posted December 02, 2011 09:00 PM            

Thanks for posting it.

posted December 03, 2011 12:34 AM            

But I would not want JWHop to go any where near a place with protests. For he is old and he is intelligent enough to know about the Federal Reserve fraud plus he likes Ron Paul. So he might get pepper sprayed by the cops! Cops in a Nazi mindset will not care about the supporter or hater. Everyone gets punished in a Martial Law situation.

posted December 03, 2011 02:08 AM            

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Originally posted by katatonic:
before OWS zucotti park was home to the homeless. NO ONE COMPLAINED. during OWS it was also home to the homeless, who smelled food and other goodies and increased their numbers there.

when one is dragged off by the hair, pepper sprayed and beaten to the ground before hitting the paddy wagon floor, it is unlikely that you will wipe up after yourself.

but again more third hand observations. not to worry, the military will soon be on the streets to take care of each and every one of them. a wet dream come true, eh?

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You are so full of BS kat. Same to you NativeJ. Think about it, the facts are the facts. The OWS people left so much trash, had so many diseases that even the CDC is doing studies on them.

posted December 03, 2011 02:40 AM            

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Originally posted by BearsArcher:
You are so full of BS kat. Same to you NativeJ. Think about it, the facts are the facts. The OWS people left so much trash, had so many diseases that even the CDC is doing studies on them.

facts are facts... get over it and stop being so obsessed with a cause that you forget about what is real and what is emotional. You sound like a bunch of clucky hens so defending the one rooster in the bunch that you will let him peck your head off for the attention.

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posted December 03, 2011 07:01 PM            

Clearly the Occupy movement has stirred something inside of you or you wouldn't be voicing your distaste for their demonstrations. Everything is based on individual interpretations, you're entitled to your views and so are we.

posted December 03, 2011 07:09 PM            

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Originally posted by BearsArcher:
The only people afraid of Occupoopers are those that fear communicable diseases. Occupoopers are deathly afraid of bars of soap and hot water.

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posted December 03, 2011 07:42 PM            

not ONE of them has brought a gun or disrupted congress like some other protesters recently did...

from people who actually participated in new york, i have learned that the "no shower" schtick is just more limbaughese - most of those people live in ny and they take breaks to shower, and if not local, use a friend's facilities.

but even if they did not shower for a year, does that make it okay for them to be assaulted, entrapped, maced, etc by new york's "finest"?

one of the topics that has come up out of this is the delicate balance between free speech and OTHER'S rights. something that also came up when gabrielle giffords was shot...and your side of the fence thought it was RUBBISH to suggest that violent language was in any way shape or form encouraging to nutbags like the shooter. remember?

is it okay for bloomberg to be bragging that his police are one of "the biggest military forces in the world"?

if this new bill goes through you won't have to worry a) about work for bear and b) catching anything nasty in the park. they will all be shipped out pronto. so that's all right, innit? jobs problem solved, for returning military and protesters alike in one fell swoop.

unless you who crow about the constitution all the time mind living without one that is.

posted December 03, 2011 09:35 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
If they don't follow procedure and get permits, then they are lawbreakers. That means they are there illegally. That means when the owner(s) of said properties ask them to leave, and they refuse, they can expect police action. Even the most reprehensible of gatherers get permits, and as such, their unpopular speech is protected.

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But the movement isn't about the parks. Yes there were protesters who decided to set camp in parks around the nation, and yes they were violating laws prohibiting squatting however it was never about the parks. That was just one form of demonstration to get the attention of the public.

posted December 04, 2011 09:08 AM            

Your attempt to take the spotlight off your little Marxist icon O'Bomber, the biggest failure in American Presidential history and distract America during a Presidential election cycle is a gigantic failure.

American public opinion is not on your side and disapproval of your tactics and objectives are growing stronger each day.

The reason left wing Mayors across America have moved to give Occupiers the boot..after encouraging you in the beginning...is because Americans have made the connection between Occupiers and leftist demoscats...including Mayors.

