eDWaRD WooDWaRD wrote:If you witnessed drug deals going on, it's your duty to report it to the police. I do agree that some of the people around St Mungo's can be quite intimidating, even during the day. Not sure what you mean by the old bloke's story, but I don't tar all homeless with the same brush. There are some very unfortunate people amongst them, and I refuse to feel otherwise about them because of some bad eggs.
Windmill Walker wrote:eDWaRD WooDWaRD wrote:If you witnessed drug deals going on, it's your duty to report it to the police. I do agree that some of the people around St Mungo's can be quite intimidating, even during the day. Not sure what you mean by the old bloke's story, but I don't tar all homeless with the same brush. There are some very unfortunate people amongst them, and I refuse to feel otherwise about them because of some bad eggs.
Here we go.. This is what drives me mad about this site, The same old people hovering for stories like this to get involved a tell me that I am in the wrong. Let me tell you that it would be my honour to invite you rent free to stay at my flat for a month and see how your eyeballs hold up at 7am in the morning for work week after week. And then let you explain to my kids what all the Fighting and noise is all about.
As i said no excusess for hanging about outside St Mungos when the Charity is trying to do something ggod for you, Anti social behaviour is not tolerated my friend by anyone whatever there story.
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