Homeless poeple should be relocated to rural areas. Housing is cheaper in rural areas, and jobs are less competetive, giving homeless people a free ticket to a rural area is a great thing. Most homeless people are in cities because thats where most donation is given. But this actually traps them in a cycle, the food is more expensive in cities, so homeless people buy food with all their money, and than keep living on the streets, and will never be able to afford a house or get a qualified job. Homelessness is meant to be temporary, not pernament, government should help those to get a job, not trapping them in a cycle of immediate spending.

With less donations, it motivates people to work more, not less. And relocating does not mean dumping homeless people into rural areas, they can still be put in shelters and get food when needed. Forcing homeless people out of cities is not cruel, even if they reject it. Donations and cities provide immediate confort, but are not the best for the long term. Sometimes, what a person wants is not what is the best for them. Homeless should be something temporary, not pernament, government should help these people to get jobs, not trap them in a cycle.

there absolutely are jobs in rural areas. and it is also not fair to use the money of the people who are working and contributing to those who do not want to work. There absolutely are jobs in rural areas, it is not all fields, there are farming and mechanic jobs. Cities having more jobs does not mean having more jobs homless people can get into, most jobs in an urban city are related to techology, not something someone without education can just get into, it is very hard for a homeless person to get into a job like this. In urban areas, even easier jobs like restaurant waiters require some education, and hiring standards a homeless person can't meet. In rural areas, farming jobs have very low hiring standards, and anyone can do it. It is not fair to use taxpayer money for those who do not contribute and are trapped in a cycle, the government should break the cycle, not enforce it

What a person thinks is the best is not always the best. an example is drugs, it gives someone immediate confort. donation cycle creates an illusion of immediate confort, it does not fix long term income and porpuse. What truely gives a human hapiness is porpuse, not immediate confort. and just keeping homeless people inside cities, where they will be forever on the streets asking for donations just traps them in a cycle, they will never get out. Rural areas have higher employment rates and more opportunities for blue collar jobs than cities. A city is filled with jobs, but they are jobs a homeless person can't get into. There are actually less homeless people in rural areas than in cities, because lack of immediate confort source creates porpuse and movitates work. And another thing, why should we take money from the people who are working hard and earning it to those who do not contribute? even worse, the donation does not even help, it creates a cycle

Job density does not help recovery, all jobs in cities require high qualification, they are useless for a homeless person who can't get in. Rural area businesses and farms will always exist, the country needs both rural and urban jobs. Donation cycle is like a drug, easy to get in, hard to get out, creates immediate confort, does not solve long term problem. In rural areas, there is still food, churches and other places for support. I said homeless people should be relocated, but never said they should not get help after being relocated. A farmer has much higher life quality and stable income than a homeless person, even if hospitals are far away. I am not saying homeless people are worth less than humans, I actually believe they should be given a chance, and are able to make a recovery. Putting homeless people in cities where money is contantly taken out of the workers is not only unfair to workers, but also assumes homeless people will stay this way forever. Inside a city, a homeless person has to rely on shelters for their entire life, they will never get a job, nor buy a house. In rural areas, housing is much cheaper, and it has jobs a homeless person can actually qualify for.