A letter to Gary Lineker has gone viral and it has left people wondering why it was aimed at the ex football star.
John G, who, going from his Twitter bio, is a ‘Community Campaigner. Currently trying to put the spotlight onto Cemeteries & Chapels around the UK for those laid to rest and loved ones visiting.”
Letter to Gary Lineker
Could you please, please retweet this everyone. ♥️🙏🏻
Dear Gary Lineker,
This homeless man has made himself a survival den, as his home in the bushes of a park in the UK.
A British man with mental health issues who has told me he has cancer too. Today I have taken him some tins of food and a lantern battery light.
When darkness falls at the end of each day, as you enjoy the comforts of just one of your luxury mansion homes – please think about this poor chap.
It isn’t just illegal Asylum Seekers coming in by boat (mainly men) who need help. Seeing some of these men in person myself they don’t look very distressed in fleeing their home Country. Many people in Britain need real help too.
I guess you will be happy though knowing at least in Britain the immigrants are staying in 4* hotels with all their food paid for, a weekly allowance and a mobile phone.
How wrong things are at this time.
Follow up tweet
He then tweeted: “Thank you so much to everyone one of you kind, caring human beings for retweeting my message to Gary Lineker.
“I only wish Gary was so concerned about UK Citizens sleeping on bare pavements, shop doorways and parks as he is about men coming into the UK by boat wearing nice trainers and checking in to a four star hotel that the Government is supposedly paying 6 million a day for.
“If you are homeless in this Country you clearly mean nothing. I think this is disgusting and it is totally wrong.”
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Indeed, the story of this man is truly shocking and nobody will not have sympathy for his situation.
However, people wondered why Lineker was the person the letter was aimed at.
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This sum it up?
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