Occupy Wall Street
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Occupy Wall Street
Seems more like a gay street party to me. Is this just an excuse for the jobless to shout at brick walls?
Let the teargas fly, Mayor Bloomberg.
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Felix wrote:you've become very bitter since you became jewish......
Kierland drop-kicking Wolftard wrote: Aren’t you part of the silent generation?
Why don’t you just STFU.
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Re: Occupy Wall Street
Oh boy...
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Felix wrote:you've become very bitter since you became jewish......
Kierland drop-kicking Wolftard wrote: Aren’t you part of the silent generation?
Why don’t you just STFU.
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Re: Occupy Wall Street
Even Toddowen can get with this civil disobedience...
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Felix wrote:you've become very bitter since you became jewish......
Kierland drop-kicking Wolftard wrote: Aren’t you part of the silent generation?
Why don’t you just STFU.
Re: Occupy Wall Street
Why don't you occupy an air tight storage tank.
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Mikey wrote:Why don't you occupy an air tight storage tank.
Sorry, I'm busy occupying your dome.
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Felix wrote:you've become very bitter since you became jewish......
Kierland drop-kicking Wolftard wrote: Aren’t you part of the silent generation?
Why don’t you just STFU.
Re: Occupy Wall Street
What do they want?
“It is usually futile to try to talk facts and analysis to people who are enjoying a sense of moral superiority in their ignorance.”
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A job.The Seer wrote:What do they want?
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The Seer wrote:What do they want?
I have no idea, but I know what I want.
I got 99 problems but the 'vid ain't one
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Just read that they're usuing gas-powered generators to run their laptops to protest (among other things)...
global warming.
Pretty serious movement they have going there.
global warming.
Pretty serious movement they have going there.
I got 99 problems but the 'vid ain't one
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Most don't appear to have on the proper attire for a job interview.Mikey wrote:A job.The Seer wrote:What do they want?
“It is usually futile to try to talk facts and analysis to people who are enjoying a sense of moral superiority in their ignorance.”
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Dinsdale wrote:The Seer wrote:What do they want?
I have no idea, but I know what I want.
She does have the puppy eyes thing going on, doesn't she?
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Martyred wrote:
Oh boy...
20 years ago, Diego would have been all over that. Probably with lots of success too.
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Re: Occupy Wall Street
Looks suspiciously like m2...
:o
Hide the chimes!
:o
Hide the chimes!
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Felix wrote:you've become very bitter since you became jewish......
Kierland drop-kicking Wolftard wrote: Aren’t you part of the silent generation?
Why don’t you just STFU.
Re: Occupy Wall Street
No doubt the trauma to his throat dislodged his brain stem. That kid is Screw_Michigan grade stupid.Cuda wrote:Martyred wrote:
Oh boy...
20 years ago, Diego would have been all over that. Probably with lots of success too.
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Nice use of a straightedge on that sign-BTW.
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There's nothing straight about anything in that picture.
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I thought Rachel Maddow already had a job....
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Re: Occupy Wall Street
hahahaMartyred wrote:
Even Toddowen can get with this civil disobedience...
BSmack wrote:Best. AP take. Ever.
Seriously. I don't disagree with a word of it.
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That dude is gayer than AP with a fistful of Victoria's Secret gift certificates.
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Dins, send me those gift cards and I'll give you new jerking material.Dinsdale wrote:That dude is gayer than AP with a fistful of Victoria's Secret gift certificates.
BSmack wrote:Best. AP take. Ever.
Seriously. I don't disagree with a word of it.
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Sorry, I didn't recognize him without the chainmail and lipstick.Martyred wrote:Looks suspiciously like m2...
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Re: Occupy Wall Street
RACK THIS!!
This Is What a Mob Looks Like
by Ann Coulter 10/05/2011
I am not the first to note the vast differences between the Wall Street protesters and the tea partiers. To name three: The tea partiers have jobs, showers and a point.
No one knows what the Wall Street protesters want -- as is typical of mobs. They say they want Obama re-elected, but claim to hate "Wall Street." You know, the same Wall Street that gave its largest campaign donation in history to Obama, who, in turn, bailed out the banks and made Goldman Sachs the fourth branch of government.
