MC´DONALDS.. Buying food for homeless and POLICE is called

Another damned if you do damned if you don't situation. Maybe he should have gave the man money to buy alcohol(if that was the case), so he could soil himself when McDonald's kicks him out for wanting to use the bathroom.

Update on the story:
Employees were uncomfortable with the man being there due to his past.
Eighteen million views.
Source

a reply to: dollukka

You are taking this out of context. The homeless man was loitering outside of the McDonalds and was asked to leave by the manager. Then a good summaritan brings him inside and buys him a meal which I am ok with. However, the manager had already asked the homeless man to leave and he did not and that by law is trespass.

It does not matter if it is moral or not. It is a law. Any business has the right to ask any person to leave their premises and if they do not then the police can evict or charge criminal trespass.

Maybe some in this thread have never really been exposed to homeless people. I hate to sound the way I am about to but 99% of my interactions with homeless all across the world have been bad. Most have been demented people, some drugged out of their minds, and some have even been violent. All without provocation. I've helped a few homeless here and there along the way but the majority I tell to get lost.

People here can hate a business all they want for evicting a homeless person but those are the same people that don't realize the safety of the customers is bigger than the appeasement of a homeless person.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
I didn't hear that part and I wouldn't know where Myrtle Beach is anyway.

Watch again, it's near the end.

Point being, I knew it would be California.

Except it isn't in California, it's in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Well I stand corrected. I feel like I've just been Rickrolled.

Or trolled by Julian Assange over a book deal

a reply to: Outlier13

Loitering outside is against law in US? In here in a city you can own apartment, store, building but you don´t own the street where the building is on. Loitering in my country is not against the law.
Does it depend who does the loitering ? if so i guess people do not have equal rights in there.

Safety of the people having a meals inside.. there are always excuses. Do you means majority of homeless people have DANGER HORROR WARNING sign in them ?

a reply to: dollukka

Loitering is usually illegal based on local civil codes. I used "loitering" in general context. If you are asked to leave the premises and you do not then this is what is illegal and is known as trespassing. The man was asked to leave and he did not and this is why the police were called.

This video has been taken out of context as per usual where the public makes a knee jerk reaction without doing any due diligence to understand the truth of what happened.

this is america in a nutshell. the land of the strong and the free.

a reply to: JourneymanWelder

Might need to rename it to the land of shame, the only free people are the ones with money, the ones without are shamed, discarded and abused for not being part of the system.

It's funny how people claim they are against the system yet they enforce the system onto others, I wonder if they are even aware they are doing it....

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: dollukka

I f#cking new it! CALI!!! Liberal heaven with the worst hypocrisy possible!

Good god. 30 something stars for someone that thinks Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is in California. You're why people think Trump supporters are idiots.

She was enforcing the law. She wasn't being violent and she went out of her way not to arrest anyone. This officer is actually a professional.

But when a cop puts a bullet in some unarmed kid they're defended like some kind of hero.

Gross.

originally posted by: PistolPete

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: dollukka

I f#cking new it! CALI!!! Liberal heaven with the worst hypocrisy possible!

Good god. 30 something stars for someone that thinks Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is in California. You're why people think Trump supporters are idiots.

She was enforcing the law. She wasn't being violent and she went out of her way not to arrest anyone. This officer is actually a professional.

But when a cop puts a bullet in some unarmed kid they're defended like some kind of hero.

Gross.

Re: You're why people think Trump supporters are idiots!

Right - because if he Grabs em by the Pussy it's OK.. But if a Homeless guy suggested it, there would be hell to pay!

a reply to: micromark

Ahh ah ken glenn finglas I had the dogs up there a year ago and my wee yin got a tick in her leg fae chasing the sheep through the long grass. My da just burnt it off and twisted the head out wae needle nose pliers.

You up there cutting aboot like rob roy , I dont mind wildlife but dinnae want them chewin yer toes when yer sleepin or eating your food.

I love being outdoors but the midgies go for me likes , must be my sweet blood lol , I dunno if its because im getting older but im feeling more and more like I want to just run away into the hills and live like a nomad

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
In my defense, it was only liberal posters defending the actions of the restaurant so I was half right about the scenario.

Get ready to be wrong again.

I'm not a Liberal and I would have tossed a panhandler from my restaurant as well (which I actually had to do twice when I had them).

Tossing a panhandler out of a business is WAAAAAAY different than someone sitting inside eating something not bothering anyone.

a reply to: dollukka

I think this particular homeless person was a problem in the past.
Anyways he could have taken it to go.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Let me guess. You live in a place with gun racks in pickup trucks and where camo is considered evening wear. Ps, if you’re going to talk #, at least go there first. Your kind is tired and I can’t wait until we have a Dem as POTUS who passes laws that make your kind get all defensive about religion. I think it’s hilarious. Oh and btw? This happened in SC not Cali. Lol. Again. Not surprised.

Also, NorCal is completely different than SoCal and the OC is straight up red af. So, your stereotypes are lacking in knowledge, dude.

Here’s a pic of Joe Biden in which he was caught on camera talking to a homeless guy. Oh the humanity! Lol. You are ridiculous.

a reply to: ColdChillin

I'm guessing you live in a city or a nearby burb.
It's common for kids to hunt and fish in the country. My niece and nephews had a gun safety course at 11 years old in Iowa.
It also has nothing to do with religion.
What are you actually talking about?

originally posted by: jidnum
Tossing a panhandler out of a business is WAAAAAAY different than someone sitting inside eating something not bothering anyone.

Except he was previously a bother and was told not to enter the premises.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: jidnum
Tossing a panhandler out of a business is WAAAAAAY different than someone sitting inside eating something not bothering anyone.

Except he was previously a bother and was told not to enter the premises.

Reality and facts dont matter when you are a keyboard SJW.

Look how many people here are still blaming the big bad company while ignoring the full story.

originally posted by: opethPA
Reality and facts dont matter when you are a keyboard SJW.

Look how many people here are still blaming the big bad company while ignoring the full story.

Sign of the times my friend, being outraged is fun.

a reply to: dollukka

Good for that man, standing up for someone, and pointing out so well how scummy are the people running that McDonald's! The cop wasn't very tactful, but was, by law, required to ask them to leave, due to the claim of trespassing. The store manager is the one to blame here. He called the cops, and he made the charge, because he's an uncaring jerk. What utter scum. More reason, as if we needed any, to not give that company business.

originally posted by: dragonridr
Well it turns out the homeless man was sitting out at there drive through asking for money. As a business they can't allow someone to beg for money on the drive through. The man in the video lied he was obviously asked as well and decided to take him inside for a meal. Had the guy not been an a hole he could have settled it with the manager to get that guy a meal.


This happens all the time in fast food if you allow homeless in them other customers complain about smell or being asked for money. It puts managers in to asked tough situation where they have to have them removed.

Is there evidence to prove that claim? We have video of him sitting there quietly, trying to eat, while the restaurant manager acts like a jerk. We have the guy who bought him food stating he was not asked for anything, and that he invited the fellow in. I see homeless people like that, and they are not swarming drive-through windows.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: opethPA
Reality and facts dont matter when you are a keyboard SJW.

Look how many people here are still blaming the big bad company while ignoring the full story.

Sign of the times my friend, being outraged is fun.

The outrage was from the people who didn't want the guy in the restaurant, everyone else is like WTF is wrong with you people just let the guy eat and then leave.