Occupy Wall Street

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No argument but why would you think that the same bought and paid for politicians can fix the problem. Why not join those of us that want government out of business. Set a framework of laws that ensure fair competition and get out of the way. Originally Posted by WTF

that is not what the tea folks want according to their actions. They want the status quo. Look at the people they back. Nothing big there. The only person for drastic change is ron paul. The tea folks are not backing him. They hate his foriegn policy. They hate his stance on drugs. They will not support him so really anyone who thinks the tea folks are for small government has not seen who or what they actually support

the banks may not have had a choice on this. there is a law (I think its called the community reinvestment act or something like that I forget what's its called) which regulated how banks lend to certain groups of people. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

There were more than enough $70,000 and $80,000 houses in this country that could have been sold to people.

Blaming Carter, or Clinton, or whomever seems utterly ridiculous.

that is not what the tea folks want according to their actions. They want the status quo. Look at the people they back. Nothing big there. The only person for drastic change is ron paul. The tea folks are not backing him. They hate his foriegn policy. They hate his stance on drugs. They will not support him so really anyone who thinks the tea folks are for small government has not seen who or what they actually support Originally Posted by WTF

I think you are confusing the ESTABLISHMENT assholes who've co-opted the Tea Party with the original intent of the PEOPLE who started the movement.

There were more than enough $70,000 and $80,000 houses in this country that could have been sold to people.

Blaming Carter, or Clinton, or whomever seems utterly ridiculous. Originally Posted by Doove

So, the people who didn't move to the communities where they could find those houses are geniouses or something along those lines? Or did they take advantage of the LAWS that regulated the banks into giving those loans.

If you really think about it, allowing those McMansion loans to fly out the door created a demand bubble that inflated housing values. Then the DEREGULATION, via the repeal of Glass-Steagal, ala, Clinton w/an R congress, allowed the banks to become "too big to fail".

Had gvmt stayed out of the way in the first place, we wouldn't have had the housing bubble, nor the "too big to fail" industries they are now "trying" to reign in.

The Original Tea Party was opposed to bail outs and wanted those "too big to fail" banks to fail. It was the gvmt who coined that phrase and the gvmt who bailed them out. Yes, it may have been bad for the economy for a short term, but we wouldn't be in the mess we are in now. And don't say it was all Bushes fault, BO ran back to DC to vote FOR, not against, the bail outs. He's just as responsible.

that is not what the tea folks want according to their actions. They want the status quo. Look at the people they back. Nothing big there. The only person for drastic change is ron paul. The tea folks are not backing him. They hate his foriegn policy. They hate his stance on drugs. They will not support him so really anyone who thinks the tea folks are for small government has not seen who or what they actually support Originally Posted by WTF

Like you I see the inconsistancies and wish everyone would see what is obvious to me but they are a big step in the right direction. I am libertarian and believe in a lot of what Ron Paul says. I have some concerns about is foreign policy opinions but those are just concerns that need more clarification. As for the drug issue I think using them is dumb but people have the right to be stupid. All the money spent on the war on drugs with all of the horrible side effects is a waste. You are right in that Ron Paul will not win but he is getting a lot of support and the guy that follows him will inherit that support and get more over time. The support Ron Paul and Herman Cain are getting is a good indicator that people are tired of the same old BS. This is the beginning of a big change. Focus on getting libertarian leaning people in Congress. That is where the change has to start.

No one said to put people out on the street. Most people who are foreclosing can find a smaller apartment to live in and the monthly payment will be less than their mortgage payment. It is all about lowered expectations. Half a century ago our parents and grandparents saved to buy a house. They put money aside so when they went to purchase they could put down 20%. For the last several years we have had people thinking that they deserve to have a house right away. The government made if possible but not too practical. TV had a plethora of home shows that promised that you could get rich on home flipping. There was no need to save or sacrifice and as long as there was no economic downtown (nationally or personally) you could make money and have a nice house.
Reminds me of a cartoon I saw several years ago. The strip was Foxtrot and the youngest child is a genius (he is about 12) and he goes to his dad to borrow $10,000. His speechless dad asks what does he need that kind of money for and he tells him to invest. He goes on to tell his dad that everyone wins in the stock market. He'll invest the money and in a couple of years he will pay his dad back. This was a couple of months before the tech bubble burst. I think too many young people thought that this was normal. Now they know the truth and have heard about risk.