This would be like opposing fattening, processed foods, but cheering Michael Moore -- which the protesters also did this week.
But to me, the most striking difference between the tea partiers and the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd -- besides the smell of patchouli -- is how liberal protesters must claim their every gathering is historic and heroic.
They chant: "The world is watching!" "This is how democracy looks!" "We are the ones we've been waiting for!"
At the risk of acknowledging that I am, in fact, "watching," this is most definitely not how democracy looks.
Sally Kohn, a self-identified "community organizer," praised the Wall Street loiterers on CNN's website, comparing the protest to the Boston Tea Party, which she claimed, "helped spark the American Revolution," adding, "and yes, that protest ultimately turned very violent."
First of all, the Boston Tea Party was nothing like tattooed, body–pierced, sunken-chested 19-year-olds getting in fights with the police for fun. Paul Revere's nighttime raid was intended exclusively to protest a new British tea tax. (The Wall Street protesters would be more likely to fight for a new tax than against one.)
Revere made sure to replace a broken lock on one of the ships and severely punished a participant who stole some of the tea for his private use. Samuel Adams defended the raid by saying that all other methods of recourse -- say, voting -- were unavailable.
Our revolution -- the only revolution that led to greater freedom since at least 1688 -- was not the act of a mob.
As specific and limited as it was, however, even the Boston Tea Party was too mob-like to spark anything other than retaliatory British measures. Indeed, it set back the cause of American independence by dispiriting both American and British supporters, such as Edmund Burke.
George Washington disapproved of the destruction of the tea. Benjamin Franklin demanded that the India Tea Co. be reimbursed for it. Considered an embarrassment by many of our founding fathers, the Boston Tea Party was not celebrated for another 50 years.
It would be three long years after the Boston Tea Party when our founding fathers engaged in their truly revolutionary act: The signing of the Declaration of Independence.
In that document, our Christian forebears set forth in blindingly clear terms their complaints with British rule, their earlier attempts at resolution, and an appeal to the Supreme Judge of the world for independence from the crown.
The rebel armies defending that declaration were not a disorganized mob, chanting slogans for the press and defacing public property.
Even the Minutemen, whose first scuffle with the British began the war, were a real army with ranks, subordination, coordination, drills and supplies. There is not a single mention in the historical record of Minutemen playing hacky-sack, burning candles assembled in "peace and love," or sitting in drum circles.
A British lieutenant-general who fought the Minutemen observed, "Whoever looks upon them as an irregular mob will find himself very much mistaken."
By contrast, the directionless losers protesting "Wall Street" -- Obama's largest donor group -- pose for the cameras while uttering random liberal cliches lacking any reason or coherence.
But since everything liberals do must be heroic, the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd insists on comparing themselves to this nation's heroes.
One told Fox News' Bill Schulz: "I was born to be here, right now, the founding fathers have been passing down the torch to this generation to make our country great again."
The Canadian environmental group behind Occupy Wall Street, Adbusters, has compared the Wall Street "revolutionaries" to America's founding fathers. (Incidentally, those who opposed the American Revolution fled after the war to ... Canada.)
The -- again -- Canadians exulted, "You sense they're drafting a new Declaration of Independence."
I suppose you only "sense" it because they're doing nothing of the sort. They say they want Mao as the president -- as one told Schulz -- and the abolition of "capitalism."
The modern tea partiers never went around narcissistically comparing themselves to Gen. George Washington. And yet they are the ones who have engaged in the kind of political activity Washington fought for.
The Tea Party name is meant in fun, inspired by an amusing rant from CNBC's Rick Santelli in February 2009, when he called for another Tea Party in response to Obama's plan to bail-out irresponsible mortgagers.
The tea partiers didn't arrogantly claim to be drafting a new Declaration of Independence. They're perfectly happy with the original.
Tea partiers didn't block traffic, sleep on sidewalks, wear ski masks, fight with the police or urinate in public. They read the Constitution, made serious policy arguments, and petitioned the government against Obama's unconstitutional big government policies, especially the stimulus bill and Obamacare.
