[metmom]

The defendants belong to a conservative sect that rejects motor vehicles and most modern technology and travel by horse-drawn buggies. They believe the bags violate their community's religious standards.

Nonsense.

It's not an issue of morality. It's an issue of courtesy.

There should be no law to require people to clean up after their animals. They should be doing as a matter of fact.

[Morgana]

Read my first comment...a “city slicker” tax on them...

[Mr Rogers]

Hmmm...horse poop on public streets. In many places it is legal. Where I live, happily, there is no law requiring diapers for horses. And horse poop is NOTHING like dog or people poop! I should know - I scoop enough each day from my corrals.

But if it isn’t legal, then either use the darn diapers or don’t go there.

Me? I’d also try to change the law. Horse poop on the street isn’t a big deal.

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

There should be no law to require people to clean up after their animals. They should be doing as a matter of fact.

BS, or Horse Manure, if they allow horses in town they must allow horse droppings.

Many, many years ago when I was a kid in Des Moines, Iowa, Flynn Dairy delivered milk residentially in horse-drawn wagons. They dropped the good stuff all over town. No Problem. What in hell is the problem in Kentucky? Get real.

And as kids, we had school trips to the dairy to see the horses and to see how they processed milk. Great experience! Not forgettable.