article_snippet: An Instagram account that openly mocks people on the street has been slammed on social media.
article_snippet: An Instagram account that openly mocks people on the street publishes pictures of people at the Surry Hills Shopping Village in inner city Sydney accompanied by cruel captions such as ‘dressing like a pork roast’.
article_snippet: Almost 2,000 people follow the account which pokes fun at those less fortunate, as well as police officers, overweight people and anyone else who the account’s owner and contributors deem as providing good comic value.
article_snippet: ' An Instagram account that openly mocks people on the street was set up in September and already has almost 2,000 followers .
article_snippet: After the offensive account was flagged by the website Concrete Playground, one Instagram user commented: 'You are all f***ing spoilt garbage humans without an iota of empathy between you.
article_snippet: Another disgusted social media user wrote: 'May misfortune strike you down so that you might learn compassion and respect for your fellow human beings.'
article_snippet: Instagram user Amie Claire Thomas wrote: 'Perhaps you think it's cutting edge and super ironic to make fun of others for others disadvantage.
article_snippet: And Twitter user Eddie Sharp wrote: 'I'm pretty disgusted at the amount of people I know who follow themurdermall on insta so people can laugh at homeless people.
highlights_snippet: Homeless people, the overweight and eccentric and police are all targeted .
  