Monday, June 3, 2013

San Francisco Democratic Assemblymen Tom Ammiano Calls DHS on Homeless Person (who was really a news reporter)

At issue is California’s “Homeless Person’s Bill of Rights and Fairness Act,” a bill backed by Democratic Assemblymen Roger Dickinson and Tom Ammiano, which would grant any homeless person the right “to move freely, rest, eat, share, accept, or give food or water, and solicit donations in public spaces.”

Well, some reporters posed as actual homeless people, IN FRONT OF THE HOUSES OF THOSE TWO ENTITLED POLITICIANS, and one of them was rousted by the police, and the other one called The Department of Homeland Security on the "homeless person."

From BizPac Review:

The undercover journalists posing as homeless people loiter on the sidewalk in from of Dickinson’s home for 45 minutes, encountering several pedestrians and vehicular traffic without incident. However, when the assemblyman leaves his home and notices the ”vagrants,” it only takes a few more minutes before the police arrive.

“Basically around here, you want to keep it moving because it’s going to draw unwanted attention,” the officer admitted after some initial give-and-take. “I’m saying you don’t want to hang out in this neighborhood, really.”

In the second half of the video, the “homeless” journalists move on to the sidewalk in from if the San Francisco office of Ammiano, the second assemblyman. This time the results were more sinister.

When they loitered in front of the office without incident, they packed up their gear to call it a day. Soon Homeland Security agents arrived, demanding that the video be turned over in violation of the journalists’ Fourth Amendment rights.

Read more here: http://www.bizpacreview.com/2013/05/30/video-dem-lawmakers-exposed-when-reporters-pose-as-homeless-73208

And here: http://dailycaller.com/2013/05/29/pro-homeless-pols-give-street-people-the-bums-rush/

In other words, these entitled, elite politicians feel that laws should apply to us, and not to them. . .


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