Philadelphia woman faces $600-a-day fine for feeding needy neighborhood kids Wrong or OK

by Defend Western Civlization Posted 2012/08/18 19:33:17

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A Pennsylvania woman who offers free lunch every day to low-income
children in her neighborhood faces a $600-a-day fine next summer if she
continues because she did not clear the food giveaway with township
officials.

Angela Prattis donates her time to distribute the meals -- supplied
by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia -- and adheres to strict paperwork,
like filling out weekly reports and being visited bi-weekly from a state
worker, MyFoxPhilly.com reports.

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Prime Time Lime 2012/08/18 22:00:34

Wrong

Watch what will happen in the media thus Philadelphia will NOTgive her a fine with the national uproar that would happen if this stupid city ever tried to do such a thing.She should be given $600 a day by the city instead to help the needy.

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Defend ... to Prime T... 2012/08/19 01:12:36

So why the liberal progressives attacking this women for feeding the needy?

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Prime T... to Defend ... 2012/08/19 01:45:59

It is the city of Philidaliphia not the liberal progressives.Maybe it is time to leave it alone,for you are falling on deaf ears with me.

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Defend ... to Prime T... 2012/08/19 02:35:39

city of Philidaliphia is not run by Conservatives its run by liberal progressives

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Meagan 2012/08/18 20:54:12

Wrong

You aren't allowed to do good anymore. This is a free country still right?

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Aurora 2012/08/18 19:42:18

Wrong

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Well I think it is great for her to take care of hungry children, and wrong for them to fine her that amount of money evidently she does not have that kind of money, and really who in America does, the working or unemployed folks that is. But we have seen story after story after story of the city shutting down Hot dog stands, feeding the homeless, lemonade stands because they did not have a permit, why should she be any different. Going after people that continue to help others is not a way for a city to treat it's public.

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