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There are a couple of "fundamental human rights" issues that continue to raise their heads whenever I must deal with people who are enduring homelessness. One is the fact that, in a country as prosperous, as "advanced," as "moralistic" as ours, shelter is a basic necessity and should be considered a human right, period.

I'm not talking about giving every man, woman and child their own personal palace but rather, provi