But instead of spending the money on the shareholders, it will be spent on homeless people. And I think there will be a growing realization that we cannot leave it to the government. The government is appalling. They're very good at deciding whether to give money or not giving money, sometimes they give money to the right people, and it goes wrong. Or sometimes they don't give it to the right people, and it goes right.
Governments are very crude on most occasions.
Governments are very good at sending in troops and dropping food in famine areas and working that all out. But you can't have the same attitude to the people in the city. Charities, and The Big Issue does it as well even though it's not a charity, create dependency as well as bringing about social independence. There is a creative side to paternalism. You patronize them, you pull them off of the face of the cliff, you put them on firm ground, and then you have to let go.