I think you are confusing the ESTABLISHMENT assholes who've co-opted the Tea Party with the original intent of the PEOPLE who started the movement. Originally Posted by DFW5Traveler

And without the establishment assholes who co-opted it, nobody would have ever heard of it. Think what you want, but your views are not that popular.

You people remind me of the Howard Stern supporters of old. You know, the people who would call, say, Larry King and out of nowhere throw out a reference to Howard Stern before being cut off, making them seem like they were all over the place. Like them, you ain't.

So, the people who didn't move to the communities where they could find those houses are geniouses or something along those lines? Or did they take advantage of the LAWS that regulated the banks into giving those loans.

Not sure what your point is. I'm only making the point that while the laws may have encouraged banks to give loans, they didn't require the banks to give loans to people which they couldn't be expected to pay back. There were, surely, more than an adequate number of affordable homes they could have provided loans for.

Don't blame the laws for the banks' capitalistic greed.

No one said to put people out on the street. Most people who are foreclosing can find a smaller apartment to live in and the monthly payment will be less than their mortgage payment. It is all about lowered expectations. Half a century ago our parents and grandparents saved to buy a house. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

It is a really tough sell to tell people who are already suffering that they should just lower their expectations.

Too many things were done wrong mainly by the previous administration and then only exacerbated by the wanton greed of big business.

I opposed the idiotic war in Iraq from day one which has cost this country over a trillion dollars and thousands of lives of brave soldiers and President Obama was one of the very few voices in Washington that opposed the war too.

That cowboy played right into Osama Bin Ladin's hands and gave him the perfect recruitment tool while wasting our country's treasure on a war that never should have been fought.

If that fortune had been wisely invested in our country's economy instead of a foolish war, we would be doing much better and the people protesting on the street would instead be happily at work.

Now we are where we are and the only prudent thing to do is to dig ourselves out of the deep hole that Bush left us in.

President Obama is bringing the troops home by the end of this year and that gives me hope, but the GOP candidates want a "longer time-line" to end the tragic episode?

I'm only making the point that while the laws may have encouraged banks to give loans, they didn't require the banks to give loans to people which they couldn't be expected to pay back. There were, surely, more than an adequate number of affordable homes they could have provided loans for.

Don't blame the laws for the banks' capitalistic greed. Originally Posted by Doove

I disagree with damn near everything Doove says except for now. On this he is correct which is why the banks should have benn allowed to fail. In most cases they probably would have just lost a lot of money for a while. Bad decisions bad results - tough.

The only way a free market system fails is when the Government tries to fix it. Now those banks that were to big to fail are even bigger they bought smaller banks with the bail out money. Example Wells Fargo bought Wachovia.

I think you are confusing the ESTABLISHMENT assholes who've co-opted the Tea Party with the original intent of the PEOPLE who started the movement.

just as responsible. Originally Posted by DFW5Traveler

look if the people that started it still ran it, I would still be behind it. They do not, therefore they are just another group looking out for their own best interest. Nothing wrong with that but the people they support are not small government guys

One funny side note that's happened now is that the actual homeless people of NYC have now come into the OWS camp to get the food being served to the protesters. Seems the homeless want their "fair share". Gee, I wonder what the protesters think about that?? Sorta like having the shoe on the other foot; the ones protesting about "not having" are being pursued by those who REALLY don't have anything.

And now that summer's gone and there's been snow there, I can't help but wonder how long the protesters are willing to hang in there through the cold weather. I'd bet they'll be gone by Christmas, or at least take a Christmas break before going back to protesting again. Hmmm, I wonder what Santa will bring them?

No one said to put people out on the street. Most people who are foreclosing can find a smaller apartment to live in and the monthly payment will be less than their mortgage payment. It is all about lowered expectations. Half a century ago our parents and grandparents saved to buy a house. They put money aside so when they went to purchase they could put down 20%. For the last several years we have had people thinking that they deserve to have a house right away. The government made if possible but not too practical. TV had a plethora of home shows that promised that you could get rich on home flipping. There was no need to save or sacrifice and as long as there was no economic downtown (nationally or personally) you could make money and have a nice house.
Reminds me of a cartoon I saw several years ago. The strip was Foxtrot and the youngest child is a genius (he is about 12) and he goes to his dad to borrow $10,000. His speechless dad asks what does he need that kind of money for and he tells him to invest. He goes on to tell his dad that everyone wins in the stock market. He'll invest the money and in a couple of years he will pay his dad back. This was a couple of months before the tech bubble burst. I think too many young people thought that this was normal. Now they know the truth and have heard about risk. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

I like your points and that - i might add - is also why i do think the middle class that protests now, is a bit hypocritical. The problem was there before as well . They protest a system they chose to be part of, and are now the ones where it does not work anymore. So, question is: how many of these protestors have been thinking about these issues when it was not affecting them personally? It`s a middle class riot, so to speak. A friend of mine told me that the poor in the USA are paralyzed to demonstrate , and the middle class diminishing. I think these are factors to consider as well.

