It is a housing problem though. That is what the data show. That's why homelessness correlates so much with high housing costs. That's why places with serious drug problems like Ohio or West Virginia don't have such high rates of homelessness.
None of which is to say that drugs are not a problem, or to say that someone with a drug problem isn't more likely to become homeless.
All of that is explained in the article which you responded to without reading it, judging by the timestamp on your comment. Let alone the video, which goes into more depth and talks extensively about drugs.
None of which is to say that drugs are not a problem, or to say that someone with a drug problem isn't more likely to become homeless.
All of that is explained in the article which you responded to without reading it, judging by the timestamp on your comment. Let alone the video, which goes into more depth and talks extensively about drugs.