Being homeless soon a crime in Miami?

Originally posted by jude11
Eat, sleep or just stand around in public...illegal. Especially if you look like you're homeless.

The Neo Con Fascists want everyone to contribute to the motherland so that the fruits of everyone's productivity and labor trickles up to them. They have successfully cut off all avenues for anyone to break free from the control grid without anyone paying their dues to the masters above them.

No lazing about ya bums. Get to work or go to prison and work. Do they think this is a Free Country or something?

"The first man who, having fenced in a piece of land, said "This is mine," and found people naïve enough to believe him, that man was the true founder of civil society. From how many crimes, wars, and murders, from how many horrors and misfortunes might not any one have saved mankind, by pulling up the stakes, or filling up the ditch, and crying to his fellows: Beware of listening to this impostor; you are undone if you once forget that the fruits of the earth belong to us all, and the earth itself to nobody.” — Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Discourse on Inequality.

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F.T.G.

Originally posted by captbill279
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But they do make some might fine negroes though.
Get on back to work now.

Ecclesiastes 8
[4] Where the word of a king is, there is power: and who may say unto him, What doest thou?

After that comment I'll take back the offer of help.

This does not surprise me. Florida is pretty nasty to the homeless as it is. Sarasota (south of Tampa Bay) has been widely regarded as the meanest city in the state towards the homeless for a long time. I remember the uproar they had over ripping out benches downtown, to "deter the homeless from sleeping on them". No one agreed with it because there wasn't much of a "homeless sleepers" problem there to begin with.

Here's an old article from '06 touching on the city being the meanest:
Sarasota, Fla. named meanest city for homeless

SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — Sarasota, which recently imposed a no-camping ban, is the meanest city in the nation toward the homeless, according to a national advocacy organization.

Sarasota bans sleeping outside overnight without permission on public or private property. A judge recently upheld the ordinance passed by city commissioners in August after two similar no-camping rules were declared unconstitutional.

Which basically means so much as a snooze in the late afternoon sun is an arrestable offense there. It can be argued that you intend to sleep there overnight, according to people who live down that way.

Originally posted by Nyiah
This does not surprise me. Florida is pretty nasty to the homeless as it is. Sarasota (south of Tampa Bay) has been widely regarded as the meanest city in the state towards the homeless for a long time. I remember the uproar they had over ripping out benches downtown, to "deter the homeless from sleeping on them". No one agreed with it because there wasn't much of a "homeless sleepers" problem there to begin with.

Here's an old article from '06 touching on the city being the meanest:
Sarasota, Fla. named meanest city for homeless

SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — Sarasota, which recently imposed a no-camping ban, is the meanest city in the nation toward the homeless, according to a national advocacy organization.

Sarasota bans sleeping outside overnight without permission on public or private property. A judge recently upheld the ordinance passed by city commissioners in August after two similar no-camping rules were declared unconstitutional.

Which basically means so much as a snooze in the sun is an arrestable offense there.

Remind me to never go there, sit on the beach with a glass of lemonade, hotdog and a quick nap coming on.

Damn!

Why people allow this on their tax payer dollar is beyond me.

Peace

There is another aspect to this... many places have similar laws against overnight camping in public areas, like Interstate rest areas... and instead of only being applied to campers, it is also applied to truck drivers. The Hours Of Service regulations from the USDOT require that drivers get a certain number of consecutive hours of sleep before driving again, and with the lack of available truck stop parking in many areas, the truckers will park in rest areas, get their required break, and move on. But under these new regulations, truckers can be ticketed for parking in rest areas or forced to leave (in effect forcing them to drive illegally and unsafely).

It's about not wanting anyone around that doesn't fit someone's perception of how others should live.

TheRedneck

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It's about not wanting anyone around that doesn't fit someone's perception of how others should live.

And there it is my friend.

Peace

And every one of these laws is completely illegal and unlawful and fascist. And any judge supporting them is rogue.

I consider the society that allows slavery and homelessness, instead of abundance and volunteering and ample beautiful homes, gardens, aquaponics, clean free energy, happy children, no elites, to be massively illegal and everyone should take one look at their childrens faces, then look at D Rockefellers, and make a choice. For your children, and grandchildren and great grandchildren. For equality and freedom united and wedded, for a wonderful world. And don't comply with anything illegal.

If they passed this, then 70% of all the people should show up and sleep overnight with the homeless night after night. Stand up for each other. Show support. And don't let them win anything against the people.

"One of the greatest diseases is to be nobody to anybody." -- Mother Teresa.

A Dream Denied: The Criminalization of Homelessness in U.S. Cities

Yall just keep slipping through the real nut of the situation like it wasn't even there.....neutrino brains!
Whats that you ask?
Well, my friends...the real plan is to get the majority of the people into work prison environments where they will be drained of their life essence to feed the greed of the few who control the laws.....
slowly by slowly most of us will succumb to the system.in order of wealth acquired.....the poorest at first, the less usefull members of society on upwards.....
No Joke, and yall talk like it aint coming to your neighbourhood, your family, soon,.....but it is.....surely as God makes apples you have become totally redundant to the owwner whose needs can be better served by robots now......America the dream is almost dead. and it looks very much like it wont be coming back.......for me, for you, for our children and their children......

Why not its a crime elsewhere, maybe we should stop making ordinances that fine people for feeding the homeless. WTF is that!

Actually, I believe this to be the beginning of the stepping stone in keeping Americas impoverished off the streets, keeping the illusion we are still the richest country in the world..meanwhile were all starving alone and out of sight..whose with me?

Originally posted by itsallgonenow
Why not its a crime elsewhere, maybe we should stop making ordinances that fine people for feeding the homeless. WTF is that!

Thats an ordinance? where?

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Great video that
I bet they felt great afterwards, lets just hope it wasn't for Youtube views and they continue doing it.

Involuntary servitude?
The guy wants to bring back slavery?

the law is the flaw, open your jaw, incoming pill, to cesiate the lie.

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Amerika is a disease. This is absolutely grotesque. We rob these people of their homes and money. Then throw them in jail for not having a home or money