90 year old man gets arrested for feeding the homeless for the third time

[awesome31312]

I'm sure you all have heard the story of the Florida man arrested for feeding the homeless (Originally posted by Vod).

Well, here's some more good news for all you statist police sympathizers!

Man Arrested For Feeding Homeless Gets Arrested THIRD TIME This Month - Counter Current News

[Chef Ramsay]

Tragedy of the commons at work here. However, most people aren't for attracting vagrants to certain areas, much less a park. The old timer outlived his wife by quite a long time and is certainly on a mission to do good as he's likely close to crossover territory at this point and could've been for years in his mind. Ultimately, it's negative PR for the local govt.

[Swordsoffreedom]

I'm sure you all have heard the story of the Florida man arrested for feeding the homeless (Originally posted by Vod).

Well, here's some more good news for all you statist police sympathizers!

Man Arrested For Feeding Homeless Gets Arrested THIRD TIME This Month - Counter Current News

Damn he should just launch a countersuit against the city
Still I feel bad for the old man who has to get arrested for a dumb law like this one, probably also why the US prison system is over congested
Thinks if it was a rich man with a lot of money doing the same thing he would be commended and given a medal by the same city lol.

[MelodyRowell]

I would think that he would have learned his lesson after being arrested for the 2nd time that he needs to follow the rules/law. Just because he is doing what he thinks is good does not mean that he is above the law

[freedomno1]

I would think that he would have learned his lesson after being arrested for the 2nd time that he needs to follow the rules/law. Just because he is doing what he thinks is good does not mean that he is above the law

Well if the law is unjust people break it
In this case he probably could win a court case on the municipal law if he wanted to
But the process would take a damn long time.

[iCEBREAKER]

This jerk is playing the CCPP game by externalizing the costs of feeding the homeless onto his unwilling neighbors, which is a form of coercion.

Is he going to compensate his neighbors for their decreased property values?  No.

Is he going to clean up the fecal matter which his food will be turned into?  No.

Is he going to provide security for the normal people who want to use that park?  No.

He's exactly like the dumbasses who bring Ebola back with them from their do-gooder missions.  They get to feel good about their altruism, while forcing other to pay for the negative consequences.

He's also exactly like the dumbasses who move into neighborhoods with homeowner associations, then refuse to abide by their rules.  Sorry, but if like-minded people want to set up voluntary associations with restrictions to provide for greater security and prosperity, you don't have the right to force your altruism on them.

This jerk should invite the homeless into his own house to feed them, not use a park that he didn't pay to build or maintain.

[BRE]

If we are going to feed them to get them from breakfast to lunch to dinner, all we are doing is enabling that cycle of homelessness. They don’t interact with anyone, they don’t receive the aid that they need.
Do we will close our eyes and heart because of that ? For me the answer is No

[Lethn]

You guys are never satisfied are you? He's not hurting anyone, he's not taking any money from the government either so who gives a fuck? Clearly some people are only satisfied with utter blind obedience, the guy is 90 years old and he isn't a threat to anyone. The best part about it is he's a WW2 vet so that's going to make anyone against this look like double assholes and hypocrites politically because you know you Americans always go on about how much you care about veterans.

[NewLiberty]

I would think that he would have learned his lesson after being arrested for the 2nd time that he needs to follow the rules/law. Just because he is doing what he thinks is good does not mean that he is above the law

Maybe it is the lawmaker that needs to "learn his lesson"?
Maybe we need a different test case.

Put little Susie in jail for sharing her sandwich with little Joanie during 2nd grade recess.

[Lethn]

Put little Susie in jail for sharing her sandwich with little Joanie during 2nd grade recess.

The amazing thing is going by Florida's logic this could actually happen with what they've said because they claimed it was a health issue to share food/feed people in public, so yes, children could actually get arrested in the playground for sharing their food with each other.

[NewLiberty]

Put little Susie in jail for sharing her sandwich with little Joanie during 2nd grade recess.

