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DavieD55
02-18-2019, 01:01
To Protect Illegals from Deportation, Denver Decriminalizes Pooping on the Pavement
1/31/2019
Jeannie DeAngelis (https://www.americanthinker.com/author/jeannie_deangelis/)


Although a bit uncivilized, it stands to reason that Denver, the first US city to legalize (https://hotair.com/archives/2017/06/12/denver-okays-public-pooping/) social marijuana, felt it was imperative to decriminalize the non-violent act of urinating or pooping on the pavement. After all, studies show that occasionally cannabis smoking has a laxative effect on the body.


Runny innards aside, statewide, it?s still against the law to borrow a vacuum (http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/colorado/crazy-colorado-laws/) cleaner from a neighbor or to mutilate a rock in a state park. Therefore, the passage of Denver?s public elimination ordinance means that if a hiker happens upon a boulder in one of Denver?s state parks he or she is prohibited from etching a heart with an arrow into the stone.

However, if a lactose intolerant hiker eats too much queso fresco at lunch, and can?t make it to the park restroom in time, the non-violent crime of using a rock as a toilet will no longer get that person a one-way ticket back to a country where E-Coli is spread on more than cilantro (http://www.foodpoisonjournal.com/foodborne-illness-outbreaks/cilantro-from-mexico-sickens-hundreds-in-us-with-cyclospora/).

Likewise, if a homeless illegal migrant should happen to squat on the sidewalk in front of a Denver residence, borrowing a wet/dry shop-vac from a neighbor to clean up the walkway could result in the person using the suction device having to pay $1,000 fine, or having to spend the night in jail.

Unlike criminal vacuum-borrowers and lawless rock-desecrators, henceforth, in Denver, vagrant illegals, who came to America from countries Donald Trump less-than-tactfully described as sewers, will be able to freely spread diversity like organic fertilizer in a multicultural garden.

Then again, decriminalizing public defecation is just one step forward in the global advancement of diversity. Speaking on behalf of the city?s ruling, Mark Silverstein (http://www.9news.com/article/news/crime/certain-crimes-will-now-have-lighter-sentences-in-denver/442367895), Director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado, said that the decision to permit public pooping (http://www.9news.com/article/news/crime/certain-crimes-will-now-have-lighter-sentences-in-denver/442367895) was made because ?Many times it becomes a deportable offense if you?ve been convicted of even a minor ordinance violation that?s punishable by a year in jail.?

What?s confusing for those who regularly use restrooms is that a better life was supposed to be the excuse undocumented travelers gave for coming to America, to begin with. How does permitting people to leave human excrement on the sidewalk cultivate an environment unlike the one migrants came from? And if the culture illegals left behind ends up being foisted upon America ? how does that improve anyone?s life?

Yet pro-illegal immigrant activist-types seem to believe it is ?soft bigotry (https://hotair.com/archives/2017/06/12/denver-okays-public-pooping/)? to insist illegals assimilate by finding their way to a restroom like the rest of the civilized world. Ironically, by allowing in Denver what is common for 40-million (https://www.dawn.com/news/1168181) people in Pakistan, the left not only encourages unsanitary conditions, they also tacitly insinuate that people from certain countries are incapable of learning to use the bathroom.


And who?s the bigot?


Denver, Colorado has a larger illegal migrant (https://www.denverpost.com/2017/02/09/denver-illegal-population/) population than Philadelphia and San Francisco, which is probably why the progressive sanctuary city (http://www.cairco.org/issues/sanctuary-cities-colorado) was inspired to embrace a global mindset and allow illegals to reminisce about home-and-hearth by dropping their draws and crouching on the footpath outside of Starbucks.


Instead of raising the standard, Denver city leaders lowered the bar and opened their minds by allowing destitute illegal immigrants to open their bowels on the sidewalk. The result of this particular progressive legislation is that another American city is being turned into the type of feces-strewn sewer those on the left incessantly argue Americans are responsible to help illegal immigrants escape.

Recently, it?s even been alleged that President Donald Trump coined Haiti a ?sh*thole (https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2017/07/29/537945957/you-probably-dont-want-to-know-about-haitis-sewage-problems)? country because, due to lack of sanitation, Haitians do what Denver has just made legal -- they relieve themselves on the street.


Offended Trump-haters reacted by charging the President with racism and xenophobia (http://time.com/5100058/donald-trump-shithole-countries/) for speaking the truth. After all, why would Denver have to allow public pooping for immigrants if immigrants didn?t come from countries where pooping publicly was the norm?


To protest Trump?s perceived insult, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi accused the POTUS (https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jan/28/democrats-immigration-pelosi-manchin-trump) of wanting ?to make America white again.? To stress the point, Nancy decided to show her disapproval by announcing she?ll be bringing potty-trained illegals to the State of the Union address. Think of it, since Barack Obama lionized unlawfulness and convinced people who entered America dishonestly that they were victims with rights, people who should be detained and deported now have the gall to show up at the State of the Union to taunt America?s Chief Law Enforcement Officer.


Thus far, President Trump has not responded by threatening to bring a posse of ICE agents to the SOTU or by proposing that an empty cargo plane will be at the ready fueled and aimed toward countries where public defecation is a national pastime.


Either way, back in Denver, San Francisco (https://www.citylab.com/equity/2015/10/mapping-san-franciscos-sidewalk-pooping-problem/409561/), and even New York City, illegals that weren?t asked to attend the SOTU will continue to be coddled by city ordinances that have chosen to overlook resettled migrants transforming what were once iconic cities into poop-strewn public latrines. And so, once again, liberal politicians have aided and abetted the progressive destruction of cities where pooping on the pavement is no longer considered a crime but an inescapable expression of cultural diversity.

