Does being homeless revoke a person's natural human rights?

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How do YOU define what's included in natural rights (a.k.a. rights that every human should have)? Do you feel that when a person becomes/is homeless, they are treated as if they have lost the privilege of natural rights?

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marrymejoejonas says:
 

No! You still totally have rights, I think.
But i saw this news show on tv that said that homeless people don't have zip codes and so they can't register for public school. So this means that kids lose the right to go to school because they don;t have a home! That is sooooo wrong. School could be a place where homeless kids could get food, make friends, take a shower, LEARN, etc.

 

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