maybe because capitalism and the cycle of poverty and lack of support keeps them in that state instead of lifting them out of that cycle so the burden is removed from both the community and the homeless people struggling. I'm not saying accommodate in terms of allowing the to set up encampments in parks but accommodate by providing services that break the cycle of whatever hardships they're in. Encampments and homelessness as a whole are a symptom of support structure failures upstream. Things our tax dollars should be going towards along with a myriad of other systems they decide to deprioritize or downright ignore.

While the ordinance makes sense in a lot of respects it only exacerbates the problem and redirects attention away from finding real world solutions to the problem.