Column: An anti-Goldilocks zone for Hawaii homeless

In many ways, 83-year-old “David” is symbolic of the hundreds of mentally ill people living in our streets. He can be seen wandering around Waikiki, talking to himself, sometimes shouting at and threatening strangers. He refuses countless offers of shelter and help, gets arrested a lot and is tossed back to the streets to fend for himself.

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