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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
&gt; It's not that homelessness is not a big issue in other parts of the world, it's just that the first world country standard of housing is "too high"

Homelessness definitely is less of a problem in many developing countries than in first world ones, it's infinitely better to live in a slum that to have no home at all.
gpt
I'll fight you on that one.  I grew up in poverty... The house we lived in was infested with mice and cock roaches.  Our stove had a gas leak so we had to keep the windows open most of the time, which meant we had to shut our water off in the winter or our pipes would freeze.  My dad welded two steel barrels together and made a wood wood burning stove so that was our heat when we could find wood.
 
After my dad left, my mom took 4 kids and moved away from the only town she'd ever lived in.  We stayed in two 2 man pup tents at the state park.  We slept in the car one day a week because they didn't allow extended stays.  We always had a bathroom and shower... If the storms got too bad we, got in the car... It was way better than staying in that house