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Re: Цитата: вправду считаете США и ЕС ''ядром мировой цивилизации''? (Всего: 0)
от на 30/09/2019
Those
beggars only started to appear in numbers in German cities after the
east-expansion of the EU. Before that you might have rarely seen any
German begging on the street. Most of them were alcoholics begging for
booze-money, and some of them were actually very entertaining and well
known among the cititzens.In
fact, some of the most entertaining beggars made more money through
begging than working people made through honest work. Officials had to
put a stop to that by forbidding "obtrusive begging" (based on §118 OWiG),
which means a beggar is not allowed to actively address strangers and
and ask for money - holding out their hand or putting a hat/can/mug for
the money in front of them is the only thing they are permitted to do.
Many of the homeless people you will come across have alcohol or drug
related problems, and some have psychic illnesses, they often suffer
from shizophrenia for example. My experience is that they all know they
don't have to be living on the streets, but they actively chose to. Some
because they want to avoid the violence in the shelters, some because
of proud which prevents them from accepting the help, some because they
are hiding their illness from authorities and don't want to get threated
in psychiatry. And as a new group you have the mostly eastern europe
homeless immigrants who will tell you that being homeless in germany is
still better than being homeless in, lets say, russia. There are about
85.000 homeless people here. I personally never give any money, i buy
juices, coffee, tea and food and hand them printed out info about local
shelters, streetworkers, etc. I offer help and advice, but accept that
it gets refused 99% of the time.
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