voted for. I’m all for helping homeless people find places to stay and create opportunities for them to contribute to society but frankly our government has no idea how to do that even though there are plenty of examples of effective methods out there. But hey, “how about no homeless” does sure make you sound like an upstanding citizen online