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@skinnylatte I think that’s a valuable distillation into a meme-like phrase because it will help goad rethinking and action. But it’s also inaccurate and unhelpful in that cities “have” the problem, are expected by citizens to “clean it up” but do not have the capability to really solve homelessness — which is a result of national economic and welfare policies. And actually, unfettered capitalism. Local housing policy changes, for example, are only a tiny part.