One funny side note that's happened now is that the actual homeless people of NYC have now come into the OWS camp to get the food being served to the protesters. Seems the homeless want their "fair share". Gee, I wonder what the protesters think about that?? Sorta like having the shoe on the other foot; the ones protesting about "not having" are being pursued by those who REALLY don't have anything.
Originally Posted by cucharabill

That is interesting given the amount of really really good homeless shelters in NYC or churches who give out food (i even read a report on couchsurfing about this as well)

[QUOTE=Fast Gunn;1796675]It is a really tough sell to tell people who are already suffering that they should just lower their expectations.

Too many things were done wrong mainly by the previous administration and then only exacerbated by the wanton greed of big business.

I opposed the idiotic war in Iraq from day one which has cost this country over a trillion dollars and thousands of lives of brave soldiers and President Obama was one of the very few voices in Washington that opposed the war too.

That cowboy played right into Osama Bin Ladin's hands and gave him the perfect recruitment tool while wasting our country's treasure on a war that never should have been fought.

If that fortune had been wisely invested in our country's economy instead of a foolish war, we would be doing much better and the people protesting on the street would instead be happily at work.

Now we are where we are and the only prudent thing to do is to dig ourselves out of the deep hole that Bush left us in.[FONT=Georgia][SIZE=3][COLOR=Blue]

President Obama is bringing the troops home by the end of this year and that gives me hope, but the GOP candidates want a "longer time-line" to end the tragic episode?

as per GW's plan when he left office

Here is the RAP sheet for the OWS crowd....

What is true is that on October 18, pollster Doug Schoen (a Democrat!) discovered that a full 31% of Occupiers were willing to commit violence in pursuit of their agenda, whatever that is. As a response to this startling and frightening admission, the MSM either outright ignored or dismissed it. What you’ll see below proves that at least when it comes to their willingness to break the law, the Occupiers are keeping their word.

The list is in no particular order. Like the Occupiers themselves, it’s unruly, disorganized, messy and not focused solely on the nation’s media centers. The movement is spreading across America and bringing with it their outrageous and appalling behavior.

