Feed the homeless, go to jail FLORIDA, LOL

[LMNO]

On that note, is ignorance a valid defense?  "I didn't know it was illegal to offer a woman money for sex, officer.  Next time, I'll take her out to dinner and buy her a diamond necklace."

[Disco Pickle]

On that note, is ignorance a valid defense?  "I didn't know it was illegal to offer a woman money for sex, officer.  Next time, I'll take her out to dinner and buy her a diamond necklace."

ignorance of the law is never a valid defense.  I dont recall at what age I first learned that, or where, but I was pretty young.

[Disco Pickle]

On that note, is ignorance a valid defense?  "I didn't know it was illegal to offer a woman money for sex, officer.  Next time, I'll take her out to dinner and buy her a diamond give her a pearl necklace."

Fix'd

[LMNO]

Don't think that joke hadn't crossed my mind.

[Adios]

isn't it entrapment if officers are the ones that made up the five extra people?

nope.  He intended to violate the ordinance.

Prove it.

his statement after his arrest that he'd be out there doing it again is very revealing.  He's doing it as a protest.  I can't talk to the guy and ask him myself but I'd be willing to bet he knew there was an ordinance before he set out to do this.

So you can't prove it. Check.

[Doktor Howl]

isn't it entrapment if officers are the ones that made up the five extra people?

nope.  He intended to violate the ordinance.

Prove it.

his statement after his arrest that he'd be out there doing it again is very revealing.  He's doing it as a protest.  I can't talk to the guy and ask him myself but I'd be willing to bet he knew there was an ordinance before he set out to do this.

So you can't prove it. Check.

I think the guy's own words count.

But what of it?  It's a bad law, and shouldn't be obeyed.

[Adios]

isn't it entrapment if officers are the ones that made up the five extra people?

nope.  He intended to violate the ordinance.

Prove it.

his statement after his arrest that he'd be out there doing it again is very revealing.  He's doing it as a protest.  I can't talk to the guy and ask him myself but I'd be willing to bet he knew there was an ordinance before he set out to do this.

So you can't prove it. Check.

I think the guy's own words count.

But what of it?  It's a bad law, and shouldn't be obeyed.

I won't argue semantics.

Are you proposing civil disobedience? You? 

[Doktor Howl]

isn't it entrapment if officers are the ones that made up the five extra people?

nope.  He intended to violate the ordinance.

Prove it.

his statement after his arrest that he'd be out there doing it again is very revealing.  He's doing it as a protest.  I can't talk to the guy and ask him myself but I'd be willing to bet he knew there was an ordinance before he set out to do this.

So you can't prove it. Check.

I think the guy's own words count.

But what of it?  It's a bad law, and shouldn't be obeyed.

I won't argue semantics.

Are you proposing civil disobedience? You? 

Is that somehow surprising?

[Disco Pickle]

isn't it entrapment if officers are the ones that made up the five extra people?

nope.  He intended to violate the ordinance.

Prove it.

his statement after his arrest that he'd be out there doing it again is very revealing.  He's doing it as a protest.  I can't talk to the guy and ask him myself but I'd be willing to bet he knew there was an ordinance before he set out to do this.

So you can't prove it. Check.

I think the guy's own words count.

But what of it?  It's a bad law, and shouldn't be obeyed.

troof

[LMNO]

Until someone feeds fifty random people salmonella-laced chicken salad with a side of botulism.

[Doktor Howl]

Until someone feeds fifty random people salmonella-laced chicken salad with a side of botulism.

That could happen just as easily with 20 people.  Or 15.

Starve for sure, or take a chance on botulism?  Decide.

[Phox]

isn't it entrapment if officers are the ones that made up the five extra people?

nope.  He intended to violate the ordinance.

Prove it.

his statement after his arrest that he'd be out there doing it again is very revealing.  He's doing it as a protest.  I can't talk to the guy and ask him myself but I'd be willing to bet he knew there was an ordinance before he set out to do this.

So you can't prove it. Check.

I think the guy's own words count.

But what of it?  It's a bad law, and shouldn't be obeyed.

This, and as long as he abides by any legal punishment he's given, he's following in a long line of great people like Martin Luther King, Jr. who used civil disobedience. And he gets all kinds of brownie points with some jackasses if he points that out.

[Adios]

Until someone feeds fifty random people salmonella-laced chicken salad with a side of botulism.

How many got a chance to not eat out of a dumpster that day?

[Doktor Howl]

isn't it entrapment if officers are the ones that made up the five extra people?

nope.  He intended to violate the ordinance.

Prove it.

his statement after his arrest that he'd be out there doing it again is very revealing.  He's doing it as a protest.  I can't talk to the guy and ask him myself but I'd be willing to bet he knew there was an ordinance before he set out to do this.

So you can't prove it. Check.

I think the guy's own words count.

But what of it?  It's a bad law, and shouldn't be obeyed.

This, and as long as he abides by any legal punishment he's given, he's following in a long line of great people like Martin Luther King, Jr. who used civil disobedience. And he gets all kinds of brownie points with some jackasses if he points that out.

How would admiring someone who emulates MLK make you a jackass?

[Doktor Howl]

Until someone feeds fifty random people salmonella-laced chicken salad with a side of botulism.

How many got a chance to not eat out of a dumpster that day?

There are no bacteria in dumpsters.