E Beggars on Twitter / Social Media E Beggar General - "Pay for FUCKING EVERYTHING"

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[Dolphin Lundgren]

Man. Colin gives her attention a few times and now she just constantly asked him to Retweet.

 

[toilet_rainbow]

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Man. Colin gives her attention a few times and now she just constantly asked him to Retweet.

I need to find that screen cap I took of her asking Kim Kardashian to donate to her cause. Yes, she really did that. Gonna add when I get off work.

Update: found it

I want money too. Fortunately I’m getting paid soon because I have this thing called a job.

 

[Jeep1971]

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So, are all these people too stupid to figure out how to apply for food stamps or go to food banks, because that's what I think whenever I see these. They're too stupid to find ways to get free food. Every person who has grown up poor figures that out.

It may not be the food you want, but you won't go hungry. Lots of local FB pages have members who offer to give away food too.

 

[Dolphin Lundgren]

It may not be the food you want, but you won't go hungry. Lots of local FB pages have members who offer to give away food too.

They sometimes give decent stuff to. Sometimes if you ask around you can find city spots to get tons of food because they're desperate to give them away. Bags and bags of food.

 

[Spooky Transphobe Man!]

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[toilet_rainbow]

Everyone, meet Kyttie.

Not gonna lie, this woman came to my attention a couple weeks ago when she claimed that her landlord was a known member of the the KKK.

I am wondering how she knew/found out, but I've found nada. She also claims that an employee of his threatened to rape her.

She really, really, really hates her landlord.

She also really, really, really hates white people (and America) in general.

Spoiler: White people think I'm bullshitting but I'm not!

It's okay, though! Her landlord won't kick her out if she pays $2000 versus her original $6000:

Spoiler: begging in full

lol just kidding, she's still salty

Aside from talking about how much she hates her landlord, she also begs for Doordash and Grubhub. Because apparently WIC and food banks don't exist in Chicago.

Buy beg for a tiny fridge?

Spoiler: food begging dump

Then why are you using them? Is there anything that brings you joy? I don't even see you say anything good about your child that you have doxxed to hell and back by posting her face and name on public social media.

When she's not bitching about Doordash, she bitches about how fucking cold she is a la Rabbie Davis:

Spoiler: One space heater isn't enough

Trust me when I say that this is the abbreviated version. "I'm so fucking cold don't let me freeze to death because it's fucking snowing in Chicago tonight" is half of what she tweets about.

A lot of the ebeggars are very negative people, but Kyttie is such a hateful woman that it's hard to feel even slightly sorry for her.

 

[Intimidation Game]

Mutual aid is… mutual. It’s reciprocal. Mutual aid is not when you beg for money. Would quote the relevant posts but there are far too many examples posted in this thread to just choose one. I am very annoyed.

Mutual aid (organization theory) - Wikipedia

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[NoReturn]

Meet Micah, who's having a hell of a year

Let's start in JANUARY of this year:

But who is this person?

Spoiler: May!

Spoiler: June!

Spoiler: July! Whoops! Can't take over someone else's lease without permission!

Oopsies

Spoiler: August! No refunds!

There are so many more "URGENT!" posts that I hit the media limit, so here's one of the most recent ones to close things out.

 

[bunsbunsbuns]

Meet Micah, who's having a hell of a year
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Ah yes I remember this delightful person from her association with The Hairy Beast. First impressions were good, instant beggery.



Why do these people always hoard animals they can't afford? Note she also has two cats.



She also has a troon deadweight in tow, who she has been dating just over a year and has already moved EIGHT times. GFM is still up after grifting a few thousand for a shit RV they never inspected first, which has now been sold.

 

[Lapis Lazuli]

Why are all of these people all "ACAB"?

 

[bunsbunsbuns]

Why are all of these people all "ACAB"?

Cops arrest thieves.

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

Everyone, meet Kyttie.

She really, really, really hates her landlord.

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Bitch please, if you're so salty about renting why don't you buy? Oh wait, you're broke and can't afford the hoops it takes to get a mortgage? Besides, if you own you can't make someone else fix the shit you break.

Some landlords are assholes, but someone has to own and maintain the houses renters live in. Someone has to pay the mortgage and the cost of the repairs and maintenance. Since the owner isn't living there then according to that equity shit you're so fond of, the person living there is the one who should pay for it.

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To be fair, salty and hyperbolic language aside, she has a point here. If you're on SSI you can't have more than $2,000 in assets. No owning a home. No real savings. No retirement. A cheap, crappy car, maybe. If you get married while on SSI you lose your benefits because your spouse makes too much money. Since being married gives people legal protections as well as romantic/religious reasons, this really sucks for both parties in the relationship. If you're already married and become disabled you're told by the government employees to get a divorce if you want benefits.

