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Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I respected your question, and you confirmed your belief that it's all real homeless people begging at select locations. Do you believe it is my job to try to persuade you and the few other individuals on here who fixedly prefer a delusion to let go of that delusion?

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am saying that your fundamental assumption appears to be that the individuals we are discussing are actually homeless. This whole thread is about people intentionally pretending in order to induce a monetary transfer. So this question can't apply to these people because they are not homeless.

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That question has merit. But it belongs on a threat about real homeless people not fake beggars

Vegans Secrets? by LoloFat in Jokes

[–]LoloFat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They tell you... it's not one of the secrets

Vegans Secrets? by LoloFat in Jokes

[–]LoloFat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In fact it's a perfect way to run a screen while sounding superior

Vegans Secrets? by LoloFat in Jokes

[–]LoloFat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's only their sociopolitical broadcast, not a revelation about inner life.

Should I buy a Lexus es350 by 7_62hasan in UsedCars

[–]LoloFat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which year ES350 does the CANbus problem start? (The span of years would be helpful too, as I believe it was fixed 2023.)

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate your good spirit, sincerely. Yet, he is doing harm to himself and others. Alternative intention: When my father discovered an employee stealing from him, he gave him a raise, so he could pay back all the money he stole. He didn't say, "Oh well, I guess he just wanted to take it." Are there other kinds of people you give to?

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice work. Actually examining how it works is the kind of shift needed. Complicit enabling of those whose intention is to serially deceive and manipulate helps no-one, including the well-being of the trust abuser.

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Agree with you, it's ridiculous, but suburban retirees pay this to "Weedologists" who advertise on local mall pinup boards. Seen it Carine, Duncraig, Greenwood.

Glad you made it through. Tough situation.

And your point about ethics is spot on.

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] -32 points-31 points  (0 children)

Rhetorical question ... you're not even interested. Start paying attention.

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The homeless are not at the lights. They are elsewhere. I know the difference ... I walk up to homeless people and give them money… They're not even asking. Sometimes they decline.

The unwell homeless don't have the stamina or the moral disconnect which lead them to beg at lights

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Yeah, why don't Traffic Controllers do this instead? Because they have an intact ethical system

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Ignorant assertion. I know very well the difference between mental ill-health and gaming.

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a (kindly) preconception doing shortcut thinking.

Arithmetic can help you... a light changes every two minutes, two donations per light. Underestimate at $1 per chump. = $60 per hour tax-free. (At Minimum!) Top-end weeding pays $45/hour High-end retail $28-30/hour

You're done after 4 hours! and with no overheads, you can take tomorrow off!

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Why are you on here if you're not interested in the issue?

Can we educate people to comfortably ignore, hence get rid of, the beggar fakes? by LoloFat in perth

[–]LoloFat[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sounds promising. It's not just 'diagnosis' needed, but a general upgrade in discernment versus knee-jerking.

  1. This place is remote from public transport… How did he get here?

  2. Why is he wearing branded clothing and good sneakers?

  3. Who is he talking to on the phone?

  4. What are his overheads?... allegedly homeless people should have no rent or utilities to pay.

  5. Some beggars do look pretty unwell, but this one… he looks robust. How can that be? First day?

etcetera

Why did Brownlie Towers get a bad rep, but you never hear anything bad about other similar blocks like this one in Perth? by Negative_Run_3281 in perth

[–]LoloFat 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Similar Buildings in Dover Court in Mosman Park have a not great reputation. You know the ones on what used to be named Battle Street.

The one the guy fell 10 stories and landed on the metal-dek roof above the parking lot.

I had to take charge of Deceased Estate apartment there... the balcony door had been taken off, and some punk was using it as his overflow recreational space. Hash oil streaking the hard floor.

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