Lawyer of Evil

[Takedown3]

should just kill them... seriously

[Valisk]

should just kill them... seriously

Enlist in U.S. military
Fight pointless wars
???
Profit

Military would just play middleman. Would be necessary to cover up genocide from the rest of the world.

[Pirian]

Enlist in U.S. military
Fight pointless wars
???
Profit

Military would just play middleman. Would be necessary to cover up genocide from the rest of the world.

Except that a lot of homeless people do have "problems" whether they be mental issues or drug issues that the military doesn't want to deal with, and it would make the military look worse as a whole.

[Stumblingdrunk]

Yup, we rape at will. Not having laws is so cool.

Did you just equate loitering to rape?

[Lochnessmonster]

The lawyer should just chill and have a beer with one of the homeless guys. There's no harm in that.

[Correction]

The lawyer should just chill and have a beer with one of the homeless guys. There's no harm in that.

http://i50.tinypic.com/9hqekm.jpg

[Gregorio]

I'm pissed off right now about the illegal immigrant Mexican drug dealers and their 75 kids live across the street now, so I can sorta sympathize. I'd be pissed off if homeless people started hanging out around my house too.

[Howard Roark]

Except that a lot of homeless people do have "problems" whether they be mental issues or drug issues that the military doesn't want to deal with, and it would make the military look worse as a whole.

how is that even possible?

[Sylvrdragon]

I think we should just round up all the homeless people and take them camping... yes... camps... where they can concentrate... We can even provide them with showers.

[MF Perm tha Fineass]

I think we should just round up all the homeless people and take them camping... yes... camps... where they can concentrate... We can even provide them with showers.

Hmmmm.

[Sylvrdragon]

[Hellfury]

"Operating with the highest moral principles and ethics, Harry C Arthur, a Houston attorney, has devoted his law practice to helping his clients get what is rightfully theirs."

"He has devoted his law practice to helping people assert their rights when they have been wronged, whether by another individual, an insurance company or a big corporation"

(above)from the dudes webpages (http://www.hcarthur.com/)
(below)from the Beacon pages (http://www.chomhouston.org/default.a...chom.thebeacon)

"Since January 2007, this day center has been providing hot meals, clothing, private shower and lavatory facilities, laundry services, and case management to people living on the streets of Houston."

"The Beacon is open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. "

""People of Christ Church Cathedral have been on this corner for 170 years – actually on this corner right across the street – trying to take care of the poor and the needy and the homeless. That’s the Christian admonition, that’s the mission of the cathedral and of The Beacon and we don’t intend to be shut down,” Andy Vickery, attorney for The Beacon, said." ( http://www.khou.com/news/Lawsuit-aim...-78724032.html )

from the cathedral pages themselves ( http://www.christchurchcathedral.org/ ) they've been there since 1839.

and while google maps might have the icons a tad off, just for fun

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...2/thingies.jpg

Isn't there something akin to "first come, first serve" in US law?


I is amused.. and procrastinating on tomorrows exam..

[Conformity]

I agree with the lawyer.

[GRT]

I've always thought the "I just got out of jail, need some change for the bus" line to work best.