Then they picked up their own trash and quietly went home. Apparently, a lot of them had to be at work in the morning.
In the two years following the movement's inception, the Tea Party played a major role in turning Teddy Kennedy's seat over to a Republican, making the sainted Chris Christie governor of New Jersey, and winning a gargantuan, historic Republican landslide in the 2010 elections. They are probably going to succeed in throwing out a president in next year's election.
That's what democracy looks like.
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This Is What a Mob Looks Like
by Ann Coulter 10/05/2011
I am not the first to note the vast differences between the Wall Street protesters and the tea partiers. To name three: The tea partiers have jobs, showers and a point.
No one knows what the Wall Street protesters want -- as is typical of mobs. They say they want Obama re-elected, but claim to hate "Wall Street." You know, the same Wall Street that gave its largest campaign donation in history to Obama, who, in turn, bailed out the banks and made Goldman Sachs the fourth branch of government.
This would be like opposing fattening, processed foods, but cheering Michael Moore -- which the protesters also did this week.
But to me, the most striking difference between the tea partiers and the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd -- besides the smell of patchouli -- is how liberal protesters must claim their every gathering is historic and heroic.
They chant: "The world is watching!" "This is how democracy looks!" "We are the ones we've been waiting for!"
At the risk of acknowledging that I am, in fact, "watching," this is most definitely not how democracy looks.
Sally Kohn, a self-identified "community organizer," praised the Wall Street loiterers on CNN's website, comparing the protest to the Boston Tea Party, which she claimed, "helped spark the American Revolution," adding, "and yes, that protest ultimately turned very violent."
First of all, the Boston Tea Party was nothing like tattooed, body–pierced, sunken-chested 19-year-olds getting in fights with the police for fun. Paul Revere's nighttime raid was intended exclusively to protest a new British tea tax. (The Wall Street protesters would be more likely to fight for a new tax than against one.)
Revere made sure to replace a broken lock on one of the ships and severely punished a participant who stole some of the tea for his private use. Samuel Adams defended the raid by saying that all other methods of recourse -- say, voting -- were unavailable.
Our revolution -- the only revolution that led to greater freedom since at least 1688 -- was not the act of a mob.
As specific and limited as it was, however, even the Boston Tea Party was too mob-like to spark anything other than retaliatory British measures. Indeed, it set back the cause of American independence by dispiriting both American and British supporters, such as Edmund Burke.
George Washington disapproved of the destruction of the tea. Benjamin Franklin demanded that the India Tea Co. be reimbursed for it. Considered an embarrassment by many of our founding fathers, the Boston Tea Party was not celebrated for another 50 years.
It would be three long years after the Boston Tea Party when our founding fathers engaged in their truly revolutionary act: The signing of the Declaration of Independence.
In that document, our Christian forebears set forth in blindingly clear terms their complaints with British rule, their earlier attempts at resolution, and an appeal to the Supreme Judge of the world for independence from the crown.
The rebel armies defending that declaration were not a disorganized mob, chanting slogans for the press and defacing public property.
Even the Minutemen, whose first scuffle with the British began the war, were a real army with ranks, subordination, coordination, drills and supplies. There is not a single mention in the historical record of Minutemen playing hacky-sack, burning candles assembled in "peace and love," or sitting in drum circles.
A British lieutenant-general who fought the Minutemen observed, "Whoever looks upon them as an irregular mob will find himself very much mistaken."
By contrast, the directionless losers protesting "Wall Street" -- Obama's largest donor group -- pose for the cameras while uttering random liberal cliches lacking any reason or coherence.
But since everything liberals do must be heroic, the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd insists on comparing themselves to this nation's heroes.
One told Fox News' Bill Schulz: "I was born to be here, right now, the founding fathers have been passing down the torch to this generation to make our country great again."
The Canadian environmental group behind Occupy Wall Street, Adbusters, has compared the Wall Street "revolutionaries" to America's founding fathers. (Incidentally, those who opposed the American Revolution fled after the war to ... Canada.)
The -- again -- Canadians exulted, "You sense they're drafting a new Declaration of Independence."
I suppose you only "sense" it because they're doing nothing of the sort. They say they want Mao as the president -- as one told Schulz -- and the abolition of "capitalism."