Being disabled sucks. There's a lot of depression about not being able to contribute to your relationship financially or otherwise. You feel like a drain on society and the relationship. Accessibility devices aren't cheap. Having insurance and a little bit of income, even if it's the pittance that SSI gives you, helps a person feel less like a waste of space.

So it's kind of bullshit that the rules are so strict. Disability advocates have been yelling about this for years.

But the extra language is uncalled for. The rules are to discourage malingering and supposedly prevent fraud, but getting SSI is ridiculously hard. SSDI isn't much easier in most states.

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So your evil KKK black hating landlord fired the people you had trouble with and reduced the amount you owed and said he'd get professionals to fix the problems?

Yeah, he sounds like a real fucking asshole.

I suspect there are laws up there that says she's required to have heat. Down where I am there's a requirement for cooling of some sort and if the power gets turned off for non-payment and you're low income/indigent/disabled/elderly you can require the electric company to turn your power back on and set up a payment plan because the heat down here can kill.

 

[Fialovy]

To be fair, salty and hyperbolic language aside, she has a point here. If you're on SSI you can't have more than $2,000 in assets. No owning a home. No real savings. No retirement. A cheap, crappy car, maybe. If you get married while on SSI you lose your benefits because your spouse makes too much money. Since being married gives people legal protections as well as romantic/religious reasons, this really sucks for both parties in the relationship. If you're already married and become disabled you're told by the government employees to get a divorce if you want benefits.

Good news is that recently they started a new program called ABLE accounts which enables people on SSI to be able to save some money. The only issue is that it is only for people who become disabled at 26 or younger. I suppose it is that way because they assumed people over 26 would have enough of a work history that they would be receiving SSDI instead where they can save up money. Ideally, if you are married and become disabled after marriage, you would have a substantial enough work history to receive SSDI which allows you and your spouse to have assets and what not, but if you are something like a housewife and don't have that much of a work history, well, you are pretty much screwed.

But yeah, I do remember Trump wanting to take into account social media accounts for disability determination since there was and still is (as illustrated in the munchie thread) a huge problem with munchies. A lot of disabled people were concerned that they would base their decisions based on stereotypes for disabled people and if they were shown to have any sort of fun, they would lose their benefits, that of course, didn't happen.

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

Good news is that recently they started a new program called ABLE accounts which enables people on SSI to be able to save some money. The only issue is that it is only for people who become disabled at 26 or younger. I suppose it is that way because they assumed people over 26 would have enough of a work history that they would be receiving SSDI instead where they can save up money. Ideally, if you are married and become disabled after marriage, you would have a substantial enough work history to receive SSDI which allows you and your spouse to have assets and what not, but if you are something like a housewife and don't have that much of a work history, well, you are pretty much screwed.

But yeah, I do remember Trump wanting to take into account social media accounts for disability determination since there was and still is (as illustrated in the munchie thread) a huge problem with munchies. A lot of disabled people were concerned that they would base their decisions based on stereotypes for disabled people and if they were shown to have any sort of fun, they would lose their benefits, that of course, didn't happen.

Hey, that's awesome! I hadn't heard about that, I don't stay on top of the disability advocacy thing for SSI too much.

I like the idea of social media being part of the application, as long as it's not a "give us your password" thing and relies on publicly accessible social media. The smart hucksters and truly disabled will probably lock down their accounts while the munchies will get caught.

In my state it's a not so secret secret that unless you are obviously disabled your first two applications are denied. They figure the hucksters will give up after the first or second denial, because the third appeal is in front of a judge with a lawyer (optional, but recommended). If social media is involved then the third appeal is where the truly disabled gets a chance to explain the posts where they talk about going to Ren Faire and how they rested up for a week before/spent three days in bed afterwards, etc. That plus medical records, plus testimony from the person should weed out a lot of munchies.

 

[toilet_rainbow]

Bitch please, if you're so salty about renting why don't you buy? Oh wait, you're broke and can't afford the hoops it takes to get a mortgage? Besides, if you own you can't make someone else fix the shit you break.

Some landlords are assholes, but someone has to own and maintain the houses renters live in. Someone has to pay the mortgage and the cost of the repairs and maintenance. Since the owner isn't living there then according to that equity shit you're so fond of, the person living there is the one who should pay for it.


To be fair, salty and hyperbolic language aside, she has a point here. If you're on SSI you can't have more than $2,000 in assets. No owning a home. No real savings. No retirement. A cheap, crappy car, maybe. If you get married while on SSI you lose your benefits because your spouse makes too much money. Since being married gives people legal protections as well as romantic/religious reasons, this really sucks for both parties in the relationship. If you're already married and become disabled you're told by the government employees to get a divorce if you want benefits.