Instead of distracting America from the policies of O'Bomber and his Socialist comrades in Congress, policies which make Americans want to throw up, you have become toxic to the reelection chances of O'Bomber and his Socialist comrades in Congress.

You are being jettisoned and thrown under the Socialist bus for reasons of political expediency.

Still, I encourage Occupiers to go into the streets and raise hell...just as O'Bomber suggested his Kool-Aid drinkers "go out and get in people's faces" and Van Jones...the Revolutionary Communist from O'Bomber's administration urges.

So, in the spring and into summer, before the election, be sure to raise hell in the streets of America and let the rest of America get a good look at you.

Demonstrations, protests and hell raising in the streets of America by Communists, Socialists, Progressives and Anarchists helped elect Richard M Nixon in 1968 and helped reelect George W Bush in 2004.

So, don't be shy. Rampaging, howling, lawless leftist mobs revolt American voters.

Hey BearsArcher, I'm stocking up on popcorn. I think we're going to be treated to a good show!

posted December 04, 2011 12:41 PM            

Most posts can be picked apart -line by line -[which many GU denizens have had the patience to do.]

There are few things that get my blood boiling more, and with more speed, than the morally bankrupt people who continue to support our 43rd President.

One of the ways you -JW- do this is by {ad nauseum] repeating the lie that Obama is the worst president ever. Or in the last 100 years.

I am not a Democrat. But repeating lies over and over till they are part of our discourse is something repubs are very good at...getting the message across that is. In fact staying on message is one of the party's most lucrative characteristics. If Luntz [and yourself] as well as other spin doctors like K Rove have taught us anything is that if you say something often enough you can make it true, to millions of dupes.

Now I have taken you to task a few times before on this because it makes me throw up in my mouth a little. Stubborn little bull that I am, here [predictably] I am posting in the O-Mans defense/

That is not my agenda. My agenda is to point out again, [that] the preceding president George Walker was very close to pulling the zipper up on the U.S. body bag.

To lighten my mood I'll post a humorous reality check for those who remember fondly the #43 years. http://politicalhumor.about.com/library/blbushresume.htm

highlights:

George W. Bush's Resume

George W. Bush
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, D.C. 20500

Past Work Experience
•Ran for congress and lost.
•Produced a Hollywood slasher B movie.
•Bought an oil company, but couldn't find any oil in Texas; company went bankrupt shortly after I sold all my stock.
•Bought the Texas Rangers baseball team in a sweetheart deal that took land using taxpayer money. Biggest move: Traded Sammy Sosa to the Chicago White Sox.
•With father's help (and his name) was elected Governor of Texas.

Accomplishments in Previous Positions
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Changed pollution laws for power and oil companies and made Texas the most polluted state in the Union.

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Replaced Los Angeles with Houston as the most smog-ridden city in America. Cut taxes and bankrupted the Texas government to the tune of billions in borrowed money.

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Set record for most executions by any governor in American history.

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Became president after losing the popular vote by over 500,000 votes, with the help of my father's appointments to the Supreme Court.

posted December 04, 2011 12:55 PM            

Far left radicals which comprise the Occupier movement are also done.

But, don't be discouraged by me. Keep spreading the horseshiiiit. It's the staple diet of the O'Bomber Mushrooms.

It was Randall who first pointed out that the OWS crowd were a distraction.

posted December 04, 2011 01:16 PM            

Jwhop, the Occupy movement has nothing to do with political party's. It's compromised of all kinds of people, with varying political views but what unites them is their disgust with the current direction of the political and economical systems in this country and around the globe. Mind you this movement is not limited to the United States, it's a global movement, with protests all over Europe, Asia, South America etc. It's not about American politics, it's about challenging inefficient and ineffective societal systems.

posted December 04, 2011 02:53 PM            

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it's a global movement

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Hopefully more and more people will come to realize the truth in that.