The modern tea partiers never went around narcissistically comparing themselves to Gen. George Washington. And yet they are the ones who have engaged in the kind of political activity Washington fought for.
The Tea Party name is meant in fun, inspired by an amusing rant from CNBC's Rick Santelli in February 2009, when he called for another Tea Party in response to Obama's plan to bail-out irresponsible mortgagers.
The tea partiers didn't arrogantly claim to be drafting a new Declaration of Independence. They're perfectly happy with the original.
Tea partiers didn't block traffic, sleep on sidewalks, wear ski masks, fight with the police or urinate in public. They read the Constitution, made serious policy arguments, and petitioned the government against Obama's unconstitutional big government policies, especially the stimulus bill and Obamacare.
Then they picked up their own trash and quietly went home. Apparently, a lot of them had to be at work in the morning.
In the two years following the movement's inception, the Tea Party played a major role in turning Teddy Kennedy's seat over to a Republican, making the sainted Chris Christie governor of New Jersey, and winning a gargantuan, historic Republican landslide in the 2010 elections. They are probably going to succeed in throwing out a president in next year's election.
That's what democracy looks like.
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Better late than neverpoptart wrote: If this sign has not been wytched by 10:07 a.m. Tuesday, I will consider this board to have officially fallen into the abyss.
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Link?The tea partiers have jobs, showers and a point.
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These are scum bag cockroach LEFT wing wackos. Plain and simple. The news media is trying to compare them to the "tea party", NO FUCKIN WAY!!!The Seer wrote:What do they want?
The Tea Party is all about FREEDOM and less government, while these sick ass liberal nutjobs are all about MORE government and less freedom for individuals.
I am fuckin mad as hell about this. Wanna know what I think? Get the fuck outta wall st. and get a fuckin JOB! You sick smelly weirdo liberals. Get a fuckin job you low life losers. STOP fucking and popping out babies, when you dont have the money to feed yourself even!!
Herman Cain came out with a statement, he told the losers who are marching and demonstrating, "If you are poor, get a fuckin JOB you losers you". Dont blame the rich, blame your own sick ass self, and stop crying and get to work you low life cocksuckers.
If you really wanted a job, just walk yourself into ANY wendys, chick filet, or MC Donalds, and with hard work, in 4 or 5 years, you can be the manager of one of these establishments, making between 45,000 and 65, 000 a year. Not bad for a loser scumbag drug using lowlife like yourself.
BUT, NOOOOO! these sick liberals want to sleep in all day, get free checks from the democrats, who in turn get their votes, fuck all day, pop out babies, get more free checks, and then blame the rich?
FUCK YOU, and I want the police to spray pepper in the eyes of any weirdo hippie left winger who steps outta line.
You disturb the peace in my city? im gonna shit down ur liberal throat, and piss in your fag liberal face.
I'll pull you out of that one bunk hilton and cast you down with the sodomites. The warden, shawshank redemption.
Re: Occupy Wall Street
All we are saying
Is give soap a chance
Is give soap a chance
I got 99 problems but the 'vid ain't one
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chris dodd, chuck schumer, barney frank, these sick ass democrats all made it easy for ANYONBE to own a home. Its a fact, look it up!! NOW, I am not saying that there arent criminal greedy rich people, sure there are, BUT, there are also millions of sick sick poor people who fuck all day, use drugs, pop out babies when they cant afford to feed themselves.
THEN, after they make bad and sick choices all their miserable lives, they have the nerve to blame the rich? FUCK YOU.
I have zero sympathy for an urban girl who has no money to feed herself, YET, she fucks all night and sleeps all day, popping out cockroaches to feed, and Bradhusker, the taxpayer gets the bill?
FUCK YOU.
NO MORE, you make horrible choices all your life, and then have the nerve to blame others for your sick ways?
FUCK YOU.
THEN, after they make bad and sick choices all their miserable lives, they have the nerve to blame the rich? FUCK YOU.
I have zero sympathy for an urban girl who has no money to feed herself, YET, she fucks all night and sleeps all day, popping out cockroaches to feed, and Bradhusker, the taxpayer gets the bill?