Being disabled sucks. There's a lot of depression about not being able to contribute to your relationship financially or otherwise. You feel like a drain on society and the relationship. Accessibility devices aren't cheap. Having insurance and a little bit of income, even if it's the pittance that SSI gives you, helps a person feel less like a waste of space.

So it's kind of bullshit that the rules are so strict. Disability advocates have been yelling about this for years.

But the extra language is uncalled for. The rules are to discourage malingering and supposedly prevent fraud, but getting SSI is ridiculously hard. SSDI isn't much easier in most states.


So your evil KKK black hating landlord fired the people you had trouble with and reduced the amount you owed and said he'd get professionals to fix the problems?

Yeah, he sounds like a real fucking asshole.

I suspect there are laws up there that says she's required to have heat. Down where I am there's a requirement for cooling of some sort and if the power gets turned off for non-payment and you're low income/indigent/disabled/elderly you can require the electric company to turn your power back on and set up a payment plan because the heat down here can kill.

Good news is that recently they started a new program called ABLE accounts which enables people on SSI to be able to save some money. The only issue is that it is only for people who become disabled at 26 or younger. I suppose it is that way because they assumed people over 26 would have enough of a work history that they would be receiving SSDI instead where they can save up money. Ideally, if you are married and become disabled after marriage, you would have a substantial enough work history to receive SSDI which allows you and your spouse to have assets and what not, but if you are something like a housewife and don't have that much of a work history, well, you are pretty much screwed.

But yeah, I do remember Trump wanting to take into account social media accounts for disability determination since there was and still is (as illustrated in the munchie thread) a huge problem with munchies. A lot of disabled people were concerned that they would base their decisions based on stereotypes for disabled people and if they were shown to have any sort of fun, they would lose their benefits, that of course, didn't happen.

Agreed. She is right about how bullshit disability rights still are in the United States, but the language was so hateful that it just killed it for me.

Another condition with ABLE is that the funds must be used for expenses related to the disability or the disabled person's life essentials. And I don't mean vidya and plushies. I mean clothing to cover your ass or dental work. You can even rent with that money if you don't want to go the subsidized housing route. There are talks about increasing the SSI asset limit to $10,000 for all recipients, but I haven't checked to see how that bill is doing in literal months.

By the way, did anyone else catch that she's referring to her four year old as a toddler? And that she's still in diapers? I'm getting strong Tess Holliday/Bowie vibes, only the mom here isn't pretending to be a supermodel.

 

[Dolphin Lundgren]

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https://twitter.com/wordsofeds/status/1460637403471749124

Eds ✨ on Twitter

“Twitter Fam PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE🙏 We're running out of time 😭🙏 We badly need your help to save my cat's life. He urgently need to undergo surgery for his tumor removal. 😭🙏 Please help my baby. He made my life significantly better for the past 5 years &”

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Stuff like this is tricky. I'm not sure about the difference with humans and cats having Cancer, but I'd say as sad as it is, that cat may need to get put down. SCC is a rapidly spreading Cancer that has a low survival rate. About 5 percent. That poor cat's Cancer has probably spread already. My mother had the same exact form of Cancer and died in less than a year. It's very hard to treat this one. I'm assuming it's similar in cats. Cancer is Cancer.

Can't have anything to do with them not wanting to be bossed into guilt reblogging an ebegging post. No way.

 

[Red Mask]

Honestly the regulations for SSI are largely complete bullshit. There is not outwitting dedicated con artists/hucksters and all it really does is ensure that the honestly disabled slip through the cracks. The process can be overwhelming for even a normal person, nevermind someone who is disabled, especially if mental health issues are involved.

That being said, a lot of the people featured here just have my eyes rolling. The social media thing is bullshit though. It doesn’t take much to make some dummy account and give that to the authorities. And really, who gives a shit if someone went to Ren Faire? Most fraud is committed by the management in the social security system anyway. It’s a complex issue, but if someone is willing to commit DISABILITY FRAUD, then they would have no problem committing other crimes while employed.

 

[NoReturn]

She also has a troon deadweight in tow, who she has been dating just over a year and has already moved EIGHT times. GFM is still up after grifting a few thousand for a shit RV they never inspected first, which has now been sold.

A troon deadweight that's also a "DID system" musician.

Also, in grabbing these I realize the dude has no videos of her on his page (@systemofadid). No duets, nothing in the bio, not even an @ mention in the captions of any of the videos. Nothing to even indicate they're in a relationship besides this one about "getting caught doing lightskin activity" (gross teeth btw).

That's a little odd isn't it?

 

[JY's Tampon]

paris is actually how i first found out about all these people, but i didnt pay attention to midas until recently. they're all clowns. october evans was actually right though, go figure.

Getting featured by Chris Hansen.