im not really sure i understand what you’re trying to say here. it seems like you’re just listing a bunch of problems and insinuating they’re either unsolvable or too hard to solve.
if you want to look at how to solve “the big problem” with homelessness, you could look at how finland is actively solving it, for example.
and i dont really know of many people who think that if “corpos stop being greedy”, then all the problems will be fixed. my experience is that people tend to instead think the problem is “it’s really bad that our laws cater to greedy corporations, and allow them to do terrible things. so, we should change those laws”.
but i dont know, maybe im misreading what you said or maybe im missing something.
im not really sure i understand what you’re trying to say here. it seems like you’re just listing a bunch of problems and insinuating they’re either unsolvable or too hard to solve.
if you want to look at how to solve “the big problem” with homelessness, you could look at how finland is actively solving it, for example.
and i dont really know of many people who think that if “corpos stop being greedy”, then all the problems will be fixed. my experience is that people tend to instead think the problem is “it’s really bad that our laws cater to greedy corporations, and allow them to do terrible things. so, we should change those laws”.
but i dont know, maybe im misreading what you said or maybe im missing something.