Here's the reality:
Shelter-apartments, houses-are exorbitantly high because the market for housing has allowed to be placed at extremely high levels (Over $700,000 for hours prices on a per capita basis.
Effort-meaning jobs-are largely low because the market for jobs has been placed at largely sub-par levels (try looking for a job that pays more than $30 an hour let alone $20 an hour),

A low-wage market cannot compete with a high-priced housing market. Something has to give and that something is thousands of people on Oahu and elsewhere throughout the state.

So, the "idealistic fantasies" noted in my article is the propaganda about homelessness that apparently doesn't take into account the realities of how life is lived in Hawaii.

So, given your total lack of knowledge about Hawaii, its clear your post is propaganda most vile.

I m sure your break at Mcdonalds is over now, I will allow you get back to work.