http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/200...ws/8589438.html

I'm tempted to go to Vegas with sandwiches in protest.

Yet feeding pigeons - still OK.

Wow this is a really rare day I actually support the ACLU on this one it almost killed me to write it but the ACLU is clearly in the right here you can't cut out the feeding of homeless with out proper methods to fix the problem of homelessness.

i dont see how making feeding the homeless in parks helps the city, its residents, or the homeless.

i dont see how making feeding the homeless in parks helps the city, its residents, or the homeless.

 

Maybe then the homeless will starve and die, then they can be buried and go away?

i dont see how making feeding the homeless in parks helps the city, its residents, or the homeless.

 

I don't know, I tend to see value in people eating food once in a while.

Now that I think about it, I might've misread what he said, since it's not exactly a complete sentence.

 

For what it's worth, I read it as: "I don't see how making it illegal to feed the homeless" but perhaps that's giving him credit he doesn't want (deserve?).

The city of Las Vegas has no right to tell people who they can or can't buy lunch for.

Yeah, what's next? "Don't feed pidgeons because the hookers might eat them and get fat"?

Yeah, what's next? "Don't feed pidgeons because the hookers might eat them and get fat"?

best post ever!

Edited July 22, 200619 yr by Sonik22

QUOTE(samclemens @ Jul 21, 2006 -> 02:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

i dont see how making feeding the homeless in parks helps the city, its residents, or the homeless.

Maybe people don't want to see barebone dead bodies in the streets. I'm sure there will be more homeless people trying to shoplift food from grocery stores as well.

 

It is still legal to give the homeless some money? What if they plan on using it to buy food?