its like saying the US economy improved

but people are still homeless in the US

now more then ever

in a precentige value too

even tho the GDP is higher

and what timespan are you talking about in the US

because "there are more homless now than ever" is really vague if you notice that population growth can affect all that as well

1950-2018

yea compare the amount of people in the 50s and then in 2018

im talking percentige wise too

not just numbers wise

Show me the percentages then

And I'd say "Yea you are right"

https://www.statista.com/statistics/200463/us-poverty-rate-since-1990/

I asked you homelessness and you brought me poverty rate

I asked you the timeline between 50s and 2018

you bring me timelines of 90s and 2017

and

you brought to me a poverty rate smaller than 1990s

one that coincidentally shot up in recession/depression times

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/dec/05/america-homeless-population-2017-official-count-crisis

i cant find any charts for 2018

Weren't there more homeless people in the middle ages proportionately?

what no

>increased for the first time

>increased

>INCREASED

(since population was smaller)

do you know what this means?

increased

for the first time

yes homelessness increased since the great recesion

so it's still most likely less than the numbers of great recession

because it was on a downwards trend until now

like

this isnt even a hill I want to die on because US economic history is fucking disgusting

cant you see it just rises then falls

nowhere in the article can it be seen

its probably near the great recesion top

nigga

im not gonna search your evidence for you