The amazing thing is going by Florida's logic this could actually happen with what they've said because they claimed it was a health issue to share food/feed people in public, so yes, children could actually get arrested in the playground for sharing their food with each other.

Every mother in Florida that packs a lunch for their child should also be locked up.  I doubt all their kitchens are "licensed" and this food is consumed outside the home.

[iCEBREAKER]

You guys are never satisfied are you? He's not hurting anyone, he's not taking any money from the government either so who gives a fuck? Clearly some people are only satisfied with utter blind obedience, the guy is 90 years old and he isn't a threat to anyone. The best part about it is he's a WW2 vet so that's going to make anyone against this look like double assholes and hypocrites politically because you know you Americans always go on about how much you care about veterans.

Yes that's right, only Americans care about veterans.   

The old guys is hurting the people who have to put/clean up the mess his defecating clients create, their property values, and potentially anyone who gets sick from eating improperly prepared/stored food.

http://www.sfdpw.org/index.aspx?page=1329

[TECSHARE]

Put little Susie in jail for sharing her sandwich with little Joanie during 2nd grade recess.

The amazing thing is going by Florida's logic this could actually happen with what they've said because they claimed it was a health issue to share food/feed people in public, so yes, children could actually get arrested in the playground for sharing their food with each other.

Every mother in Florida that packs a lunch for their child should also be locked up.  I doubt all their kitchens are "licensed" and this food is consumed outside the home.

Some schools take lunches prepared at home from children because they deem it "unhealthy".

[BADecker]

Oh, the city is just afraid that the old guy is going to organize the homeless people to start a city of their own.

 

[BADecker]

Put little Susie in jail for sharing her sandwich with little Joanie during 2nd grade recess.

The amazing thing is going by Florida's logic this could actually happen with what they've said because they claimed it was a health issue to share food/feed people in public, so yes, children could actually get arrested in the playground for sharing their food with each other.

Every mother in Florida that packs a lunch for their child should also be locked up.  I doubt all their kitchens are "licensed" and this food is consumed outside the home.

Some schools take lunches prepared at home from children because they deem it "unhealthy".

Because they SAY they deem it unhealthy. They won't even teach the kids how to stand up for their rights according to law. So why would they want the kids to have healthy meals?

[iCEBREAKER]

Oh, the city is just afraid that the old guy is going to organize the homeless people to start a city of their own.

Too late, Obamavilles are all the rage these days:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdyI7bJYF30

[BADecker]

Oh, the city is just afraid that the old guy is going to organize the homeless people to start a city of their own.

Too late, Obamavilles are all the rage these days:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdyI7bJYF30

With 2/3 of the land in the nation locked up in national forest land, etc., to say nothing about the state lands that are similarly administered, there is no need for this. Rebellion is coming.

[Lethn]

Put little Susie in jail for sharing her sandwich with little Joanie during 2nd grade recess.

The amazing thing is going by Florida's logic this could actually happen with what they've said because they claimed it was a health issue to share food/feed people in public, so yes, children could actually get arrested in the playground for sharing their food with each other.

Every mother in Florida that packs a lunch for their child should also be locked up.  I doubt all their kitchens are "licensed" and this food is consumed outside the home.

Some schools take lunches prepared at home from children because they deem it "unhealthy".

Holy shit, living in America must really suck, actually I remember something about that when watching Jamie Oliver when he was campaigning to make school lunches better, he went to American and basically it was the American food lobby going at it to make kids buy all the unhealthy shit at school.

[pajak666]

lol living in U.S. those days must suck

[AllTheBitz]

I'm sure you all have heard the story of the Florida man arrested for feeding the homeless (Originally posted by Vod).

Well, here's some more good news for all you statist police sympathizers!

Man Arrested For Feeding Homeless Gets Arrested THIRD TIME This Month - Counter Current News

Damn he should just launch a countersuit against the city
Still I feel bad for the old man who has to get arrested for a dumb law like this one, probably also why the US prison system is over congested
Thinks if it was a rich man with a lot of money doing the same thing he would be commended and given a medal by the same city lol.

such the life.