Comments by "S S" (@SS-yj2le) on "Institute for Justice" channel.

Motivations to become homeless are not justification to outlaw. If they were, it would have to extend to alcohol and all the other countless reasons for homelessness and even then, that would end up infringing on the rights of others. Demonstrated here. What this outlaws are specific lifestyles, certain human rights, and initiative social actions among individuals and groups of people. The law they passed shouldn’t have ever even been considered, let alone passed in the very beginning and should be immediately repealed at once along with a pardon on that woman and an apology with possible charges to the legislation and substantial payment to the woman equal to the emotion distress caused, potential costs to any lost or wasted food, any potential damage to items caused by arrest, and to give homeless food or money equal to what they denied her from providing.
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