Posted on 07/09/2010 5:15:47 AM PDT by this is my country
“Another problem: people can still buy pets outside of San Francisco, so what happens when they bring the pet into town?”
What color is the pet? What is the pets sexual preference? Is the pet a registered voter? If so, what party?
Shouldn’t they be spending their time on how to get AZ Mexicans to their city?
Pray for America
This ban is as silly as the one on sugar sodee in the vending machines, what, they really don't think people can do this, that SF is a walled city? That people AREN'T already getting their pets in the perfectly conveniently accessible nearby BA cities??
The only thing this story demonstrates is the lack of understanding of a free people, liberty by those running SF ... along with their unbeLEEvable stoopidity.
(1) Ruled by "Napoleon" Newsom and his harem of LGBT "Josephines"...
(2) Starring the impotent Governator and the omnipotent oligarchy aka the state senate....
BEST FOR LAST....
(3) YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP!!
“People give money to the homeless all the time as an impulsive act, don’t know what they’re getting into, and the homeless end up at the shelters and often are drunk or drugged,” said commission Chairwoman Sally Stephens. “That’s what we’d like to see”, so we voted for the city to give them money instead, as we will have more money to take from taxpayers and give the bums than just the few stupid enough to support the drug and drunk habits.
Yes, it is overkill, but that is the way our society has gone now. The solution to everything is all or nothing. We have become totalitarian, which is contradictory to any rational person.
That is why I am soooo glad I had a link because it is more than oxymoronic, it is beyond belief and yes, worth repeating:
YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP!!
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