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In reply to the discussion: Statue Of A Homeless Jesus Startles A Wealthy Community [View all]Warpy
(111,524 posts)118. Death by cop
is a lot kinder than death by desert heat and dehydration.
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Homeless people are illegal in some states, IIRC. Oh, no, it's FEEDING the homeless
valerief
Apr 2014
#39
Certainly. Maybe we will have to make it a banner to hang from a window. Wasn't there a protest
jwirr
Apr 2014
#101
I'd prefer one of Jesus using a whip and driving the money changers out of the temple
Larkspur
Apr 2014
#107
This is the nature of the total disconnect between Christ and his followers......
Swede Atlanta
Apr 2014
#11
Beat me to it. Yes, he was. But some fundie preahcers now say he was well off. Poor = Sin! n/t
freshwest
Apr 2014
#121
I've heard people say it's a GOOD thing for us to have prison labor....
Spitfire of ATJ
Apr 2014
#46
It's coming to our local communities soon , courtesy of the Koch brothers . " Work has value " ;
geretogo
Apr 2014
#59
Thanks for the edit . I think the plantation owners in the pre civil war South thought the same in
geretogo
Apr 2014
#80
Now, Jesus, how many times have I explained you can't sleep out here, go home, Jesus!
drynberg
Apr 2014
#33
It's been endorsed fairly high up the food chain...the Vatican is installing one as well.
MADem
Apr 2014
#90
Gets the point across better than words could . Send this picture to Paul Ryan .
geretogo
Apr 2014
#41
Doesn't anyone else think $22k could have helped some actual homeless individuals?
kjones
Apr 2014
#53
Sometimes a powerful message can go a lot farther than its immediate expense.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Apr 2014
#70
why do I think this woman was concerned about the "man" on the bench? This is my take on this
secondwind
Apr 2014
#98
A lady called the police because she saw a homeless person? She didn't feel any empathy? Screwed up.
tofuandbeer
Apr 2014
#114