Ain't you contradicting yourself when you ask me in your earlier post that any sensible person wouldn't give money to fake beggars n i agree with u n now you're saying that does that mean that all beggars are fake....
Please read with your eyes open that i didn't claimed that all beggars are fake but those in China. If you're damn rich enough to give, i deem those beggars in China would be more than happy to receive from you.
A nation definitely looks better without beggars than with beggars. Do you want a beggar to squad everyday at your doorstep???
In case you post blind, now read with open eyes and see what you wrote in post #11,
Precisely no one will give money to fake beggars!!!! And what is your image of a particular country when you visit knowing that those beggars on the street are fake. It doesn't look good on the nation as well.
Just like an old woman selling tissue paper around commonwealth MRT. In order to pursuade people to buy, she'll always say she has cancer and going to have operation in SGH. The very first time i bought from her out of pity but subsequently knowing she kept using this as excuse, i stopped...
By your own implication, you are saying that those beggars on the street are fake.
One don't need to be rich to give.
Should the day come when a beggar squad everyday at anyone's doorstep, then the government have failed big time in looking after the poor and the destitute persons.
Don't you think something is very wrong with the leaders when the nation artificially "cleans up" its beggars with the Destitute Persons Act?
In the eyes of Kishore Mahbubani and Lee Kuan Yew, there are no beggars (fake or otherwise) in Singapore.
"There are no homeless, destitute or starving people [in Singapore]…Poverty has been eradicated."
-Kishore Mahbubani, Singapore's permanent representative to the UN
"You go down New York, Broadway. You will see the beggars, people of the streets...Where are the beggars in Singapore? Show me."
-Lee Kuan Yew