You say 2 homeless people were murdered, but were they murdered *by* homeless people? Homeless people have been attacked, all over the country, both by the few homeless who are violent and by housed people. Housed attackers are often motivated by the same mindless prejudice you encourage against a large and varied group of people you don't know. Homeless people are extremely vulnerable, especially the women, because they don't have walls and locked doors to protect them. Most of us would be.

But here's the larger point, how does the proportion of homeless people who commit violent crimes compare with that of the housed? When I see RG articles about violent crimes it's usually housed people who commit them. From that small sample I could come to the opposite of your conclusion: housed people are dangerous. That's how prejudice works: you observe a small sample and extend your conclusions to a much larger group. It's very poor logic.

The mess could be prevented by more rest stop camps.