Volunteer helps tornado victims, gets fined by city

Revolting. No good deed goes unpunished (http://www.hastingsstargazette.com/event/article/id/25007/group/News/).

UPDATE

Haege got more bad news in the mail Wednesday afternoon. He received a $275 fine from the City of Minneapolis.

hahahahaha


The comedy never stops with government.

Cordova, Alabama: Despite Tornadoes, Mayor Jack Scott Won't Lift Ban On FEMA Trailers (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/30/cordova-alabama-tornadoes-fema-trailers-jack-scott_n_868833.html)

This guy is even worse. A tornado tore up his town, and he refused to allow FEMA trailers into the city for homeless people; HOWEVER, he allowed those same trailers in to be used as government offices.

hahaha....I think it should be legal to just shoot people like this on sight. There is no reason why people like that should live. Especially after quotes like this.

"I don't feel guilty," he said. "I can look anyone in the eye."

Revolting. No good deed goes unpunished (http://www.hastingsstargazette.com/event/article/id/25007/group/News/).

That is just pathetic. Maybe after this negative publicity the city will find a way to "overlook" the fine.