So, who are Hawaii's homeless?  Perhaps mainland homeless scraping up enough for a one-way ticket to paradise's streets.  But, really, they are the born and bred goodly locals who cannot even afford one-way tickets to Las Vegas, California, Oregon, or Washington.  Of course this growing dark population will trend to crime.  Certainly, frustrated politicians will contain them in camps far away from upsetting tourists, schools, businesses, and soccer moms.  Camps will be parceled apart to avoid risk of a competing united society (like prisons) having its own governance, enforcement, and social culture.  While we publicly emote and wail over the homeless plight, we financially ignore this inevitable future as we do global warming.  Instead, we continue relentless risks and zero-sum games like throwing tax dollars at Rail.  We drive up property values and their taxes, export more locals to Vegas, and import rich outsiders to fill vacancies.  We settle on legalizing homeless camps.