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earthworm
Location: General Area Gender: Male

| |  | Re: occupy wall street <Reply # 341 on 11/15/2011 5:06 AM >
| | | | Reply with Quote | Also this: http://www.rawstor...ccupy-chapel-hill/ The city of Chapel Hill, North Carolina made a name for itself over the weekend by sending at least 25 heavily armed commandos to arrest eight unarmed “Occupy” protesters who’d taken over a building left abandoned for over a decade. Asserting what they thought were squatters’ rights, about 50-75 “Occupy Chapel Hill” demonstrators broke into an abandoned Chrysler building on Saturday night, taping up banners in the windows. They screened a film and danced into the night, with officers only making a single, brief appearance before leaving entirely. Things changed dramatically by Sunday afternoon, when local media reported that more than 25 commandos armed with assault rifles staged a raid on the building, rushing in to find just eight protesters who’d stayed the night.
Others near the building, including a reporter, had guns drawn on them and were forced to lay on the ground and be placed in handcuffs. |
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| WarBird69
Location: Dayton, OH Gender: Male
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| |  | Re: occupy wall street <Reply # 350 on 11/15/2011 11:35 AM >
| | | | Reply with Quote | Posted by jeepdave Violence I can get behind. Camping in a park, not so much. But I still think they are going after the wrong folks. The government is your enemy, not the rich.
| The rich influence the government. THAT'S one of the major things OWS wants changed. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that most people would buckle to the pressure $50,000,000 would put on you. All that cash, in exchange for voting a certain way. Money talks, but money shouldn't talk to our elected officials. At least not in ways that influence how they do their jobs. EDIT: as far as what camping in a park is going to accomplish, I think so far all it's done is get people talking. From issues with our current system to police brutalization, people around the world are talking. In other news, Occupy Dayton is actually engaging in negotiations with the city. While I believe the initial proposal of halting foreclosures for one year is absolutely ludacris, it is once again getting people talking. My personal opinion is when the GA meets on Wednesday, they will probably come up with a list of more obtainable goals, like moving in exchange for allowing the camp to use electricity in the plaza. http://www.daytond...quare-1284553.html
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Vehicular Lord Rick
Location: northeastern NY Gender: Male

| | |  | Re: occupy wall street <Reply # 359 on 11/16/2011 12:16 AM >
| | | | Reply with Quote | Posted by Jonsered I'm curious, and I'm not being a dick. lm genuinely curious, why we haven't seem Occupy movement in middle America. Why not Dallas, Houston, Salt Lke City, Laramie, etc. Denver is the sole exceptionas far as I can tell.
| population density perhaps? Good question. You have to admit, and this is not being a dick, but there are definite attitudes in cities in Texas, Utah and Wyoming...
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