Not So Poor
In Russia, many drivers are suspicious of those who beg for pennies at traffic lights. It is commonly thought amongst some that many of these handicapped panhandlers are merely faking it. While many other people find this attitude hopelessly callous, they might want to take a look at the pictures below.
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did you say Gipsies…
Oy vei! This is how I beg for sheckels on the streets of israel.
2nd… !!!!!!!!!!!
All know - beggars in streets Rossi speculators. What for to publish a photo from the country consisting in the EU?
You just can not trust those Russians.
“Do not feed the animals” is a term that originated in zoos but has expanded into popular usage both as a warning and as a humorous display.
Signs are used to discourage visitors from giving any food to the animals. In a zoo this is due to the strict dietary controls in place. The sign is also common when asking people not to feed animals in a public place – some animals are considered to be a pest and would leave the area if the food was not available. One reason for this is that the animals can start aggressively seeking out food from people, sometimes leading to injury. In some cases there are laws to enforce such rules.
Fine anybody “feeding” these freeloaders, and like all wildlife, they’ll move on.
People asking for money in San Francisco CA.can earn around 100,000 a year.That is better than Russia.
100 pennies=$1.00,100 kopecs=1 ruble,31 rubles=1 US dollar!
WOW! How do people who do that look at themselves in the mirror!?!
Come on now TaupeyAna,I am sure there are people like that in Arizona!What city do you live in?
Oh yes I see the beggars in Tucson & in Virginia as well. I didn’t realize they make so much money.
San Francisco is a big city with millions of tourists visiting every year.That is why the beggars can make so much money there.The people above are greedy and are probably doing it part time as a second job.The problem with beggars in russia is if most people gave them 1 kopec coins and not 5 or 10 ruble coins.I can not picture anyone begging for money on the streets of Arizona,it is too hot in that state
A “part-time” panhandler in any major city in NA can make $200 to $400 per day…
the one in the wheelchair isn’t from russia, he’s from zagreb, croatia. you can clearly see the licence plates on cars and gas prices.
I second Bolocks - the one in the wheelchair is from Croatia.
Begging CURED these poor peoples of their afflictions!
Pan handeling can make a lot of money. so can disibility here in the US. I see people who claim to be disabled get disability money and then you can see them working, playing, shopping, and not a dam thing wrong with them. They can afford more things than I can working my ass off. I have to try something different, I can get a wheel chair.
I don`t know where author of this site took that pictures, but it`s certainly not Russia or ex Russian federation (for pictutres where`s gipsy in wheelchair).
As far I see and remember from holidays ZG registration plates belong to Croatia, city of Zagreb.
Being doubt about authenticity of this site and stories on it.
Looks funny, but as far I read it, every few some “wrong info/pic appears”.
Uninformed or trying to intentionally infuse wrong info time-to-time, to fill up site content?
Webmaster and administrator are retarded idiots.
im from croatia, and you are right about that set of photos. they are from croatia.
This second set of photos is from Zagreb, Croatia!
More than half the beggars in the U.S. have severe mental problems, pretending they’re all scammers is just how morons rationalize being greedy assholes.
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Haha it is like that in Pakistan as well