Panhandling law in atlanta (what are you thoughts)

[quickdodge®]

Basically, they made it a law(it always has been..just now really enforcing it) to beg. They have marked off a specific area of downtown where it will be heavily targeted. NOW, the thing is, though, they can still ask for money, but not orally. They are allowed to hold signs still. I'm with Paul. I can't stand those motherfuckers. I guess they'd rather starve than make a hamburger. Hell, minimum wage at McDonald's, 40 hours a week is better than sitting on a street wondering when you are gonna eat next. Any motherfucker(bum or not) crying about not having a job, while riding right past a Burger King with a NOW HIRING sign in the windows needs to shut the fuck up. I was homeless for 6 months in Atlanta, living in my 88 Accord, right on Buford Hwy in between the Flea Market and midtown. I worked at a Winn Dixie the whole time for 40 hours/week, making around $200 per. Later, QD.

[Spyder]

Basically, they made it a law(it always has been..just now really enforcing it) to beg. They have marked off a specific area of downtown where it will be heavily targeted. NOW, the thing is, though, they can still ask for money, but not orally. They are allowed to hold signs still. I'm with Paul. I can't stand those motherfuckers. I guess they'd rather starve than make a hamburger. Hell, minimum wage at McDonald's, 40 hours a week is better than sitting on a street wondering when you are gonna eat next. Any motherfucker(bum or not) crying about not having a job, while riding right past a Burger King with a NOW HIRING sign in the windows needs to shut the fuck up. I was homeless for 6 months in Atlanta, living in my 88 Accord, right on Buford Hwy in between the Flea Market and midtown. I worked at a Winn Dixie the whole time for 40 hours/week, making around $200 per. Later, QD.

interesting.. i also agree it is stupid as hell that they dont just go get a job, but then where would the tards work?