1. NY: 10/1/2011 — Police Arrest More Than 700 Protesters on Brooklyn Bridge
2. Madison, WI: 10-27-2011 — Madison Occupiers Lose Permit Due to Public Masturbation
3. Phoenix: 10/28/2011 — Flier at Occupy Phoenix Asks, “When Should You Shoot a Cop?”
4. NY: 10/18/2011 — Thieves Preying on Fellow Protesters
5. NY: 10/9/2011 — Stinking up Wall Street: Protesters Accused of Living in Filth as Shocking Pictures Show One Demonstrator Defecating on a POLICE CAR
6. NY: 10/7/2011 — Occupiers Rush Police … More
7. Cleveland: 10/18/2011 — ‘Occupy Cleveland’ Protester Alleges She Was Raped
8. NY: 10/10/2011 — ‘Increasingly Debauched’: Are Sex, Drugs & Poor Sanitation Eclipsing Occupy Wall Street?
9. Seattle: 10/18/2011 — Man Accused of Exposing Self to Children Arrested
10. 10/12/2011 — Iran Supports ‘Occupy Wall Street’
11. Portland: 10/16/2011 – #OccupyPortland Protester Desecrates Memorial To U.S. War Dead
12. Portland: 10/15/2011 — #OccupyPortland Protesters Sing “F*** The USA”
13. Chicago: 10/17/2011 — COMMUNIST LEADER Cheered at Occupy Chicago
14. 10/15/2011 — American Nazi Party Endorses Occupy Wall Street‘s ’Courage,‘ Tells Members to Support Protests and Fight ’Judeo-Capitalist Banksters’
15. Boston: 10/14/2011 — Coast Guard member spit on near Occupy Boston tents
16. Boston: 10/11/2011 — Boston Police Arrest Over 100 from Occupy Boston
17. New York: 10/11/2011 — “You Can Have Sex with Animals.”
18. New York: 10/15/2011 — Harassing Police with Accusations of Phony Injuries
19. New York: 10/9/2011 – ‘Occupy Wallstreet’ Protesters Steal from Local Businesses
20. New York: 10/25/2011 — Three Men Threatened to Kill 24-Year-Old Occupy Wall Street Protester for Reporting Rape
21. Baltimore: 10/18/2011 — #OccupyBaltimore Discourages Sexual Assault Victims from Contacting Police
22. Portland: 10/27/2011 — Occupy Portland’s Attempt At Wealth Redistribution Ends In Theft
23. Los Angeles: 10/14/2011 – Anti-Semitic Protester at Occupy Wall Street
24. 10/27/2011 — A Death Threat From an Occupy Wall Street Protester
25. 10/27/2011 – Anti-Semitic Tweet From Occupier or Sympathizer
26. Boston: 10/20/2011 — Occupy Boston Doesn’t Want Police Involved in Rape
27. New York: 10/5/2011: Anti-Semitic Occupier Screams About Jews, Israel
28. New York: 10/4/2011 — Occupier Taunts Jewish Man
29. Boston: 10/2011 — Occupiers Block Street
30. New York: 10/2011 — Occupier Tries to Steal Police Officer’s Gun
31. New York: 10/27/2011 — Occupiers Block Traffic, Get Arrested
32. Oakland: 10/27/2011 — Occupiers Throw Garbage at Police
33. Oakland: 10/19/2011 — Abusive #OccupyOakland Protesters Ban Media from Tent City
34. Eugene, OR: 10/19/2011 — Occupiers Displace Farmers’ Market Threatening Hundreds of Jobs
35. Portland, OR: 10/18/2011 — Capitalist Offering Jobs at Occupy Portland Finds Few Takers
36. NY: 10/20/2011 — #OccupyWallStreet Threatens Businesses, Patrons
37. NY: 10/14/2011 — Violence Breaks Out During #OccupyWallStreet March Toward Stock Exchange
38. NY: 10/14/2011 — Protesters March On Wall Street, Scuffle With Cops
39. Oakland: 10/19/2011 — #OccupyOakland Protesters Threaten Reporter
40. Oakland: 10/26/2011 — Occupiers Scuffle with Police
41. Oakland: 10/24/2011 — Protesters Storm, Vandalize, Shut Down Chase Bank
42. Dayton, OH: 10/22/2011 — Protester: ‘F*ck The Military, F*ck Your Flag, And F*ck The Police’
43. Chicago: 10/14/2011 – Protesters’ Message At #OccupyChicago Rally: ‘Destroy Israel’
44. NY: 10/23/2011 — #OccupyWallStreet Supporter Rants Against Israel, Jews
45. NY: 10/22/2011 — #Occupy Kid: ‘Burn Wall Street, Burn!’
46. NY: 10/21/2011 — New Yorkers Fed Up With Noisy, Defecating Protesters
