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man these 'poop on sidewalk is disgusting' style tweets get my goat, as if it or homeless addicts are a real threat to 'safety' and not just something to be sad and compassionate about. like sure they smash car windows and sometimes rant as you pass by, that's about it.
After living in Venice Beach for a year in a neighborhood with a lot of RV/car-camping & scattered tents, I've come to the conclusion that homeless communities are really variable. I actually felt safer there walking home at night *because* of the homeless. Not so here.
Thefts seemed a lot less common. I never saw a broken window. The homeless people there seemed more integrated into local goings-on. Some of the guys who lived in tents on my street brought their dogs to the dog park & they played w/ housed people's dogs while we all talked, etc.
People in homes & on the streets could actually like & respect each other. Homeless people are 24/7 eyes on the streets that could make communities safer. But I think that requires addressing criminal behavior while leaving people alone when they're just peacefully existing
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