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The Daily Caller has obtained information from arrest records of many of the occupiers and it seems as if a lot of these folks really are the spoiled, privileged one percenters themselves.
NYC arrest records: Many Occupy Wall Street protesters live in luxury
There's a pretty nice pad here in Texas that one came from:
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By the way, I've never worn a $300 pair of jeans. Maybe that's partly why I still have money to buy food.
But smoothy says they are dirty hippies! It's all so confusing the messages you give us.
More confusing is this:
What the hell happened there? The police freely give out that info? Can we get a link to those information sheets too?Quote:
For each of the 984 Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested in New York City between September 18 and October 15, police collected and filed an information sheet recording the arrestee’s name, age, sex, criminal charge, home address and — in most cases — race. The Daily Caller has obtained all of this information from a source in the New York City government.
Police records are not such a private thing you know.
Wow, that's nasty. Ok, post the ones from the people in question. I've been conditioned here to not trust the media so it's best to do our due diligence.
Hello Steve:Quote:
Originally Posted by speechlesstx
So what if they are? You're fond of saying people like Al Gore can't complain about the environment unless he sheds himself of ALL vestiges of modern living... I guess you're saying the same thing about this wealthy demonstrator...
Well, you're WRONG about Gore, and you're WRONG about the rich kid. In this great country of ours, you don't have to show membership in any group in order to take to the streets. All you have to do is be PISSED and these people are.
excon
Forget the hippies in New York, what about the peope in Oakland? I would say they were the 99%!
Occupy Oakland Hosts General Strike - Local News - San Francisco Bay Area, CA - San Francisco, CA - msnbc.com
Pissed, ex, that has different connotations depending upon where you live.
If I understand you, they are angry and shiftless enough so they don't have to work. On the other hand the term, where I come from means legless, falling down, drunk. From descriptions I've heard both might be right
I don't think you can say all those people in all those cities are shiftless, pissed, as in angry, YES.
Well Tal they don't seem to have anything better to do. We have them here too, this nonsense is not isolated to the US of A, but if you scratch them you might find a professional agitator under the vaneer
By the way, do I read between the lines that you might be in favour of these actions?
Especially the ones that smashed windows like as if it was KristallnachtQuote:
Originally Posted by talaniman
Hello tom:Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Or, like the ones who broke windows and ENDED the war in Vietnam.
excon
That's an interesting point . Such movements as OWS does breed movements like Bill Ayers Weather Underground. He's proud of his bombs.
Hello ex, what are you doing here?Quote:
Originally Posted by excon
You're very vocal about not liking Rush Limbaugh because he's a hypocrite. Yeah well, I keep getting told that the occupiers are just poor down on their luck people that can't catch a break. Nah, they're hypocrites.Quote:
So what if they are?
Yep, never once said they don't have the right so I'm not wrong (about Gore either, another HYPOCRITE), but I feel no pain for college grads wearing $300 jeans, carrying their iPhones and Macs protesting how mistreated they are. Especially those who live in houses 5 times the size of mine.Quote:
Well, you're WRONG about Gore, and you're WRONG about the rich kid. In this great country of ours, you don't have to show membership in any group in order to take to the streets. All you have to do is be PISSED and these people are.
Yeah I know, the ones who want to "blockade everything".Quote:
Originally Posted by talaniman
There were merchants that put signs in their windows showing support for the rabble. Why ? Not because they agree . They just didn't want their shops to suffer the same fate as the Whole Foods grocery store.
What Have Protesters Done to Oakland's Beloved Whole Foods?
Hmm doing violence to a civilian population to achieve a political goal... the very definition of terrorism.
Hello clete:Quote:
Originally Posted by paraclete
No, you DON'T understand me. You're not even listening to me. You're listening to people who don't LIKE the protesters, so you call them names. Kind of like Qadaffy called HIS demonstrators Al Quaida... He's TOAST, by the way.
I'm one of the protesters. I work. How do you explain ME?Hello Steve:Quote:
Originally Posted by speechlesstx
They decapitalized my e.Hello tom:Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Yeah, like you're proud of your cops.
excon
I know, just like all the tea party supporters:Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Tea Party Getting Violent? 10 House Dems Report Threats, Vandalism - Crimesider - CBS News
Or tea baggers bringing weapons to protests.
Yup I condemn those acts too.
We condemn violence for the other protests as well.
I don't see a good outcome to this . I see more of what we saw in London and Rome and Athens . I see Seattle 1999 . Not a fringe group of bad apples ,but a whole movement being coopted by anarchists .
Already there are sections of Zucotti park taken over by such groups .
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