Another day, another Occupy Wall Street post. These people just don’t realize when they’ve worn out their welcome. It’s one thing to have house guests stay a few extra days, it’s another to have park guests urinating in Tupperware and throwing it in your street.
“There is drumming,” resident Ro Sheffe said. “There are trumpets. There are bugles. There are tambourines. There’s yelling and shouting and chanting late into the night.”
John Tuttle works a few blocks away from the park and said some protesters’ behavior has become a health hazard.
“I saw a gentleman who was actually using Tupperware containers to urinate in,” Tuttle said. “He actually was dumping it in the street.”
Good grief.
In Oakland, the filth and general lawlessness descended into riots. Now the occupiers are upset that the police responded accordingly. When they behave this way, and carry signs that read “All my friends kill cops” it’s doubtful they will get the police on their side – union or otherwise.
Who knows what the total cost to taxpayers this movement has incurred. In Atlanta alone the estimate is $300,000. Almost a month ago the cost to New York City was in the neighborhood of $2 million. They’re even occupying small time cities like Syracuse and Poughkeepsie, for crying out loud.
If you’ve listened to Glenn Beck much lately, or read Andrew Breitbart’s sites, you’ve probably heard of Lisa Fithian, a career protester/agitator/community organizer who is a driving force behind the “grass roots OWS movement.” (I wonder how she feels about Elizabeth Warren stealing her thunder?) Turns out that Fithian has been working with ACORN-linked groups to organize the next round of OWS bank attacks. They’re even paying “staffers” to pose as occupiers.
In Chicago, they stormed Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s office. He sympathizes with them, but they aren’t happy about the way the city is hampering their efforts to “build a community” while squatting on other people’s property.
Now, if you’re in need of a chuckle – videos!
Peter Schiff takes on the occupiers – hilarity ensues.
And here’s the legacy of Obama: The Rise of the Obamavilles, or Wasted Away Again in Obamaville!
(About Occupy Syracuse – that story has been reported locally quite a bit lately. Of course, the local media has been extremely kind to them. I haven’t had a chance to get downtown myself to check it out. Maybe Mr. LC and I can get a sitter over the weekend and head down there. He loves confronting people! It would probably make for some good video. But we may want to bring “back up” as I hear these occupy folks are a bit unstable.)

Gah! That woman just doesn’t get it as she drones on abt the Bush tax cuts.
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But did you notice how she was momentarily speechless when he said he’s created 150 jobs, and asked how many she’s created. He made them all look like fools. Love it!
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Thanks for the link! I would like to check out the local madness as well, but don’t know if I’ll be able to find a way to get there, and I think maybe I’d also want to bring someone with me as well. The POK kooks look pretty harmless, but kooks can change from weird to dangerous fairly quickly.
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I’m thinking we can bring a construction crew to watch our backs. Tough fellas, who have no time for whining little pansies who don’t know what it’s like to work for a living.
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They think that the squeaky wheel gets the oil and this is their “American Spring”. I’d throw some Irish Spring at them and then rinse well with fire hoses. After that, a few fast blocks on foot with police dogs on their heels will help dry their clothes.
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[...] and K_Bob for the second verse, and Toombs for a different chorus. Why not?Update II: Linked at The Lonely Conservative.Update III: The song is complete! Thanks to Christy and RandyW for joining the fray.Category: [...]
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http://www.benzinga.com/news/11/10/2015610/occupy-everything-congress-shall-make-no-law
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