It is no ILLEGAL to feed people

[spazzdla]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/11/04/0-year-old-among-first-charged-under-fort-lauderdale-strict-rules-against/

Land of the free... BAHAHAH LMAO oooh I can't believe 99% of americans actually believe they are free......

Oh we are surrounded by utter Fing morons that love being slaves.

[TheButterZone]

Actually, 99% of Americans don't. We do know that 99% of the time, the worst possible evil will "win", because they count the votes. The other 1% of the time, we get a powerless throwaway.

http://reason.com/archives/2012/06/09/bans-on-feeding-homeless-have-always-bee

[JimClone]

Homeless people are comparable to pigeons. Once your feed one the more appear. Also there are many cases of how some homeless people are just actors like in London tube stations.

[Gleb Gamow]

Geez, doesn't anybody have any imagination around here? I can have this practice halted in 48 hours or less. How? You're going to love this.

The nights are getting cold, right? The homeless are hungry, right? In the warm jail, the inmates are fed, right? Ergo, the homeless purposely get themselves arrested via feeding another homeless person in front of a police officer, albeit the last homeless person dies of hunger, but the needs of the many outweigh...

Now, the jail are overcrowded and such is brought to the attention of the media, putting the jails in a quagmire, for they can't keep the vagrants, but it'll sent the wrong message if they're let lose, thus the law would have to become null and void and every thing will be as it was prior to them making the stupid law in the first place.

The beauty aspect is that it'll cost the city no less than a million bucks for having to deal with the mess that they themselves created.

The event could easily be dubbed Occupy Jails, with non-homeless individuals participating.

[TheButterZone]

Tee hee.

[vm1990]

Geez, doesn't anybody have any imagination around here? I can have this practice halted in 48 hours or less. How? You're going to love this.

The nights are getting cold, right? The homeless are hungry, right? In the warm jail, the inmates are fed, right? Ergo, the homeless purposely get themselves arrested via feeding another homeless person in front of a police officer, albeit the last homeless person dies of hunger, but the needs of the many outweigh...

Now, the jail are overcrowded and such is brought to the attention of the media, putting the jails in a quagmire, for they can't keep the vagrants, but it'll sent the wrong message if they're let lose, thus the law would have to become null and void and every thing will be as it was prior to them making the stupid law in the first place.

The beauty aspect is that it'll cost the city no less than a million bucks for having to deal with the mess that they themselves created.

The event could easily be dubbed Occupy Jails, with non-homeless individuals participating.

they could both just beat the crap out or the police and get a long stay in prison. bout time the police earned there wages

[RICHBOSS]

No it is not. But if you feed the whole city and will be causing traffic, then you might be invited to police hq.

[JohnnyBTCSeed]

The regulations enacted in Fort Lauderdale state that no two indoor feeding sites can be within 500 feet of one another or on the same block; outdoor feeding programs require a permit or permission of the property owner and must provide portable toilets; and outdoor stations cannot be within 500 feet of residential properties.

Clearly they want us to put the homeless in zoos. Feral human zoo where it is ok to feed the animals. The more domesticated of these feral humans can be allowed access to the petting zoo portion, the rest can stay in their cages or walled off viewing areas.

Lots of money to be made on popcorn and crack dispensers.

Look little billy, those two are mating...

[patt0]

Geez, doesn't anybody have any imagination around here? I can have this practice halted in 48 hours or less. How? You're going to love this.

The nights are getting cold, right? The homeless are hungry, right? In the warm jail, the inmates are fed, right? Ergo, the homeless purposely get themselves arrested via feeding another homeless person in front of a police officer, albeit the last homeless person dies of hunger, but the needs of the many outweigh...

Now, the jail are overcrowded and such is brought to the attention of the media, putting the jails in a quagmire, for they can't keep the vagrants, but it'll sent the wrong message if they're let lose, thus the law would have to become null and void and every thing will be as it was prior to them making the stupid law in the first place.

The beauty aspect is that it'll cost the city no less than a million bucks for having to deal with the mess that they themselves created.

The event could easily be dubbed Occupy Jails, with non-homeless individuals participating.

With for profit prisons, that wouldn't work. They would just build more prisons and arrest more people to make them work as slaves while they are inside. : /
I know there are more countries that don't allow feeding the homeless but I really don't understand what is the logic of it.

[JohnnyBTCSeed]

"The people feeding them are enablers, and they enable the homeless by making their lives easier,

The person that said this "Cal Deal, a 65-year-old former journalist " is a big fat douche bag that doesn't deserve to breath the same air as the rest of us.


He continues...

"Hunger is a big motivator. Are people more likely to seek help when they're hungry or when they're fed and happy?"


Gawd Damn....FUCK HIM!!! What a piece of Human SHIT

[RodeoX]

Freedom does not come to me by permission. I am free because I do what I want no matter what stupid rules are out there. If I lived in Florida, for example, I would feed whoever I wanted to feed.