ARTICLE: American Thinker (https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2018/01/to_protect_illegals_from_deportation_denver_decrim inalizes_pooping_on_the_pavement.html)

ray1970
02-18-2019, 04:36
Nice. Should make coming home from a Broncos or Rockies game easier.

DavieD55
02-18-2019, 05:52
There is no logical explanation for this other than to spread diseases.

JethroBodine
02-18-2019, 07:23
Think I saw a news report about some California cities paying the homeless to clean the streets of human waste, needles and other trash. Our tax dollars at work[pileoshit]

ray1970
02-18-2019, 07:31
There is no logical explanation for this other than to spread diseases.

It?s for the business owners.

You know, so when they call the cops because a homeless guy is shitting on the sidewalk in front of their business then they don?t have to send anybody out because nobody is breaking any laws.

Bailey Guns
02-18-2019, 07:43
The article in the OP is over a year old and likely refers to a city council meeting earlier in 2017 where penalties for various offenses were lessened. From what I can tell, it's still illegal. You just won't be fined for pooping/peeing in public. You can still get 60 days in jail, though.

Having said that, Denver is still a progressive shithole.

DavieD55
02-18-2019, 08:53
The article in the OP is over a year old and likely refers to a city council meeting earlier in 2017 where penalties for various offenses were lessened. From what I can tell, it's still illegal. You just won't be fined for pooping/peeing in public. You can still get 60 days in jail, though.

Having said that, Denver is still a progressive shithole.

Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't notice the article was dated 2018 before I read and shared it. Somehow I inadvertently got the date wrong in the process. I think I got it mixed up with another source on the same topic somewhere along the line. My bad.

Great-Kazoo
02-18-2019, 09:50
The article in the OP is over a year old and likely refers to a city council meeting earlier in 2017 where penalties for various offenses were lessened. From what I can tell, it's still illegal. You just won't be fined for pooping/peeing in public. You can still get 60 days in jail, though.

Having said that, Denver is still a progressive shithole.

They could be, but will not for public indecency. Charged, then labelled as a sex offender. As other have had happen to them for
1: streaking
2: public urination behind a dumpster

Ah Pook
02-18-2019, 10:36
The article in the OP is over a year old and likely refers to a city council meeting earlier in 2017 where penalties for various offenses were lessened. From what I can tell, it's still illegal. You just won't be fined for pooping/peeing in public. You can still get 60 days in jail, though.

Don't bring facts to a pissing contest!

funkymonkey1111
02-18-2019, 11:04
Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't notice the article was dated 2018 before I read and shared it. Somehow I inadvertently got the date wrong in the process. I think I got it mixed up with another source on the same topic somewhere along the line. My bad.

i wonder if you ever thought the article you posted was true?

Rucker61
02-18-2019, 12:55
Dang. I was just going to walk around bottemless on Denver and just tell them I'm public pooping but I'm constipated.

Great-Kazoo
02-18-2019, 14:21
Dang. I was just going to walk around bottemless on Denver and just tell them I'm public pooping but I'm constipated.

Start in FoCo going topless. By the time you walk to denver, pantless should be legalized

DavieD55
02-18-2019, 18:15
i wonder if you ever thought the article you posted was true?

A lot of sources have wrote and reported on this subject. It's not really a secret. The city of San Francisco is manufacturing these issues as are other progressive strongholds around the country with the subsidized drug needles being discarded all over the place and the bums/junkies shitting all over in the public. The city of Denver has been trying to implement this same insanity. Because it's liberal.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-02-13/rats-public-defecation-open-drug-use-our-major-western-cities-are-becoming

And for the normies:
https://www.9news.com/article/news/crime/certain-crimes-will-now-have-lighter-sentences-in-denver/442367895

funkymonkey1111
02-18-2019, 21:13
A lot of sources have wrote and reported on this subject. It's not really a secret. The city of San Francisco is manufacturing these issues as are other progressive strongholds around the country with the subsidized drug needles being discarded all over the place and the bums/junkies shitting all over in the public. The city of Denver has been trying to implement this same insanity. Because it's liberal.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-02-13/rats-public-defecation-open-drug-use-our-major-western-cities-are-becoming

And for the normies:
https://www.9news.com/article/news/crime/certain-crimes-will-now-have-lighter-sentences-in-denver/442367895

There a big leap from the 9news headline of "Certain crimes will now have lighter sentences in Denver" (which is true) to your title "Denver decriminalizes public defecation" (which is not)

Aardvark
02-22-2019, 16:51
Denver and Boulder politics have been crapping on the state long enough that maybe they are runnung low and need a refill.

hatidua
02-22-2019, 18:53
Anyone that dares walk along the shoreline of Boulder Creek, in town, takes their health for granted. It's a public toilet, complete with needles. The "camping ban' isn't enforced by the Boulder PD as the homeless sorts can't pay fines. Now, if I pitch my Hilleberg tent along the creek for a weekend campout, I doubt it'd be 45 minutes before I was written up but they honest to goodness don't care about the homeless trashing this town. No money for fines? -do what you please!

brutal
02-22-2019, 19:08
Nice. Should make coming home from a Broncos or Rockies game easier.

Great, now when I find I have to piss at DIA only after I'm past the head, I can just water a tire in the garage!

brutal
02-22-2019, 19:23
Coming soon to a Denver intersection near you!

https://www.ar-15.co/attachment.php?attachmentid=77426&d=1550884967