Falling Asleep Is A Natural Process In Life
The Right For A Person To Sleep Cannot Be Criminalized
By: Real News at Florida Network and the Falling Asleep In Public Is Not A Crime Advocacy for the Florida Region
Date: 9 February 2025 A.D.
The Unconstitutional Consequences of Executive Order HB 1365: A Closer Look at Ronald DeSantis’ Fraudulent Colonial Policies
In recent times, the plight of impoverished people falling asleep in public due to sleep deprivation, mainly colonized natural people of said African-descent, forced to sleep on the streets due to the willful negligence of corporate State, City, and County colonizing operations, has been exacerbated by controversial and unconstitutional policies implemented under the poor administration of Ronald Dion DeSantis. Among such deceptive and fraudulent policies, is the Executive Order HB 1365, which has drawn significant ire for its obvious attack on some of the most vulnerable people in society: the aboriginal and indigenous people of said African-descent, who have spent years under attack all over the STATE OF FLORIDA corporation for the public record.
At its core, HB 1365 represents a troubling shift in how Caucasian/European colonizers pretending to be Americans and “Christians”, interacts with the many impoverished people forced to be on the streets and who have commonly been found unintentionally falling asleep in public places like restaurants. The fraudulent and unconstitutional Executive Order effectively criminalizes the act of resting in public spaces, a basic necessity for survival of human beings. The selfish acts of colonizers and their incompetent helpers of said African-descent pretending to be “righteous” and “for G-o-d” raises grave concerns about the constitutional rights of all of natural copper-complexion natives of said African-descent affected. The notion that one can be kidnapped and hauled off to Prisoner of War camps called “Jails” and / or “Correctional Facilities” for simply attempting to find a place to rest, underscores a growing trend of stigmatizing and marginalizing a serious portion of the population that have already suffering poverty due to corporate greed, tourism, and consumerism that the colonial operation known as the State of Florida, consists of.
The immediate repercussions of the unconstitutional Executive Order HB 1365, are alarming. Under HB 1365, local policy-enforcing employees (i.e. Police and / or County persons claiming to be said “Sheriffs”, have been given a false sense of authority (i.e. Color-of-Authority by Color-of-Law) to enforce policies that were never real law, often resulting in what can only be described as a systematic attack on people forced to live on the streets due to lack of finance, resources, and shelter for the public record. Heavy reports of policy-enforcers (Police) approaching people (mainly those of said African-descent) while they are resting or sleeping in public places have become increasingly common, while foreigners and incompetent people of said African-descent weaponize commercial mercenary activity by calling policy-enforcers to harass and attack people thus making fraudulent claims of injury to corporate restaurants and their employees who profit off of the land belonging to the aboriginal and indigenous people they often attack. In many instances, policy-enforcers have been simply kidnapping people out of sheer arrogance, having been empowered by tyrannical colonial persons of Caucasian/European-descent and those of said African-descent who they hire to betray their own, forcibly subjecting them to unlawful and illegal penalties and criminal records for merely trying to survive.
What many people fail to realize is that attacks on impoverished and sleep-deprived people who have been falling asleep in public places all over the State of Florida area does not address the root causes of why so many people have been ending up on the streets to fend for themselves the best way that nature provides. The reality is that the people who find themselves on the streets are often victims of social engineering, lack of finance, and the lack of affordable housing, as greedy colonial-owned corporations keep fraudulently building upon the land for profiteering purposes and raising the cost of living to the extreme, so that those who cannot afford it, are simply wiped out of society by blatant acts of genocide. Rather than corporate States, Cities, and Counties offering full support and reliable resources (without forced negotiable instruments like Driver’s Licenses, Social Security Numbers, and Birth Certificates) to help them quickly regain full stability, HB 1365 attempts to sweep the problem under the rug by criminalizing people for more finance to be generated for the corporate State of Florida and its corporate City and County subsidiaries. The deceptive and unconstitutional approach to harass and attack impoverished people, not only fails to alleviate the suffering of impoverished populations, but also further entrenches the cycle of poverty and despair.
Furthermore, the infringement on constitutional rights is particularly disheartening when realizing that even impoverished people have those same rights. The United States Republic Constitution guarantees certain fundamental rights, including the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. By penalizing people for resting to the best of their ability and know how, the Ronald DeSantis administration essentially limits the constitutional rights of others (while reserving their own), in a blatant disregard for the dignity of those who have been simply struggling to survive. The heinous acts committed by those who practice Color-of-Law and Color-of-Authority under Executive Order HB 1365, raises profound ethical questions about the role of Caucasian/European-descent colonizers at North America versus punishing them for their insane circumstances pitted against others out of the pure evil and selfishness of harassing and attacking impoverished people simply for falling asleep in public places.
As the dark and evil movement initiated by Ronald Dion DeSantis continues to unfold, it has drawn extreme criticism from various advocacy groups, nationals, and concerned citizens alike, who are calling for a reevaluation of existing policies and their impact on marginalized communities like those of said African-descent. Many are advocating for the implementation of more comprehensive solutions, such as increased funding for dignified shelters without State-issued identification demands, expanded affordable housing initiatives, and economy training programs. Such noteworthy approaches not only seek to empower people, but also work towards resolving the systemic issues that contribute to impoverished people forced to sleep on the streets and falling asleep in public places throughout Florida, while colonizing tourists watch and contribute to the problem.
In conclusion, Ronald Dion DeSantis’ Executive Order HB 1365 has brought to light a critical social issue concerning the mistreatment and abuse of impoverished people falling asleep in public places all over the Florida area. By criminalizing the basic act of resting, the colonizing body politics of Caucasians/Europeans, their mixed bloodline offspring, and their incompetent helpers of said African-descent, not only violating constitutional rights, but is also perpetuating a cycle of suffering that can have long-lasting consequences and liabilities against willfully negligent State, City, and County administrators. A thoughtful, humane approach is needed—one that prioritizes the dignity, rights, and needs of all people of said African-descent, ensuring that they can find a safe place to rest without fear of harassment or persecution. Addressing poverty and peoples’ right to live and / or survive, requires true empathy, understanding, and a commitment to creating sustainable solutions that uplift society’s most vulnerable populations rather than pushing them further into misery and despair.
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