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quote:True story I watched go down while walking into Walmart one day: One guy tried to tell a vagrant he didn't have money but the vagrant still followed him to his truck and threatened him to give him change or else. The guy was a pussy about it and gave in. Even after giving the vagrant $5 he said that wasn't enough and demanded $20. I am sure you would have done the same. You followed them to the truck too and watched all of this go down? They didn’t give you any weird loo

JFC man… just stop. You’re trying too fricking hard. If you’re anyone who has actually spent time around these homeless panhandling street zombie pieces of shite, you’d have a million stories like he does. I have a longtime friend in Southern California ho is homeless now. All of his friends have tried everything to help him. Him and his homeless buddies he hangs out with, and gets fricked up with now, don’t want help… unless that help involves giving them a free roof over their head and money to get fricked up with. I have a homeless shelter near my house right now. Those people are 99% all piece of shite drug addicts and alcoholics with no other aspirations than to maintain their addictions, not work, and frick off all day. And most of the mentally ill ones are that way because they pickled their own brains on drugs and alcohol. My buddy that is homeless has diagnosed alcoholic induced schizophrenia now. People who don my know him probably interact with him and feel bad because “he’s mentally ill.” Well, he wasn’t that way for most of his life. But he never wanted to work and always found a way not to while drinking way too much… with some periodic heroin addiction thrown in off and on over the years.

I have been in several confrontations with homeless strung out panhandlers. Every single one of them started when they asked me for money and they didn’t like that I didn’t have any for them and wanted to talk shite. Watch Drugs Inc. 7 seasons. I used to give panhandlers some money every now and then, if I felt sorry for them. Then I watched that series which every other episode seemed to show full on heroin, crack, and meth addicts maintaining $300+ dollar a day drug addictions by panhandling.

frick all these worthless parasites. They can either get their shite together or frick off and die for all I care.

Oh by the way, I have actually been homeless too. In Southern California, in my early 20s. It was only temporary. Know why? Because I wasn’t a drug addict or alcoholic and I wanted to work and not take handouts. So, I was able to get through that rough patch fairly quickly.

This post was edited on 4/20/26 at 9:04 pm