When I ask others what they have gleaned, they are now aware, yes, and here is the but~ they are unaware of the intent. All they know is the 6:00 news

More than a little depressing.

posted December 05, 2011 03:01 AM            

The Cardinal Crimes were like this: Bailing out the Banks and greedy Bank bosses than bailing out the 99% who had to suffer foreclosures. Obama is also very much responsible.

OWS has to fight such crimes politically by forming a party and fighting all levels of elections or at least play spoilsport in ensuring that all the candidates with Wall Street links fail.

If the German "Pirate Party" could win seats without any kind of mass mobilization, the OWS groups can become historical game changers.

posted December 05, 2011 10:07 AM            

George W. Bush's Resume

George W. Bush
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, D.C. 20500"

Node, you seem to have a bad case of diarrhea. A gallon or so of Kaopectate should clear that up for you!

I know leftists...including those in the drooling press are attempting to portray the great unwashed OWS crowd as "idealists" just trying to make things "better".

posted December 05, 2011 01:16 PM            

Occupy San Diego Holds Communism Seminar
The continuing appeal of history’s worst idea
by John Hayward
12/05/2011

The San Diego chapter of the “Occupy Wall Street” movement has always been one of its more… colorful outposts. They’re the ones who held a moment of silence in solidarity with the guy who shot at the White House, after all. In the twilight of the Occupy saga, when only the hardcore crazies are left, places like San Diego are giving us a closer look at the “core beliefs” of the movement.

To that end, Occupy San Diego held a little seminar on the virtues of communism on Sunday. The fun begins about six minutes into the clip.

There are a few things to be learned here, besides the astonishing historical ignorance and poor critical thinking skills of the Occupiers. (Remember, a lot of these people are students.) The enduring romantic appeal of a heavily sanitized communism should not be underestimated. Communism and fascism were history’s worst ideas, but they experienced very different fates in the postwar era. Communism evaded the deep grave in which fascism was rightly buried in Western society, and is still credited with marvelous good intentions, not least because it promises to free gullible young people from material concerns… by robbing them blind.

Thus, when the introductory speaker in San Diego repeats the hoary old promises that communism “seeks to eliminate the conditions in which the majority of workers live only to increase capital to fulfill the interests of the ruling class,” and “under communism, society’s wealth would be used in the interests of the workers,” she’s making it sound like advanced Obamanomics.

Those ideas have not been discredited in the public mind, after causing a century of poverty and bloodshed, because Western academics will not allow them to be discredited. Instead of reviewing the grisly wreckage of communist dungeon states and examining why those glittering visions of “everyone sharing everything” lead directly to gulags and enforced starvation, they ask their students to forget about all the unpleasant “mistakes” of totalitarian rulers who didn’t really understand the true communist genius, and restore full faith and credit in the good intentions of an invariably brutal and squalid system.

Later, the featured speaker muses that under socialism and Marxism, “everybody has a say, and all working-class people run society.” Nothing could be further from the truth, and this delusion lies at the core of everything from the 80-proof Marxism sold at university lectures, to the white-lightning bathtub brew guzzled by the Occupiers… and the watered-down and focus-grouped socialism Barack Obama sells on a daily basis. These people are simply ignoring the staggering amount of compulsive force necessary to make collectivist systems function. The more “re-distributive” society becomes, the more force it must deploy against its people, and the less of a “say” they have in what occurs.

No amount of political activism, during the increasingly rare and ineffectual trips to the ballot box afforded under collectivist systems, can possibly replace the “say” working-class people exercise through the full ownership of their private property, and the accompanying economic liberty this provides. What a dismal cultural and educational failure it is, to see so many young people who not only fail to understand this, but believe their ignorance makes them morally superior. The Occupy Wall Street tragedy lies in its loss of appreciation for economic liberty, and the failure to appreciate that all other liberties ultimately spring from it, because if you own nothing, you can refuse nothing.