EXPOSING Fake Disabled Beggars

Let's check out some fake disabled beggars being exposed!

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[mermeridian]

I absolutely despise scammers like that. As someone who genuinely IS disabled and genuinely DOES need help, evil cretins who prey on decent people give people like us a bad rap right off the bat.

[GooseFlerken]

Some of them are even richer than the person who gave them money

[lifeofkatyofficial]

This is really disgusting!!!! As someone with an ACTUAL PHYSICAL DISABILITY this is beyond disrespectful! 😡💯

[GamerTalOfficial]

There isnt nothing more irritating than seeing fake beggar in street and asking for money 😡

[ashleynicole]

It's people like this that make me weary to help anyone out. You just never know anymore, and it's so sad that people do this crap every day and get away with it

[MarrisaPlays]

several years ago i was on a city bus when i over heard 2 "homeless" people talking. One of them actually said "I make a couple thousand a week and i just have to sit there, why would i want to go get a job and get stuck doing something i hate" I is hard to give them anything after that even giving them food or other things like umbrellas or hat and coat. I seriously hate what this world has come to, you cant trust anyone because everyone has an agenda or something.

[Sandy_Boy]

That second man who had props who couldn't walk was actually entertaining. If he just can do a street comedy show then he can make a living

[KageDarkAngel]

I remember my mom was once approached by a beggar back in Edmonton asking for spare change to buy food, and when she offered to buy him an actual meal from nearby sandwich shop the beggar simply just walked away. She did this because of a previous experience where she handed a beggar money to buy food and they went straight into a liquor store instead, with no hesitation. She told my sister and I to never give money to beggars, and always to be wary of people who ask for it. It is a shame honestly because I really do want to help people but I can never tell if they really need help or if they are faking it. And with the rising costs of food, it makes this doubly more difficult.

[southernfriedwestcoaster]

Me and my girlfriend who is disabled spent several years homeless seeing and dealing with the worst of humanity. The scammers just piss me off. They all need to get exposed.

[TheBestDog]

The saddest part is that in the US, these scammers could have their exposer arrested for assault, sexual battery, attempted abduction, holding someone against their will, and more.

[jasonburke]

It's really sad because they are genuine People out there that are in need and These Idiots are making it hard for Them.

[ravoniesravenshir]

Thank you for raising the awareness of these fools.

[scruffypawz]

I'm disabled and all I can say is, I hope there's a special place in hell for these scumbags

[jenanne]

Thanks for the entertaining videos! I hate scammers like this. We want to be generous and help others but don't want to be taken for chumps.

[Taylorunicorn]

There is an older man who sits at my local gas station, I always give him my leftover change and buy him coffees if it's cold. I used to give him cigarettes, and after quitting last October, I went to find him to give him my last pack. I look forward to running into him every now and then. I'll be sad the day he is no longer there. He is honestly a very sweet man down on his luck. We sat in my car and drank our coffees together a while ago when he told me his story and I couldn't hold back my tears. I wish I was rich so I could do more for him. He is always in my prayers. 🙏☮️❤️

[killeing]

Faking being a beggar is one thing.
People who fake being a disabled beggar, like people who have ACTUALLY LOST THEIR LIMBS IN WAR, is something deserving of the death penalty....

[mlersk]

So sad to exploit one’s children like this.

[The_Stoat]

Watching this while my sister eating ice cream reminds me of when around 2 years ago me and my family had brought some ice cream and encountered this beggar outside a Target store. He was begging for money for "food", so my mother told my sister to offer him some ice cream. He refused, saying it would "melt before he could eat it" and would therefore only accept cash. And man was I annoyed at that. Gladly I haven't seen him in quite a while. I really feel bad for those who are actually disabled and need help, it's irritating how people can easily fool others like this.

[thrrax]

Seen a fraud about 20 years ago, when I was working for a security company. It was an elderly man, with poor but clean suit, soft-spoken, begging around the local restaurants. When night came, he hopped into a Mercedes SUV and drove off.

[williamromine]

Those guy binding their legs like that are in danger of blood clots forming. Also, after a day begging, it must hurt to stand up, and take awhile to get circulation back into their limbs.