47. Oakland: 10/21/2011 — Occupy Oakland Evicted After Reports Of Crime And Intimidation
48. Oakland: 10/19/2011 — #OccupyOakland Out of Control: Rats, Graffiti, Vandalism, Sexual Harassment, Public Sex and Urination
49. Chicago: 10/26/2011 – Occupiers Under Investigation by FBI for Links to Terrorism
50. Cleveland: 10/29/2011 — Rape Reported at Occupy Cleveland
51. Dallas: 10/24/2011 — Police Investigating Possible Sexual Assault Of Teen At Occupy Dallas
52. Bloomington, IN: 10/26/2011 — Man Claims Occupy Bloomington Protesters Drugged, Handcuffed Him
53. NY: 10/10/2011 — Sex, Drugs and Hiding from the Law at Wall Street Protests
54. Glasgow: 10/26/2011 — Woman Gang-Raped
55. Boston: 10/23/2011 — Occupy Boston Protesters Arrested For Dealing Heroin – With 6 Year-Old in Tent
56. Portland: 10/16/2011 – Sex Offender Registers Occupy Portland Camp as Address
57. Denver: 10/15/2011 — Occupy Denver Demonstrator Accused of Groping TV Photographer
58. Lawrence, KS: 10/25/2011 — Sexual Assault Reported at Occupy Camp
59. Minneapolis, MN: Bricks, Rocks, ‘Riot Supplies’ Discovered by Police
60. Phoenix, AZ: 10/27/2011 — Neo-Nazis Patrol “Occupy Phoenix” With AR-15′s
61. Chicago: 10/26/2011 — Occupy Chicago Invades City Hall
62. 10/26/2011 — ACORN, Occupy Email Talks About Assault on Banks
63. 10/26/2011 – OccupyWallStreet Strategy for Reports of Violence Against Cops
64. Chicago: 10/26/2011 — Unrepentant Domestic Terrorist Bill Ayers Wows Occupiers
65. Chicago: 10/25/2011 — Ayers Coaches #OccupyChicago, Callsg for School ‘Occupations’
66. 10/26/2011/ — Occupy Protests Have Jewish Leaders Concerned
67. Wash DC: 10/27/2011 – OccupyDC Leftists Provoke Police – Hang Flag on Top of DC Statue
68. Albuquerque, NM: 10/26/2011 — Occupy Squatters Riot With Police
69. San Diego: 10/25/2011 — Flag Used as Chew Toy by Occupier’s Dog
70. Oakland: 10/25/2011 — Occupiers Throw Bottles at Police
71. NY: 10/27/2011 — Occupy Wall Street Protesters: Rush Limbaugh Is Bigger Threat Than Al-Qaeda
72. 10/27/2011 — Occupy Wall Street Launching First Nationwide General Strike in America Since 1946
73. NY: 10/28/2011 — Fox 5 News Reporter Assaulted at OWS
74. 10/28/2001 — Total Occupy Arrests Made Thus Far: 2750
75. Nashville: 10/28/2011 — 30 Arrests Made at Wall St. Protest
76. NY: 10/20/2011 — Former Marine Tries to Taunt Police into Violence
77. NY: 1023/2011 — Islamist Group Joins with Occupy Wall Street
78. Los Angeles: 10/13/2011 — Roundup of Overt Occupy anti-Semitism
79. NY: 10/12/2011 — There are No Anti-Semites at Occupy Wall Street. Except for This Guy
80. Missoula, MT: 10/20/2011 — Drunk 11-Year-Old At Occupy Missoula, Adult Arrested
81. Oakland: 10/28/2011 — Bounty Out On Police Officer?
82. Manchester, NH: 10/28/2011 – Woman charged with pimping teen recruited at Occupy NH rally
83. San Diego: 10/28/2011 – 40 Occupiers arrested
84. Boston: 10/24/2011 — Occupy Boston Vandalism of Banks
85. Boston: 10/25/2011 – Store Owner Suffers 4 Break Ins Since Occupy Boston Began
86. Portland: 10/28/2011 — Portland Police: Buckets of Excrement Scattered Around #OccupyPortland Camp
87. Seattle: 10/20/2011 — Two Possible Occupiers Charged With Assault
88. Seattle: 10/18/2011 — Armed Felon Arrested at Occupy Seattle
89. Seattle: 10/18/2011 — A Tent Fight and (At Least) One Arrest at Occupy Seattle
90. Seattle: 10/17/2011 — Over 50 Cops Clear Westlake Occupation, Make Eight Arrests
91. Seattle: 10/13/2011 — Cops Arrest Several Occupy Protesters
92. Seattle: 10/13/2011 — Chanting Protesters Surround Police After Officers Arrest Two
93. Denver: 10/29/2011 — Protesters Clash with Police at OWS Denver
