Author Topic: Faith in humanity has doubled.  (Read 2645 times)

It's kind of funny because you're one of the most ignorant and rude people I've ever talked to.

Not trying to make friends here.

Tipping a waitress $200 is nice, but giving a homeless guy $100 is just stupid.

Never give money to homeless people. They are homeless for a reason, and will just buy more of whatever their drug of choice is. Give them food if you want to be charitable.
Example 1.
A homeless guy asked my friend for some money, instead he went and bought the subway, he looked back after giving it to the guy and he just threw it in the bin.
Example 2.
I gave a homeless abbo guy some money for the bus (that seems to be all they ever want) and he immediately walked into a bottle-o and came out with some good and sat with some friends.
Well forget you too homeless guy.

It's kind of funny because you're one of the most ignorant and rude people I've ever talked to.
wtf happend to what you said before?


go get banned again moron

I remember I was behind a guy waiting to pull our of Rite-Aid, and there was a homeless man with the cardboard sign that says "need money for food". The guy pulled next to the man and the homeless guy said "hi!", and the guy gave the homeless man a job resume and drove away.

I remember I was behind a guy waiting to pull our of Rite-Aid, and there was a homeless man with the cardboard sign that says "need money for food". The guy pulled next to the man and the homeless guy said "hi!", and the guy gave the homeless man a job resume and drove away.
holy stuff that's awesome

The best thing you can do for a homeless person is to give them the name and location of charities that can help them.

I don't know so much about America, as things vary so much between individual states, but there are countless charities and support groups for homeless people in the UK, whether that's support in having somewhere safe to stay, getting a job, getting food, having medical care, or getting housing.

There's very little reason for someone to live on the streets.
And often times people who do have caused their own situation through drug use, or quite often there are buskers who do have homes of some form to go to.


Give them food sure, if you want to feel good.
Don't give them money as you can't trust strangers.
If you really want to be helpful, then inform them of local support for them.

If they don't care either way, then there's likely no helping them. They're in their current position because they want to be.

Since they're posting it on youtube i kind of doubt they're doing it out of genorosity, its still nice though

And all that homeless guy is going to do is buy weed so yeah

why the forget would a homeless person buy weed lol

it takes a lot of effort to get even a little buzz from marijuana. they'd more likely spend it on meth, heroin or alcohol


I remember I was behind a guy waiting to pull our of Rite-Aid, and there was a homeless man with the cardboard sign that says "need money for food". The guy pulled next to the man and the homeless guy said "hi!", and the guy gave the homeless man a job resume and drove away.

Why would he give the homeless guy his job resume?? Does he want to be the homeless guy's chauffeur?


It's perfectly fine to assume.
So can I assume by your posts per day you're addicted to BLF? Right, gotcha

So can I assume by your posts per day you're addicted to BLF? Right, gotcha
Yes that is perfectly fine.

Apparently there are these guys on YouTube who are randomly doing good deeds, e.g. giving $100 to homeless people, paying for people's meals in a drive-thru and tipping a waitress $200. Watching these videos has made me smile immensely and it's great watching these people's reactions.

You can find the channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/GiveBackFilms

ur a cool dud3 diehard. 


So can I assume by your posts per day you're addicted to BLF? Right, gotcha

Yes. Whoever told you that assuming is a bad thing? Might as well stop thinking all together.