Carjack Law. Now Poor, Law Abiding Folks Too Can Experience The Thrill Of Being Carjacked Leagally.

by Joe B.

Excuse me Mr. H.R. Cooley, last weekend I had to visit mama living out of the City.

Every once in a while I leave Planet Holly-S-Frisco for a couple of days break and sanity.

I just remembered, I completely forgot go to a Justice Defence League Saturday for a birthday bash for a hard working, activist senior citizen turning 85.

They are probably fuming thinking “That creep, where did he go?

The only way to make it up is to call or drop by explaining what happened hoping for forgiveness.

The the Housing Authority’s annual me/they visit to their offices on Van Ness and inspection of my apartment.

Yes, I know it has to be done as the rules are set in federal law or statute but at least time my asthema didn’t have me gasping as I worried trying to get scattered paper work in order - I am not the most orderly of people.

With this done I reread a hardcopy of email sent to me by Mr. H. R. Cooley about the stunningly stupid, vicious, new bloodsucking, ordiance in Union City California prohibiting people from sleeping in their vehicles costing $271 fine effective April 30, 2002.

Mr. Cooley(an honest working man) says he’s parked there (around Central Ave) for several years never seeing drug dealers or prostitution and no shanty.

Meanwhile they [Union City Hall? Disgruntled, dwindling middle class types, so called concerned citizens, or developer/speculator folk?
I don’t know which] Italics mine.

Mr. H.R. says “We are a quiet group of working people who can’t aford to pay rent.

We are trying to come up in our lives and they want o maek our situation more unpleasent than it already is.
They say, “Join the commute” or go to a campground.”

I’m thinking when all the vehicles go to one centralized campground then the party really gets started with tickets that turn into warrants, warrants turned into violations and jail time. What happens to the only property they have...? Impounded, junked, or sold.

I always thought if I had transportation I could get a better job, travel to that job, and at least sleep in my own vehicle that I paid for and not a low-mean-dirty-’ord that could become a hard law takes away what many people have as their only means of shelter and transpertation. Their Car/Home, HouseCar, Fourwheeled-Apt., or Auto-Place.

The city certainly hasnt provided one for homeless people.
The Union City coucil and Police Dept. have now joined the
coalition of communities who are pursecuting the less fortunate by harassment and lies.

Of course Mobil homes (Homes on wheels) parked in trailer parks are fine if owner are economically well off, now they’re taxable too.

Remember when carjacking was a quick sometimes deadly way to take cars from while the occupants were still it them? Now with this idiot ordinance socalled regular citizens living from paycheck to paycheck, or police can harrass houseless folks in their vehicle legally take cars away creating more homeless and jailed slave labor.

Car or no car folks must gear-up, join other organizations.

What’s last but not least? Oh, yeah, get in touch with Mr. H. R. Cooley
and organize, stratagize, agitate, and intiate altinate solutions.

Howcool101451@aol.com.
Spread Wheeled Anarchy. Have I helped a little? Bye.