That's NO joKe too

Politicians wasting vast amounts of taxpayers cash is a lot more irritating.

I guess its better than them mugging people , anyway shame on them also

As someone with autism, and ect, I agree these people disgust me🤢

These awful people deserve a special place in hell in my opinion 😤

@@TheBestDog I also pass the time by making shorts!

Agreed, my friend!

Me too!

exactly! he just needs a slight career change

Yasssssss

Clearly he was inspired by the Ministry of Silly Walks.

@@cuffed2479 lovely, now I have to watch that again for the Nth time 😂 🥰 😅

😂 he had me laughing out loud

Seriously, my dad was a real amputee and it was nothing to joke about... This makes me angry to watch them try to scam people of the money they worked hard for!

My disability is invisible, but still very much there. I have been accused of faking multiple times...

This video is about FAKE beggers💀💀

I don't have a disability but my friend does and it actually annoys me that people fake disabilities to get money

These people should be arrested!

Me too

​@@Alleycatlove me three!

Are you sure about that

​@erica rachel Perez sure about what? Hoping hell has a special place for disgusting lazy lying worthless scumbags? If they aren't sure, I sure am. Pathetic

@@ericarachelperez4643 yeah like why would you lie about it the 2 of you like?

for the fake blind beggars, just pretend to trip towards them instead, cops can't arrest you for tripping also, most of these weren't in the US anyway, it's more of an issue in countries where begging can earn you more than a regular wage

How do you figure attempted abduction or holding someone against their will?

@@dianequince8761 It’s not a crime to lie while begging people for money. The individual begging has no obligation to be honest about their real life. Because no crime has been committed against the generous people, forcing the beggar to undress while not allowing them to leave is criminal. Assault for getting in their face + battery for pushing them around + sexual assault for forcing them to undress in public + sexual battery if you help them undress + holding someone against their will for not allowing the beggar to leave + attempted abduction if you use force to prevent them from going. As always, the laws are subjective and often subject to the officer's discretion. Finally the, the DA

I said the same thing. So, I guess America is the scam capitol of the world. Fish rots from the head

@@The_Blazement thats true, they earn really well.

I kinda view it as I'd rather give money if I have it because if I give to 5 people and 1 is fake I still helped 4. And even if 4 are scams I still helped 1 who needed it.

@@lexi6916 A good way is to give food or a drink, or something else a homeless person would truly need. I had a friend who used to make up little bags of hygiene products, who would add sanitary products for any females.

if they stoop that low then they are mentally challenged

I've heard similar things, some making £250 tax free per day. Unfortunately others get caught up in drugs and thats a major downturn of course.

.yea

Yep

Hey, they cant leave all the fun to thieves and Darwin Award winners

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@Goose The Cat you are true and wrong at the same time

I really want to read this very long comment but I’m so tired rn 😭

@@WillowTheStarKitsune Yeah... sorry about that. I tend to get wordy a lot of the times. I will try to edit it to be a bit shorter.

I live an Anchorage, Alaska. I've also been homeless. They will look you in the eye while they buy alcohol or illegal drugs with your money. Giving money to beggars isn't kind. Give to charity instead.

I agree, both my grandfather's fought in the war and could have easily been injured but thank God they were not! 🙌🏽

@@Alleycatlove and I mean specifically those people! Look, I dont have a prob with beggars (besides the ones everyone has)- I've been to to Las Vegas and seen countless beggars, people who can't act, people who try to sound like they're some famous rapper to sell you a CD that's complete garbage, and even people who've had their children out while holding the signs; and you can tell i'm serious because these are too oddly specific to be lies. And yeah, if you want to pretend to be disabled in some way, sure, go ahead, literally can't stop you. But the people who specifically pretend to be ACTUAL veterans/soldiers of war and pretend to have some missing limb, body part, mentality issue, etc.? THOSE PEOPLE DESERVE A SPOT IN HELL!!! It's not just a matter of being disgraceful or disrespectful of people who've lost their lives in war, there are legitimate homeless veterans out there who've seen the cruelty of war and everything it has to offer, some of which have lost actual body parts and whatnot. So for some everyday guy with absolutely nothing wrong with him who makes his living by being a beggar, one who "lost his arm in iraq saving 6 children in a burning fire" or some BS? They seriously deserve a life sentence- and a literal one at that because it's actually illegal to pose as a vet X(!

