Man Crowdfunding for Liposuction Gets Into Heated Argument | This Morning

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Crowdfunding can be used to start businesses, raise money for charity or even fund life-saving surgery, but should there be rules as to what you can and cannot raise money for? 27-year-old Sam Barton doesn’t think so. After previously launching crowdfunding campaigns to finance a holiday and buy new trainers, Sam is now asking for public money to fund his liposuction surgery. The self-proclaimed ‘vainest man in Britain’ joins us today to tell us why crowdfunding is an acceptable way to fund a lavish lifestyle. Journalist Anna-May Mangan is outraged by this and also joins us to tell us why this is proof that crowdfunding is essentially a way of pickpocketing and online begging.
Broadcast on: 06/08/19
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[@jenniferhiggins227]

I think it ok absolutely ridiculous giving him a hard time i think fair play to him and he not begging or stealing and how can she mention about him working she assumed he didnt work it nothing to do with anyone 🙄🤦

[@Oliver-wm1xi]

How on earth can she say that people consensually giving their money to him is "pickpocketing"?

[@lewiscwalker]

It isn't theft.

[@PaigeBrown93]

😂😅