94. Austin: 10/13/2011 – Occupy Austin protesters arrested for blocking cleaning Crews
95. Calgary, CN: 10/28/2011 — Occupiers do $40,000 in Property Damage
96. Cincinnati, OH: 10/21/2011 — 23 Arrested, Remains of protests fill two dumpsters
97. Sacramento: 10/19/2011 – 9 arrested in ‘Occupy Sacramento’ protest
98. Sacramento: 10/13/2011 – Four More Occupy Sacramento Demonstrators Arrested
99. Austin, TX: 10/22/2011 – Man Arrested After Knife Incident at Occupy Austin Camp
100. Nashville: 10/29/2011 — Tenn. Protesters Arrested For 2nd Straight Night
101. Austin, TX: 10/30/2011 – Austin Police arrest 38 Occupy Austin Protesters
102. NY: 10/30/2011 — Woman Assaulted in Her tent
103. Orlando, FL: 10/28/2011 – Occupy Orlando, police clash over use of downtown park
104. Orlando, FL: 10/26/2011 – 2 Occupy Orlando protesters arrested for trespass
105. Orlando, FL: 10/22/2011 – Police arrest 19 Orlando protesters on trespass charges
106. Asheville, NC: 10/30/2011 – Occupiers Clash with Homeless in Asheville
107. Nationwide: 10/27/2011 — Pro-Occupy Site claims 2511 Arrests Thus Far
108. Fort Worth, TX: 10/16/2011 — Arrests at Occupy Fort Worth Protest
109. NY: 10/29/2011 — Three Incidents of Anti-Semitism
110. San Francisco: 10/29/2011 — Anti-Semitic, Folsom Street Fair Types & Che Guevara Lovin
111. Oklahoma City: 10/30/2011 — Death of Street Poet at #OccupyOKC Treated as Homicide
112. Baltimore: 10/31/2011 — Woman Claims She was Raped at #OccupyBaltimore
113. Boston: 10/31/2001 — Alleged Heroin Dealer Joined Occupy Movement
114. Ottawa: 10/31/2011 — #OccupyOttawa Violent & Sexual Assaults Not Reported to Police
115. Santa Barbara, CA: 10/5/2011 — Occupiers Defy Police
116. Santa Barbara, CA: 10/6/2011 — 8 Occupiers Arrested
117. Denver, CO: 10/31/2011 — Occupiers Taunt Police, Knock Motorcycle Cop to Ground
118. Dallas, TX: 10/24/2011 — 23 Occupy Dallas Protesters Arrested After Bank Demonstration
119. Richmond, VA: 10/31/2011 — Arrests of Occupiers in Richmond
120. Dallas, TX: 1v1/1/2011: Man Arrested for Child Sex assault at Occupy Dallas Camp
121. NY: 11/1/2011 — Protesters Flock to STD-Test Clinics After Occupier ‘Free Love’
122. Iowa: 11/1/2011 — Occupiers Intend to Disrupt Iowa Caucus
123. NY: 11/1/2011 — Occupy Wall Street Costs Main Street Workers Their Jobs
124. San Diego: 10/29/2011 — Businesswoman Closes Shop After Threats By Occupiers
125. Palm Desert, CA: 11/1/2011 — Occupiers Arrested
126. Tampa, FL: 10/24/2011 — Six Occupiers Arrested
127. Tampa, FL: 10/27/2011 – Two More Arrested In Connection to Occupy Tampa Movement
128. Tampa, FL: 10/29/2011 – Occupy Tampa Protesters Arrested After Scuffle With Police
129. Oakland, CA: 11/3/2011 — Rallies Turn Violent
130. Seattle, WA: 11/2/2011 — Cops, Protesters Clash
131. Oakland, CA: 11/3/2011 — Protests Degenerate Into Chaos
132. Tulsa, OK: 11/2/2011 — Occupiers Clash With Police
133. Sacramento, CA: 11/2/2011 — Occupiers Smash County Vehicle Windows
134. Philadelphia: 11/2/2011 — Occupiers Arrested
135. Charlottesville, VA: 11/1/2011 — Underage Drinking at Occupy Charlottesville Site
136. Portland: 11/2/2011 — Occupier Shoves Police Officer into Moving Bus
137. Oakland: 11/2/2011 — Malkin’s Collection of Vandalism and Menacing Signs
138. NYC: 11/3/2011 — Occupier Busted In Tent Grope, Suspected In Rape
139. NYC: 11/4/2011 – 16 OWS Protesters Arrested at Goldman Sachs HQ
140. Oakland, CA: 11-3-2011 — Occupy-Friendly Business Vandalized
141. Asheville, NC: 11/3/2011 — 24 Occupiers Arrested
142. Raleigh, NC: 10/28/2011 – Eight at Occupy Raleigh Arrested After Standoff
