yes, start with his house first and then go down the list of all the homeless advocates, including the aclu  these people do not see that these homeless are affecting the rights of "regular" people to have clean, clear sidewalks, parks, etc.  we need to help the homeless but in reality the homeless don't want our help, they just want to live by themselves wherever they want to.  they don't want to live in a shelter or get a permanent place or job.  they feel satisfied with the little money they have and the squalid conditions they live in.  what else is there to do?  you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.  helping the homeless has been a negative so far; yes, there has been some success stories but overall, there has been more failures causing the situation to get worse.