This video would be even more interesting if it included an instance in which the scam was subverted and the beggar is genuine.

If you offer food/job and they refuse, they are scamming.

@@nadiabiznas8585 not true, many people don’t accept food bc some evil people try to poison the homeless

I usually offer people food and I have seen people who own a business offer jobs to people who are panhandling and they can normally tell those who are really in need to those people who don’t because a person who is in true need will normally take whatever job offer they get while people who are lazy will actually refuse the offer of a possible job offer because they’re not in need!! I have seen it several times on my local news!

And that's the problem, because thanks to these assholes I no longer believe in anything.

agreed! hope you're both in a more comfortable living situation now

@@BeAmazed Thank you and right now we live in a apartment in the middle of the ghetto. It might not be much but we are super thankful for what we have. We used to run into a lot more crazy situations like once someone refused to leave the inside of our car til she called the cops when I was getting space from my girlfriend. We feel a lot safer having a home.

@BeAmazed Haven't watched the video and won't want to as I don't want to glorify dishonesty & greed . However I'm over my offence at your burping in your last video. ♑️✍️🇸🇯🇦🇺

@@southernfriedwestcoaster u sad twisted freak

As a scammer myself I must say we are also trying our best to make a living

@@sparkybig9799 then why not find an honest way to make a living instead of scamming people out of their money

@@blackqweenmarsI’m pretty sure he’s joking lol

You speak all 11 language lol 😂

@@thandazile1672 yes

Ice cream isn't actually nutritious food, though. You can't judge based on him not wanting ice cream.

I also have a neurological disorder and have flare-ups that require either a walker or wheelchair depending on the severity. That alone confuses people who don't know me very well so I usually try to give a quick, brief explanation. But tbh it almost feels like I'm defending my right to use the mobility aid based on the look they're giving me at the time. It's no wonder I stay home as much as possible.

I feel you... I went from walking 8 miles with no issues to using a rollator for short distances in 3 years, I'm 21. My disability is genetic and the symptoms are progressive, although the "cause" isn't.

Whats worse is someone like me who has all 3 types of adhd and people like to assume oh that just makes you hyper it doesnt cause anything else it does it can cause depression and a whole list of other things

@@matthewlivesay8876 adhd does not directly lead to depression

Most of these young children beggars are sent out to do so by their families, getting caught probably means a beating.. or they are 'street children' trying to survive, you rarely see them in the western developed world. Your disability sucks and it's a real sh!t blow for you🤗 , don't take it so personally regarding the beggars, they are few and far between and we have far more sneaky sophisticated scammers in our countries, the ones that can take all your money from your bank etc. I also have a major disability but it's not obvious, so even here, I am not considered. and thats by my fellow countrymen... the ones that park in disabled spots etc, they are the ones I have issues with, not starving people in India

Right! And just one experience like that makes us unwilling to help out because we don't want be taken. I hate scammers!

It's happened to me, too. Your heart was in the right place. Now, I MIGHT only buy food or bus fare for them but not money. Even the food I'm weary about after seeing a guy online running a scam for money and leaving the food someone bought him as trash. Also, last time I bought food for someone was during the height of the pandemic when my finances were funny and instead of the man saying thank you he says "what...no drink?" like he was expecting a four-course meal that I couldn't even afford for myself. I told him to drink water like I do, which was free and available to him at that moment.

J'avais l'habitude de donner a un mandient qui opérait devant la Poste,et un jour ma fille emménagé dans un petit immeuble,lorsque je vois le mandient entrer en face avec son petit chien,je m'étonne et ma fille m'explique qu'il se paye ses vacances ainsi😂😂😂😂

Oh man that's so disgusting to think that people like that actually exist out there and that some of them even get away with it for so long. Such leeches upon society should honestly just get caught more often before they can live out an undeserved life of luxury

1 bad apple allways spoils the bunch

Yes girl 😢💯💯💯💯💯💯

I have them in my city too. I’ve seen them smoking cigarettes and once one even pulled out his smart phone. Even just today a lady had her husband and son (I assume) sitting on the side of the street while she brazenly walked between the cars stopped at red lights and held her sign up at driver side windows. I know there are people that genuinely need help, but people like this make it hard to tell.

