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"Altruism is killing America. We who want to save America must repudiate this killer, root and branch. We must understand and explain to others that the acceptance of altruism necessitates the violation of individual rights... and that the arguments for altruism are baseless..."
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Sadly, that's the Houston City Council for you... Although it's important to note that "feeding the homeless" was not "banned." "Public feedings without health permits" is what was stopped. As one council member put it, "we have one set of rules for public feeding." Which makes sense an is valid. It simply doesn't address the need to get this vulnerable population fed.
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Public feeding without health permits?
Jesus didn't have a health permit for public feeding. So "emulate" Jesus, and if they stop you, ram "the first" up their ass.
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Been inclined to wander... off the beaten track.
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Amaraca can be so silly.
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Originally Posted by Doofy 
Jesus didn't have a health permit for public feeding.
Jesus lived in the 1st century. Do you want to drag public health standards back to the 1st century?
Of course you do.
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Originally Posted by lpkmckenna
Jesus lived in the 1st century. Do you want to drag public health standards back to the 1st century?
Seriously ? 
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not a big deal, the city does this so they can now charge a fee to feed the homeless. thats how government works... make a law, charge for a permit to get past it.
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Originally Posted by lpkmckenna
Jesus lived in the 1st century. Do you want to drag public health standards back to the 1st century?
Of course you do.
You also have to consider the origin of the bread and fish that Jesus was multiplying. Was he literally multiplying the existing stock, such that any pathogen found in the original loaves and fishes would be multiplied as well? Or was the food created from some divine origin out of nothingness (and so would conceivably be free of pathogens)?
If Jesus was offering me food I'd probably take it, permit or no permit. I mean, it's Jesus after all.
As long as he wore a hair net.
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Originally Posted by ghporter
Sadly, that's the Houston City Council for you... Although it's important to note that "feeding the homeless" was not "banned." "Public feedings without health permits" is what was stopped. As one council member put it, "we have one set of rules for public feeding." Which makes sense an is valid. It simply doesn't address the need to get this vulnerable population fed.
Back to the dumpster.
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