[greensh]

the same david dalgren who was sentenced for stealing identities of homeless people and stealing funds?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/kevin-dahlgren-former-gresham-emp...

also this seems a really entitled take to say, "there is no homelessness" when there clearly is.

[Levitating]

It's the same Kevin Dahlgren. I don't know the complete story, but he allegedly wrote off transactions under fake names when doing work for the municipality of Gresham. I did remember reading somewhere that the goods he bought were given to the homeless but I don't remember where I read it.

Regardless I still really enjoy reading his blog.

> also this seems a really entitled take to say, "there is no homelessness" when there clearly is.

He's never said that and that's not the point of the article I linked either. Kevin has dedicated his life to recording the life of homeless people so he's clearly aware of it's presence. I think his work is quite important. There doesn't appear to be many people researchig homelessness who actually spend time on the street interviewing them. His posts and videos have given me a whole different view of homelessness, most of which in more vein of what the first commenter here was talking about. But it has also taught me that homelessness can be quite diverse.

If you're interested in the life of the homeless at all you should definitely read some of his blog. His collaborations with Tyler Oliveira on YouTube are also extremely interesting.

[greensh]

> There's no "real homelessness" either.

Sorry, then I misinterpreted this sentence