​@@silverthehero1295 so just because they were smoking a cigarette and had a cell phone you think they shouldn't be asking for change or aren't homeless? If that's the only criteria you use to make such a judgment I'd say it's pretty weak. JMO.

lol

How do they? I am also disabled but beggars from countries such as India etc have not made my life a nightmare? How does a faker from another country cause YOU ridicule, assault and abuse? all the way on the other side of the planet??

@@beebromley Because everyone assumes that you're faking it, because they've seen other "disabled people" being called out. I've been hit, punched, sworn at, pushed to the ground, had my walker and sticks stolen by people that believe ALL disabled people are faking it just because a few on the internet are. That's why.

Yes, this is very true. I'm also disabled and my disability is not apparent. People can be judgmental.

"genuinely faking". Hmmm

I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and have faced many accusations of faking it because I look "too healthy" to be disabled. The one that truly sticks with me though is being told "you look too young to need a wheelchair", all these years later I still shake my head at that one.

@@lucretialee3691 I have a sister-condition of EDS! So I really, really feel you. I use a rollator and as a 21-year-old I hear those "aren't you too young" comments very often indeed

You're right, being a scammer is a disability.

I agree with you but just one thing I want to mention. If a person truly is hungry but you place food next to them while they're sleeping, they probably still wouldn't eat it because 1) they don't know the source (ppl target the homeless too) or 2) pests probably got into the food. I've heard of and witnessed situations where ppl and companies will try to donate spoiled food to get tax breaks or somehow feel good about themselves not wasting it (very illegal and akin to giving out poison to unknowing recipients), and many homeless ppl are not that trusting, even when you're trying to help.

In my country they hire children. Yes, you read that right. These people go to the poorest neighbourhoods and "rent" toddlers for the day for as little as five dollars each. One was caught when she was seen by a passerby who happened to return to the area where she begged later that day. She was getting into a high end SUV with the kids. An angry crowd formed and she confessed.

Lol I've never given change to disabled people. I have given it to homeless people with no disabilities. In my mind I've always thought they are greedy and play on my emotions coz they get disability grant. Good to see I was not wrong 🙈😂😂

im also in south africa

I saw one in Subway train, after he got the money, he quickly flee out of the train in new york city

It's way worse in cape town! Why do the police let them stand in the middle of a busy road?

😂😂😂😂😂

So very true and disturbing, they want to make tax free money.

Churches give out that stuff All the time...

What makes me so upset is that some thought it was humorous to pretend they were actually disabled!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂

That’s a much better idea cause you never know on the street

Same here

in new zealand and aust police wont help iff you hitch hike or live out side.

I’m sorry you’re pissed off

Disbaled guy

@@bottle3124lol what did they do to his balls?😂

@@blackqweenmars they disbaled his balls

@@blackqweenmars now he has no balls

What country do u live in where parents are injuring their kids so they can beg for money? Seems to me if these parents are doing this type of shit in the US they would do it for a disability claim although depending on where u live in the US, like NYC for instance u would most likely make more money panhandling then u would from disability.

@@Slowmo1231 when did i say i live in the country where the things happen i mentioned?

@@Slowmo1231 btw the things i mentioned happen in mumbai. Big scandal and sadly involving hurting kids

@@jst_vjkisoensingh3236 well that's why I asked where u lived, I thought maybe it was a common thing where u lived. And yea idc what it's for harming a child is unacceptable no matter what the circumstances are, people really make me sick.

That's actually disgusting

Wait were they real playing voilen Or just playing a recording. If they were actually playing then what's the problem

@@bullymaguire5838 problem is that they had a big sign reading " refugees, any donation helps ". Wether or not they actually played doesn't make a difference. Had they had no sign and just played for goods it would've been a different story.

@@bullymaguire5838voilen 💀

Yes some people will always be fools & give away their hard earned cash to others.Why do some people feel sorry for these scammers when they are just criminals astounds me!

@@jennifergirling6850 yep.

You've got a point. Scammers come in all shapes and sizes.

