No, homeless people usually don't want a life without property; at least not the sane ones who aren't on the run from the law. Homeless people do have property of some sort; they push around a shopping cart full of their items and they usually have "spots" where they sleep at night. Even under bridges, tunnels, and underground homeless areas; every one of them has a little corridor to himself.
P.S. I am deliberately ignoring the much large population of working, "normal", homeless people. See "Persuit of Happyness".
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"He's not just an ordinary homeless guy - he wants a life without property"
Isn't that what homeless means?
No, homeless people usually don't want a life without property; at least not the sane ones who aren't on the run from the law. Homeless people do have property of some sort; they push around a shopping cart full of their items and they usually have "spots" where they sleep at night. Even under bridges, tunnels, and underground homeless areas; every one of them has a little corridor to himself.
P.S. I am deliberately ignoring the much large population of working, "normal", homeless people. See "Persuit of Happyness".