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If everyone would stop giving them money they would go away it's that simple but people keep giving them a ton of money everyday why would they leave? |
Literally almost every corner in annadale, (little river turnpike), alexandria, parts of Arlington and fairfax have panhandlers on them. OP come take a drive. |
This. I wish it were illegal. Maybe it is, but if it is then I wish it were enforced. It’s so vulgar. |
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Panhandlers here are trafficked. Convince me I’m wrong.
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What charges? |
You state it as fact. You prove it. |
Not sure if they are trafficked but it looks to me like this is a job people get when they answer an ad that says X$ per hour - no experience necessary. I’ve seen a guy doing crazy u turns an intersection where there is a person on each corner delivering them all lunch. And they all disappear at 5:00 pm. I don’t know about the guy in McLean, he may be someone panhandling just for himself. |
Ugh me too. But I think many of my neighbors would judge me very negatively for that opinion. |
Yes- notice it’s always the same people and they are affiliated. I’ve watched a duo get picked up and dropped off curbside on Rt 7. They hop out with their backpacks and cardboard signs in hand. The regulars leave great piles of disgusting trash piled high at their end of their shift. The ones who aren’t trafficked have wander the stores and parks and parking lots. Also interesting to monitor the police scanners - frequent calls about a panhandler being a nuisance or asleep in a stairwell or loitering/refusing to leave. |
Is this a serious post? Get out of your bubble.. 🙄 |
| There is a woman who works the 123-Old Dominion Rd intersection in the mornings when I drive by. I call her the well-dressed beggar. She always looks really put together for a homeless person. |
| Is this parody? |
| I don’t think any of them are actually homeless. They make enough in an hour or two for a hotel and some food. |