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Isn't there something in the American constitution about the right to freely assemble? Wonder what happened to that. This is the New World Order at their finest folks.
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11-15-2011 #1
Police tyranny dealing with OWS demonstrations.
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11-15-2011 #2
and i dont see anything wrong with this cause this is what the people ask for.
noone every ask why the cop must be in riot gear, when the people have no weapons on them.
till we the people stand up against the government & cops and who works for us the taxpayer instead of asking them what we can and cant do.
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It is privet property they are assembling on and they do not have the permits for most of the stuff they are doing. Not to mention they are hypocrites as they claim to be "standing up to the 1%" yet they are blocking honest working people from doing their job and making money to bring home to their families.
Those occupies are pissing in public, writing graffiti, fouling up local businesses, and causing a scene.
Yes I think the Illuminati is behind all of this. The Occupy are turning violent, just like I knew they would, hell the occupiers are turning violent on themselves look at Oakland. This stuff is going to make the London riots look like a Disney film. It is going to spill over, martial law will be declared, and all those empty concentration camps we got will be filled. They say I am the "puppet" following government, but they are the puppets playing right into the hand of the illuminates plan. This has been planned for years in a way to put the population back in check. I welcome those old days where people in American where more polite, where you could buy something simple from a small Mom and Pop store. Where bushiness where closed on Sunday because that was family day. In the end when the shit hits the fan, those same people that will be bitching about the chaos will only have themselves to blame for it.
Just hope it can all hold off til next year. I want to play Skyrim some more. In coming billionth ban.
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I have a feeling the OWS movement will end up amounting to nothing, except maybe more power to the governemnt. The problem is that it's not organized. There's no list of demands or suggested solutions. The abusive police and morons mingled with the OWS groups don't help any either.
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I first read the title as:
"Police tranny dealing with OWS demonstrations".
Classic.
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I'm still standing by my belief that this isn't a real movement. It's just a bunch of losers acting like they have a political opinion and using that as a excuse to cus havoc. I've seen these jackasses on TV and alot of them are acting really dumb.
LET'S GO OUT AND PARTY DUDEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!
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yeah, co-sign with that...it's the middle of november and the 1% are still doing the exact same thing..call me crazy but I think if they want to get a message, they should maybe introduce a little anarchy and violence...and that's to the people they hate..I don't condone violence or anarchy, but in this context, it's an exception

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Yes, keep the powerful in power, and keep the poor poor. How dare they protest for fairness and justice.
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Why is it fairness, and it ain't justice.
No where in our laws does it say that the rich people, be if they have worked hard for their money or not, have to give it to lazy assholes, who just sit around, and demand stuff.
The American dream is earned not given, or is anyone entitled to it. If they want money, then stop protesting, and start looking for fucking jobs./UPSET THE ESTABLISHED ORDER AND EVERYTHING BECOMES CHAOS\


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11-16-2011 #15
Amen to that kwes.
Interesting one sided quotes in the OP though lol. Losers.
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Here ya go Tut...
http://news.yahoo.com/judge-rules-ag...215554380.html
NEW YORK (AP) — A New York judge has upheld the city's dismantling of the Occupy Wall Street encampment, saying that the protesters' first amendment rights don't entitle them to camp out indefinitely in the plaza.
Supreme Court Justice Michael Stallman on Tuesday denied a motion by the demonstrators seeking to be allowed back into the park with their tents and sleeping bags.
Police cleared out the protesters in a nighttime sweep early Tuesday. The judge upheld the city's effective eviction of the protesters after an emergency appeal by the National Lawyers Guild.
The protesters have been camped out in privately owned Zuccotti Park since mid-September. Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he ordered the sweep because health and safety conditions and become "intolerable" in the crowded plaza.
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Oh, yeah. The money going into the pockets of overpaid CEOs, companies jumping tax loopholes, the government bailing out failing companies with the taxpayers money, and citizens having their rights restricted totally isn't an issue. The real issue is the people wanting jobs, or working jobs that don't pay enough. Why don't they, like, just work 2 or 3 jobs? Who cares if they become wage slaves in the end, fuck them. Dirty scum beneath our boots is all they are.
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What makes the CEO overpaid? Seriously, who makes that call? Should they not get paid what the market demand is?
What good will "occupying WS" do for the above quotes? Should they be "occupying DC"? Seriously, those clowns in DC are the ones that have done all this, but they seem to be successfully shifting the attention to others and blaming businesses for policies THEY put in place.
If you read any entrepreneur sites/magazines, one of the biggest problems they are having is finding qualified/skilled labor. So, just because someone "can't find a job" doesn't mean the jobs aren't out there. I know people that are could go out and get jobs but they narrow the search down way to far and simply aren't willing to take jobs that they don't want. Now, that doesn't mean everyone is like that, but based on what I have been reading, the fact that unemployment among college grads is still around 5%, I would be willing to bet a large part of those people can't find jobs because of their own bad decisions or an unwillingness to compromise.
I think the problem is the companies want to hire someone that already knows how to eat, while at the same time some of those job applicants want fillet and aren't willing to settle for a burger.
LinkAmerican manufacturing companies cannot fill up to 600,000 skilled positions, even as unemployment numbers hover at historic levels, according to a survey released Monday from Deloitte & Touche and The Manufacturing Institute.
The national survey polled 1,123 manufacturing company executives recently and found that 5% of all current manufacturing jobs are unfilled due to a lack of qualified applicants.
It showed that 67% of manufacturers have a moderate to severe shortage of available, qualified employees, said Craig Giffi, vice chairman and consumer and industrial products industry leader for Deloitte LLP.
"you are both the product and the architect of your environment"
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11-16-2011 #21
The best way to change something is through example.
If you don't like the practices of a certain corporation, you should start your own and instill your own corporate values.
If your corporate values are successful, other companies will then model themselves after you.
Sitting around complaining does nothing but turn everyone against you.
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11-16-2011 #22
ya know... I see a lot of these people protesting the relationship between big business/banks and government... ie- corporate lobbyist influencing legislation that puts the average joe that DOES have a job and DOES play by the rules at risk...and then afterwards the former legislator gets a nice cushy job with the company that "lobbied" him... the company tanks and gets bailed out by the next batch of stooges that the corporation pays for and installs...
this is a subject that many of you have bemoaned in other threads... and yet you come in here and mock people who share your views... pretty entertaining really.
I'm not necessarily a OWS supporter... as their message is too muddled... but there's no question that a large part of the movement is made up of people who don't want their representative government bought and paid for by corporations who only have profit in mind.
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Trust me, it's sad
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11-16-2011 #23
There is a place in one of the Dakotos, the one where they found oil, where even the MCDonalds is starting people out at $15 an hour. The Lowes around $17. Oh but those jobs may be beneath some of these people as they want $60k a year to drink coffee and surf the internet.
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