Kentucky GOP’s New Bill Decriminalizes Use of Deadly Force Against the Unhoused
Kentucky GOP’s New Bill Decriminalizes Use of Deadly Force Against the Unhoused
m just ashamed that this bill even came into fruition,” a Lexington council member said.
“I’m just ashamed that this bill even came into fruition,” a Lexington council member said.
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as a staunch political satirist. This amuses me.
"dont like homeless people? Kill them."
jokes aside though there is nothing more infuriating then the "silent removal" of a problem. It's great that you think homeless people don't deserve rights, how about you start by not giving them any as opposed to pretending that they have them, while actively making their existence worse for no reason other than public image.
If you're gonna be a dick, at least be forward about it.
They already don't have rights, but the laws are different from city to city. In some places they can't be fed in public and people get arrested for giving them food. They can't be on the sidewalk. They're obviously not allowed to fall asleep as long as they're unhoused. Plus parking restrictions created specifically to prevent car camping. Taking trash from dumpsters is considered theft. You can't use a restroom without buying something and cities have taken out all or most public bathrooms, so it becomes a crime just to relieve themselves. Idk, the list is pretty endless.
honestly the car camping restrictions are my biggest peeve. You wanna evict me in the morning sure. But fuck you i'll sleep in my car if i damn well please.
I've never understood why people seem to be content with society being for the "average person" as a certifiably not average person myself it's actually insane. Literally just want to mind my own business, and it would actually be easier to mind everybody elses business.
I mean it's kinda been done... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_4J4uor3JE
So it is real life politicians imitating a parody of an insane politician.