 not just that a person should be held responsible for the choices that they make, but also the difference between status and conduct, which seems like a clear thing. The difference between what you are and what you do seems like a clear distinction, but when you start to think about it, actually it doesn't make a lot of sense, this distinction, because what we are consists of what we do. And so as Justice Roberts points out, is a person homeless if that person takes a bed at a homeless shelter for a day?