Yup. Most ppl have pride and don't want to have to resort to begging on the street for money, even if it is under the guise of a scam. Scammers are bad, but like you alluded to, some are worse than others. Wall Street scammers aren't impoverished and will still take ppl's life and retirement savings without thinking twice

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👏🏽👏🏽💯

Ditto! LOL

So true

These people are making the human race go backwards

Or the scams by millionaire-owned companies that ask you to donate things like vehicles to charity, only to turn around and sell the cars and parts for tax-free profits and give only like 2% of the proceeds to charity

in new zealand you do not hav too pay tax iff you sell strap metal or beg

Agreed.

I was surprised about that, too. People pulling strangers' pants off or accosting ppl that way, the occurrence of these scams must be high but there has to be times when the accusations are wrong

@@aantaa.7618 And depending on the nature of the disability, the disabled person might be helpless to do anything about the assault.

That's a common scam in India as well. Beggar with a baby asks tourists to buy milk powder for the 'hungry' child (who more likely as not may not even be theirs) then lead the tourist into a nearby store and select a premium brand and the tourist , unfamiliar with the prices of local goods, is charged twice as much as the shelf price by the cashier who is in cahoots with the scammer and after giving the item to the beggar, the moment he leaves, the beggar goes back to the same store to refund the item and gets their share of the money.

Maybe one day he'll actually be disabled and appreciate how unfortunate it really is

If she was living the good life then why beg? That is sick!

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True! They can feel the wind coming at them from a large purse being swung so close to their face or hear the rustle of clothing moving quickly and, from prior experience, know what to expect is coming next.

Also blindness is a spectrum! Many blind people can still see movement, shapes or lights

@@astralb.2647 there are many types of blindness too...

@@terriwetz6077 that's a superpower I wish I had

It was preventable, so sorry that your parents didn't get an early diagnosis for you kiddo.

I just will keep you lifted up in my church prayer

​@Alicia Schneider preventable?? Autism and ADHD are NOT preventable, they're genetic

True. However, in some areas, people can get more money begging compared to working a full time job. Many probably started off as poor and continued to beg because it was easier.

Or they don't need to fake a disability or use their children to beg? If you're truly down and out, don't scam people. As you can see from the woman in Manhattan, she clearly had no need for help. It certainly isn't the case for everybody, but I have no sympathy for people who cheat and scam, no matter what their life story is. I see the same people begging day in, day out; standing up in the islands between cars for hours on end. They can do something if they are able to withstand the harsh elements, holding a sign up while staring down the drivers for that extra sympathy gain. Working a typical shitty job for little pay may not be feasible for some, but at least learn a talent to earn money instead of scamming or standing with a sign, looking pathetic. Poverty and homelessness is a terrible thing to go through, as I have experienced my entire life with an actual disability; but I would never be caught dead using my story to beg.

Yes. Most ppl have pride and shame and don't want to beg on the street, even if it's a scam, so chances are they started the scams out of desperation. But too many also decide it's a career choice instead of an act of desperation

Had the same thing many times offered a room .Al of a sudden they had somewhere else to live including a 12 yrld .This is in Australia so not a third world country..These people are criminals & should be treated as such. I believe the real homeless don't go begging.

There are too many ppl who train their children for crime and scams. If you ever saw the guy on FB who tracks stolen packages he wires with a camera and glitter bombs (he'll leave them on stoops in areas where packages are stolen a lot), you'll see some ppl who have their kids stealing the packages; in one episode as they were opening a stolen package, clueless that they were being recorded, the son who couldnt have been up to 10yo tells his mom he wants to steal when he grows up. You could tell the stealing was a regular thing and his mother had the nerve to tell him that he shouldn't want to steal as she was opening the goods he just witnessed her steal.

Pride is a hard thing to let go of...

@@Alleycatlove i used to see him daily for at least 4 years. i always suspected that he was maybe a monk

It's pathetic. Not sad.

They are fit to work, disgusting people.

That's what I've been thinking. I don't want to get robbed either (the very targeted and proactive scams where ppl are defrauded like those employment scams are pure evil - targeting ppl looking for work who probably don't have a lot of money already) and some of them try to make it a career choice rather than a very temporary situation to eat and get on their feet, but something is very wrong with the labor policies when ppl can make more begging on the street (getting money from the same populations of ppl that patronize the companies who hire, so the money's there and flowing through the economy) than by having a legit job.