No good deed goes unpunished with Dave Roland

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No good deed goes unpunished with Dave Roland

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Is it illegal to feed people in your own home? In Harrisburg, Missouri, Kathy Kite says she is being threatened with fines and possible jail time if she doesn’t stop feeding people in her home — completely free of charge. Kathy has been opening her home and providing meals to people who need them. But now, she says local authorities are telling her that she could face serious consequences if she continues. So where does government regulation end and individual freedom begin? In this video, we take a closer look at Kathy Kite’s situation, the rules being used against her, and the bigger questions this case raises about property rights, personal freedom, government overreach, and the right to help your neighbors. If a person wants to invite people into their own home and feed them at no charge, should the government be able to tell them they can't?

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