Roadside beggar spits at driver after being refused RM1 in an intense video

 

AT TIMES, we may find beggars on the streets or even when we are having our meals. It is becoming an increasing occurrence too to find them on the road, peddling food stuff like fruits.

We have every reason to sympathise with such people, assuming that the poverty they portray is genuine. Scammers and syndicates are notorious at preying on human sympathy to make a quick buck.

Regardless, beggars usually don’t create much drama when their pleas fall on deaf ears. They simply move on with their lives, searching for another kind heart with some pennies to spare.

But it is not always the case as can be seen in a video post by netizen @Y_X_sucks.

The video can also be found at: https://x.com/Y_X_sucks/status/1997511532264194205?s=20

According to captions in the video, the man was begging for a measly RM1 from the passing cars. When it was refused, he then spat at the driver as was clearly seen in the video.

From the conversation at the start of the video, it is believed that the beggar has been causing some disturbance to the folks in the area.

No details regarding his identity have been provided but a good number of netizens conjectured that he was a migrant, and likely from Indonesia.

“I don’t even want to call him Indonesian. I want to call him an alien. Such people deserve to have their faces stepped on,” said @missy5394977216.

Also, netizen @rend_iiiiiii0 pointed out that he could be Javanese based on his facial features and attitude.

Then there was @HazoneIz who suggested the guy emerge from his car to dish out some punishment instead of sitting in the car and recording everything.

But if we are to observe the video in detail, the video recorder could be seen agitating the man too at the start. Likely, this may have caused him to react in such a manner.

Regardless, there is no excuse to be spitting on someone just because they refuse to cough up some money.

And due to his action, he is now infamous on the internet. Is it worth the trouble for RM1? Definitely not.— Focus Malaysia