Homelessness is a Decision not a Condition

Homeless is to let the victim describe people who are homeless and not always media. The shocking fact is that many homeless people have choices. Do not get me wrong, I do not mean to describe all homeless people as lazy people who do not want to take care of them. This can not be true. According to my experience with homelessness, they are usually physically weak, addictive to drugs, mental disorders, or any of them.

Many homeless people have health problems. Diabetes is a common disease. Many homeless people can afford whether they are looking for adequate medical care. In 2003, 47% of homeless people suffered from chronic illness. The state of health of homeless people in the Seattle area has a history of abuse of alcohol and drugs, more than half suffer from cardiovascular disease, and one in four people has mental health problems. Common causes of death in homeless people in the Seattle area include poisoning, cardiovascular disease, homicide and so on. In 2003, the average death age of homeless people was 47 years old.

Prior to 1983 the term homeless meant that the economic situation brought homelessness. However, since 1983, diseases such as alcoholism and psychosis have also been related to media terms. Assertions are usually backed up by high official testimony. For example, Ronald Reagan states as follows. "Even at the best time, one of the problems we encountered is those who are sleeping, homeless people." Returnees become personal choices and spiritual conditions, and neoliberalism Economic system will be cleared up by the reform. In a broader sense, it allows homeless people to exist even under optimal economic conditions and is thus independent of economic policies and economic conditions.

The sluggish labor market and neoliberal economic policy that have led to the social welfare system are Sanya as an infamous area and a homeless destination. For Sanya's workers, homelessness is a more prevalent condition and even in obesity days they are still working to pay wages and salaries. Joseph is fascinated by people who have little prospects in his hometown. When the homeless was in danger in the late 1990s, several homeless people were flooded in Sanya from other parts of the city due to the reform of welfare. Regarding the law amendment (special law) in 1996 and 2002, the so-called "Sanya rule" (Valley rule) (a copy of a daily news article on this subject and use of the term in 2006) was mentioned. . Temporary measures for supporting homeless autonomy - Those who do not have legal resident in other areas in Tokyo will be informally converted to Sanya