You’re more than welcome to look up statistics. ~60% of the chronicly homeless have life long mental health issues, and ~80% have substance abuse issues.

When did I say anything remotely resembling what you're implying here? You are saying it is mostly a choice. That is what I am disputing. That is not statistics. You are assigning value and making assumptions in the absence of evidence.

Again, I was never saying that all homelessness is a choice, but a lot of people choose not to accept the help that’s available.

I did not say you said all homelessness is a choice. I said, for the 3rd time now, that I objected to your assigning choice as the primary cause that explains why most people are homeless. Stop reducing our points and putting up strawmen. Stop pretending I'm saying things I didn't say. Stop responding to arguments I am not making. So let's try this again:

You said:

"People have this idea that all homeless people are just regular people who experienced hard times, but that’s just a minority. Most homeless are mentally ill people who won’t take their meds or drug addicts who aren’t willing to quit."

I said:

"Framing this as primarily a choice is deeply problematic."

So are you going to actually talk about what we said or are you going to keep building strawmen and pretending you can't read what I'm writing?