You’re arguing that society is best served by waiting and hoping the wealthy will be generous in ways that benefit society. I have lived long enough and traveled broadly enough to see that that approach results in the immiseration of most of the people to the tremendous benefit of a tiny few. This is how 3rd world countries operate, and America is starting to look more and more like one with each passing day.

I love Dunn and his generosity is tremendous, but one individual being generous isn’t a substitute for responsible housing policy (which doesn’t mean government housing projects). I travel incessantly for work and see homeless people everywhere. Many in my home town of San Diego actually work and are not mentally ill, drunks, or drug addicts. Let’s hope someone builds them houses and we’ll call that good, right?