Here's a fucking laugh for you today.

A group of Portlanders experiencing homelessness filed a class action lawsuit Friday in Multnomah County Circuit Court challenging the city’s homeless camping restrictions.

This is what they call homeless now in Oregon by the way.

The lawsuit alleges the city’s camping restrictions violate current Oregon law and the state Constitution because they subject people who are involuntarily homeless to unreasonable punishments – including potential fines and jail time – for engaging in unavoidable activities such as sleeping and staying warm and dry.

Lawyers at the Oregon Law Center, which is representing the plaintiffs, asked the court to issue a temporary restraining order to prevent the city from enforcing the restrictions until the lawsuit is resolved.

Who the fuck are these lawyers and who is paying them?

“The ordinance subjects the approximately 10,000 Portlanders living outside every night to 30 days in jail for violating a law that is impossible to understand or comply with,” the lawsuit alleges.

Ah, my clients are too stupid and too homeless to follow directions. Classic.

Here's the biggest joke:

The ordinance forbids camping in public parks and near schools and outlaws camping in any public place between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Once the city begins enforcing the rules, campers would receive two warnings if they break the regulations and a third violation could result in jail time or a fine.

Amazingly useless.