The term "leisured indigent" [1] is not a commonly used or recognized term, however, it could be interpreted as referring to individuals who are homeless or experiencing poverty but are perceived as leading a leisurely or carefree lifestyle.

When we talk about a "leisured indigent," it means someone who is homeless but is sometimes seen as leading a carefree or easy life.

However, it's important to remember that being homeless is not easy or fun. People who are homeless often face many challenges and struggles in their lives.

Homelessness means that some people do not have a place to live and have to sleep on the streets or in places that are not meant for living, like shelters or cars.

It can happen for different reasons, like not having enough money for a home, problems with their families, or difficulties with mental health or addiction.

While there may be a few people who abuse the system or make bad choices, it's important to remember that most homeless people are facing difficult circumstances beyond their control.

They need support, understanding, and help from the community and society to overcome their challenges and find stability.

It's important for us to treat everyone with kindness and compassion, no matter their circumstances, and work together to find solutions that can help people who are experiencing homelessness.

That includes providing affordable housing, access to healthcare, and support for mental health and addiction issues, so that they can have a chance to rebuild their lives and have a safe place to call home.

[1] Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities (New York: Vintage Books, 1992) [orig. 1961], pp. 100–102 and 154