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I mean you guys talk about inequality, and Socialism to care for the old, poor and sick, you want all of those things. Just as long as a middle aged white guy and baby boomers pay for it.

...and just NOT in YOUR "Good School Districts".

It cramps your style.

And NOBODY gets NUTTIN'! Unless it came from taxmoney from the old white guys and boomers. And then you'll only get enough to keep you poor. Now don't go getting too comfortable either.

The Liberals needs you broke, hungry, stupid and pissed off at the fat old white guys.

“These laws are part and parcel of general efforts to move [the homeless] out of cities,” Jeremy Rosen, policy director of the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, told FoxNews.com.

Across the country, more than 50 cities are ramping up efforts to push their homeless population out of downtown areas. Many have adopted “anti-camping” or “anti-food sharing” rules in recent years, setting up lengthy legal challenges between city officials and homeless advocates in places like Philadelphia, Orlando and Dallas.

City leaders say they want to improve the lives of their homeless population but others, including Rosen, say the regulations make it harder for folks down on their luck to get help. He says they are adopting “out of sight, out of mind” proposals.

“It’s particularly cruel and really outrageous when a church ministry is trying to do what they feel is their religious duty, only to be stopped,” Rosen said.

In 2007, Rosen’s group filed a lawsuit against Dallas and won – successfully contesting a city ordinance that restricted locations where groups could hand out or share food.

There have been other cases too.

City officials in Albuquerque, N.M., settled a lawsuit last week over a 2010 incident where people were arrested and criminally cited for giving food to the homeless. In the settlement, all charges were dropped against the individuals, and the city agreed to a $98,000 payout.

The move came after Benjamin Abbott recorded police officers in September 2010 telling him and his friend they needed a permit to pass out food to the homeless.

Abbott caught the officers saying, “We are not doing this because this is our hobby, okay. Understand that. There’s people above us who want this corrected.”

The American Civil Liberties Union sued Las Vegas in 2006, challenging a city ordinance that made it illegal to feed homeless people in city parks. The ACLU argued the constitutionality of the ordinance and said it would be impossible to enforce.