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Old 11-10-2011, 06:49 PM
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Hypocrisy Thy Name is Occupy Oakland

Last week Occupy Oakland trashed a Wells Fargo Bank.
This week they deposited 20k into the same bank.

Occupy Oakland deposits $20,000 with … Wells Fargo | SFGate Blog | an SFGate.com blog
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Old 11-10-2011, 06:57 PM
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Last week Occupy Oakland trashed a Wells Fargo Bank.
This week they deposited 20k into the same bank.

Occupy Oakland deposits $20,000 with … Wells Fargo | SFGate Blog | an SFGate.com blog
Right lets judge an entire movement by the actions of a few anarchists. You so smart




Did you even bother to read the article?
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The deposit is just temporary, according to the group’s minutes.

“It takes time to transfer funds to a credit union. We need to help people in jail now,” the minutes of the Monday meeting read.

The $20,000, donated from the national Occupy Wall Street movement, will be used to bail demonstrators out of jail or pay injured protesters’ medical expenses.

Occupy Oakland is filing papers with the California secretary of state to become an unincorporated association, able to open a bank account of its own in a credit union.

But that takes as long as two weeks, the group’s lawyer said at the meeting. In the meantime, Occupy Oakland will put the money in a trust fund administered by the lawyer and others.

“This is time sensitive! People are in jail and need help!” the minutes read.

Ninety-seven percent of the Occupy campers voted to approve the proposal.
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Old 11-12-2011, 01:07 PM
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Right lets judge an entire movement by the actions of a few anarchists.
A FEW anarchists???

Next time you see the occupying fleabaggers on TV, count the number of T-shirts with the anarchist A symbol.

Or, who knows, maybe the A stands for A-hole and not for anarchist???
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Right lets judge an entire movement by the actions of a few anarchists. You so smart
Did you even bother to read the article?
Damn, you got... got 'em good too.

Ok boys, don't mess with tjts 1; he's just too sharp.
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Old 11-12-2011, 09:29 PM
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Did you even bother to read the article?
So..by their own admission, Wells Fargo was provding them a valuable service.
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Old 11-13-2011, 12:38 AM
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Right lets judge an entire movement by the actions of a few anarchists. You so smart
I don't have to judge "The Movement" by the actions of a few, the movement is inherently violent.

The movement deliberalty breaks laws regarding camping and staying overnight in areas where it is not permitted. The movement put together it's rallies with getting any required permits or paying any of the required fees. The movement deliberately challanges the police to enforce the law while the steadfastly refuse to obey the law. The movement is desperatley hoping they can invoke the police into violence so that they may have their "Kent State" moment. It's inherently violent and the only thing that keeps it peaceful is the police deliberately not enforcing the law. Are we a nation of laws or are we not.
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I don't have to judge "The Movement" by the actions of a few, the movement is inherently violent.

The movement deliberalty breaks laws regarding camping and staying overnight in areas where it is not permitted. The movement put together it's rallies with getting any required permits or paying any of the required fees. The movement deliberately challanges the police to enforce the law while the steadfastly refuse to obey the law. The movement is desperatley hoping they can invoke the police into violence so that they may have their "Kent State" moment. It's inherently violent and the only thing that keeps it peaceful is the police deliberately not enforcing the law. Are we a nation of laws or are we not.

That's exactly what the left wants to see! They will be silently jubilant the day that a cop or the National Guard gets goaded into or accidentally shoots one of these thug protestors.
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That's exactly what the left wants to see! They will be silently jubilant the day that a cop or the National Guard gets goaded into or accidentally shoots one of these thug protestors.
Do you truly believe this?
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Do you truly believe this?

Not ALL lefties will believe this. Not your rank and file citizens, but those seeking to attain or keep public office will INDEED be jubilant. It plays right into their hands politically when they can divide the masses.

There will be a party at Bill Ayer's house that will make enough noise for me to hear it in Texas.
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That's exactly what the left wants to see! They will be silently jubilant the day that a cop or the National Guard gets goaded into or accidentally shoots one of these thug protestors.
Who can forget the good times at Kent State!
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I think Larry and Chris may also be Nazi thugs, using their logic:

KKK/Nazi's support Bush Presidential Bid
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Who can forget the good times at Kent State!
Orangeburg, Jackson, somewhere in AZ, etc. Actually the history of US use of lethal force against citizen insurrections is quite long. Whose best interests do you think they represent anyway?
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Who can forget the good times at Kent State!
oh yeah, what was that infamous bumper sticker of the time? "National Guard 4, Kent State 0"
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Old 11-14-2011, 03:35 PM
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I don't have to judge "The Movement" by the actions of a few, the movement is inherently violent.

The movement deliberalty breaks laws regarding camping and staying overnight in areas where it is not permitted. The movement put together it's rallies with getting any required permits or paying any of the required fees. The movement deliberately challanges the police to enforce the law while the steadfastly refuse to obey the law. The movement is desperatley hoping they can invoke the police into violence so that they may have their "Kent State" moment. It's inherently violent and the only thing that keeps it peaceful is the police deliberately not enforcing the law. Are we a nation of laws or are we not.
Compared to the people they are protesting, who lost trillions of our money in risky derivative schemes and essentially destroyed this country's economy, how dare they, those dirty rotten illegal campers.......
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