Feeding the Homeless Without Permission No Longer Illegal in Dallas–If You Have the Right Motive
1st April 2013
With his BIGHEART Ministries, he fulfilled his calling, helping clothe and counsel the crowds who came to him for a meal.
“It grew, grew, grew… until we were feeding thousands of people,” he said…..
In 2005, the city of Dallas passed an ordinance, requiring organizations feeding the homeless to get the city’s approval, provide bathrooms, and meet a list of public safety requirements.
Hart said he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to comply.
“It kept getting worse, until finally police were coming out,” said Hart.
Even Texas has its quota of fascist tools, mostly in the big cities, which are chock full of fashionable minorities and hence run by Democrats. Every now and then, though, common sense breaks out.
One of the reasons that private charity cannot handle taking care of the needy in the modern world is that it is loaded down with oppressive and nonsensical government regulations, government not being fond of competition and wanting to reduce the citizenry to dependence.