There's a lot of so called beggars now it's Xmas as much as I feel for the genuine homeless let's not be conned please
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#fakehomeless is popular as police and@lpoolcouncil allow it. People confuse vile junkies begging for money for genuine homeless people. Lots of charities like@WhitechapelLiv help those who are genuine. There is no need for people to stay on the streets, a lot choose to.
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Simply shocking in the 6th richest nation on Earth
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Very few are genuinely homeless
@lpoolcouncil say there is no need as they do a lot for people. Charities will show you the drug users begging for money. They get the train in the morning and swap pitches in the day.@PeteCityPrice did a story about it in the@LivEchonews -
Most people you see claiming to be homeless are drug users after money. They will lie to get it and use emotional blackmail. Don't fall for it, Chester will not stand for it. Aggressive beggars get moved on, they should in Liverpool & Wirral. Help is there for genuine people.
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Whilst shopping in Preston on Saturday, it was pouring with rain & I saw a homeless man sat on the pavement soaking wet. I went to get him some new gloves & a bar of chocolate as there was nowhere to get a hot drink for him. The look on his face to receive such a small gift
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If you made the decision to put drugs and alcohol before earning a living that's your fault. 99% of homeless people are drug taking criminals. Everyone has problems but that doesn't mean you turn into a drug abusing criminal.
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They pretend to be thrilled then they throw it away I've seen the crap the charity's give out dumped. The people of Manchester do feed them nut they still beg. It's about drug lifestyle.
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It is all to do with money for drugs, none of them are genuinely homeless in Wirral and Liverpool. They travel in early by train. No 2nd Night Out was a failure as it was not set up to help aggressive beggars and
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