143. NYC: 11/4/2011 — Deranged Homeless Man Goes on Violent Rampage In Zuccotti Park
144. Dallas, TX: CPS Seizes Baby From ‘Occupy Dallas’ Site
145. Wash DC: 11/4/2011 — Occupier Uses Child as Human Shield – Video
146. Wash DC: 11/4/2011 — Occupiers Try to Storm Americans for Prosperity Event — Video
147. Omaha, NE: 11/3/2011 — Three Occupiers Arrested
148. Atlanta: 11/3/2011 — Protester Turns On Fellow Protester With Knife
149. Los Angeles: 10/28/2011 — Drug Use and Property Damage
150. Boston, MA: 11/4/2011 — 3 Charged With Dealing Crack; Occupy Boston ‘Deteriorating’
151. Boston, MA: 11/4/2011 — Occupiers Storm Israeli Consulate; Anti-Israel Chants — Video
152. Vancouver, CN: 11/5/2011 – Occupy Vancouver Death Dooms Protest Camp
153. Fort Collins, CO: 11/4/2011 — Occupier Arrested for Setting Fire to Condo Complex … $10M Damage
154. Chula Vista, CA: 11/6/2011 — Underage Girl Missing From Occupy Protests
155. Los Angeles, CA: 11/5/2011 – Two Assaults Raise Concerns About Crime at Occupy L.A.
156. Dallas, TX: 11/5/2011 — Eight Arrests at Dallas Bank Protest
157. Olympia, WA: 11/5/2011 – Two Occupy Protesters Arrested
158. Seattle, WA: 11/3/2011 — Occupiers Cost City $426,000; Most of it Police Overtime
159. Olympia, WA: 11/2/2011 — 3 Occupiers Arrested for Suspected of Robbing Local Wine Merchant
160. Worcester, MA: 11/6/2011 — 25 Occupiers Arrested
161. Milwaukee, WI: 11/2/2011 — Photojournalist, Two others Arrested at Protest … Video
162. Milwaukee, WI: 10/20/2011 — Police Confront Occupier –Video … Arrested
163. Wash. DC: 11/5/2011 — Rampaging Occupiers Attack 78 Year-Old Woman — Video
164. Rochester, NY: 11/3/2011 — 161 Occupiers Arrested at Park
165. NYC: 11/5/2011 – Police Clash With Occupiers, 20 Arrested at Courthouse Protest
166. NYC: 11/5/2011 — Occupier Arrested for Vandalizing McDonald’s; Wanted Free Food
167. Asheville, NC: 11/5/2011 – Four Occupiers Arrested
168. Honolulu, HI: 11/6/2011 — Police Arrest Half-Dozen Occupiers
169. Waikiki, HI: 11/7/2011 — Two Dozen Occupiers Arrested
170. Portland, OR: 11/7/2011 — Occupiers Arrested for Threatening Restaurant Employees
171. Portland, OR: 11/7/2011 — Occupier Arrested for Threatening Security Staff with Hammer
172. Augusta, GA: 10/28/2011 — Occupier Arrested in Knife Threat
173. Portland OR: 11/9/2011 — Police Suspect Occupiers in Molotov Cocktail Attack
174. Sacramento, CA: 11/7/2011 — Homeless Clash With Occupy Protesters At Park
175. New Orleans: 11/8/2011 — Man Dead for Two Days Found in Occupy Encampment
176. San Diego: 11/7/2011 — Occupiers Splatter Vendor Food Carts with Blood, Urine
177. Los Angeles: 11/7/2011 — Occupiers Shut Down Burger King — Video
178. Atlanta, GA: 11/6/2011 — Occupiers Arrested After Attacking Police
179. St. Louis, MO: 11/9/2011 — Occupiers Hack Into Mayor’s Website
180. Oakland, CA: 11/8/2011 — “Dangerous” Occupiers Hurting Small Business Owners
181. Vancouver, CN: 11/8/2011 — Occupiers Bite Two Police Officers
182. Wash DC: 11/8/2011 — Occupiers Use Children to Block Traffic — Video
183. Portland, OR: 11/9/2011 — Occupiers Threaten Citizen-Journalist – Video
184. Wash DC: 11/8/2011 — Occupiers Use Racial Taunts Against Black Security Guard — Video
185. Eureka, CA: 11/9/2011 — Occupier Defecates in Bank – Video
186. Wash DC: 11/5/2011 – Occupiers Menace Children, Female Reporter – Video
187. Portland, OR: 11/8/2011 — Occupiers Menace News Crew – Video
188. NYC: 11/8/2011 — Occupier: ‘I Wouldn’t Give a F**k if 9/11 Happened 911 More Times’
189. NYC: 11/8/2011 — Small Business Owner Threatened, Terrorized By Occupiers

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