FUCK YOU.
NO MORE, you make horrible choices all your life, and then have the nerve to blame others for your sick ways?
FUCK YOU.
I'll pull you out of that one bunk hilton and cast you down with the sodomites. The warden, shawshank redemption.
Re: Occupy Wall Street
Racks.Dinsdale wrote:All we are saying
Is give soap a chance
Some Dennard once said "... like Phish fan avoids soap"
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Dirtbaggers?Dinsdale wrote:All we are saying
Is give soap a chance
Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:39 pmUnlike you tards, I actually have functioning tastebuds and a refined pallet.
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The tards are marching through Portland right now.
If history is any indicator here in Little Beruit, the Popo is going to rack up some nice overtime, which won't compare to the expense incurred from replenishing the supply of pepperspray.
The Dreadlocks of the Parkblocks have a lifetime oh-fer in this rivalry, but they're always ready for a rematch.
If history is any indicator here in Little Beruit, the Popo is going to rack up some nice overtime, which won't compare to the expense incurred from replenishing the supply of pepperspray.
The Dreadlocks of the Parkblocks have a lifetime oh-fer in this rivalry, but they're always ready for a rematch.
I got 99 problems but the 'vid ain't one
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LOLR-Jack wrote:Better late than neverpoptart wrote: If this sign has not been wytched by 10:07 a.m. Tuesday, I will consider this board to have officially fallen into the abyss.
That's what I'm talkin' about.
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they simply want the people that were primary contributors to the financial meltdown held accountable....you know, the people that fucked you and me out of billions of dollars....The Seer wrote:What do they want?
what does this have to do with global warming....you need to focusDinsdale wrote:Just read that they're usuing gas-powered generators to run their laptops to protest (among other things)...
global warming.
get out, get out while there's still time
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Felix wrote: what does this have to do with global warming....you need to focus
Uhm, serious question -- are you a complete fucking tard?
The Cultists seem to think the use of fossil fuels must be causing this warming thing.
Quiz question for you...
Q: What do portable generators run on?
Take your time.
Bonus Q: what are the majority of part in a laptop made of?
Again, take your time.
Just speaks to the disgusting sense of entitlement some people have -- "YOU need to stop using fossil fuels... but it's OK for me, because I'm on the Righteous Path."
"Corporations need to pay more taxes... even though I paid zero in federal taxes last year."
"I'm going to show how much I think corporations are damaging this country by spray-painting the front of their building." (Happened in the Occupy Portland thing last night...
where the people crying out for more government regulation are camping out, blocking a permitted event.
This whole (bowel) movement is just one KYOA after another. Some are undoubtedly using HP laptops to blog in protest of corporate exec bonuses.
I got 99 problems but the 'vid ain't one
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B-Monica must be there. He hasn't posted in a while, and they're his kind of dipshi-errr.... people
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Cuda wrote:B-Monica must be there. He hasn't posted in a while, and they're his kind of dipshi-errr.... people
Pickpockets tend to work better in large crowds.
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Kierland drop-kicking Wolftard wrote: Aren’t you part of the silent generation?
Why don’t you just STFU.
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So why aren't they outside the Capitol Building protesting Congress? Oh, yeah that's right...they're idiots. So are you.Felix wrote:they simply want the people that were primary contributors to the financial meltdown held accountable....you know, the people that fucked you and me out of billions of dollars....
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122290574391296381.html
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I got 99 problems but the 'vid ain't one
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they simply want the people that were primary contributors to the financial meltdown held accountable....you know, the people that fucked you and me out of billions of dollars....Felix wrote:The Seer wrote:What do they want?
OK, that would be Chris Dodd, Chuckie schumer, Barney Frank, and the rest of the sick liberal democrats who made it SUPER easy for low life scum to own a home, knowing full well they couldnt afford a home.
AND, those very same democrats did NOT listen to G W BUSH who warned them that Fannie and Freddie were headed for deep deep trouble, which could cause serious economic meltdown, They ignored Bush 5 times between 2001 and 2005.
So, it seems Felix the moron doesnt know who to protest against, cause your a fuckin idiot.
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