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The occupation at Zuccotti Park may be over, but wary city officials are bracing for trouble tomorrow when a mob of that could number in the tens of thousands is expected to answer Occupy Wall Streets call to shut down the Financial District.
Everything that we have seen and heard suggests that we may have tens of thousands of people tomorrow protesting.
The protesters are calling for a massive event aimed at disrupting major parts of the city, Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson told reporters this afternoon.
Read more: City braces for 'tens of thousands' of protesters set to march on Financial District - NYPOST.com
City braces for 'tens of thousands' of protesters set to march on Financial District - NYPOST.com
Does it look like this movement is waning?
I don't see Tea Partiers willing to endure discomfort, pepper spray, or beatings. So, which movement is likely to outlive the other?
Does it look like this movement is waning?
I don't see Tea Partiers willing to endure discomfort, pepper spray, or beatings. So, which movement is likely to outlive the other?
The occupation at Zuccotti Park may be over, but wary city officials are bracing for trouble tomorrow when a mob of that could number in the tens of thousands is expected to answer Occupy Wall Streets call to shut down the Financial District.
Everything that we have seen and heard suggests that we may have tens of thousands of people tomorrow protesting.
The protesters are calling for a massive event aimed at disrupting major parts of the city, Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson told reporters this afternoon.
Read more: City braces for 'tens of thousands' of protesters set to march on Financial District - NYPOST.com
City braces for 'tens of thousands' of protesters set to march on Financial District - NYPOST.com
Good!
The people are speaking.
Good!
The people are speaking.
It would be interesting to see a poll about how Americans view the OWS movement.
While I hear talk radio hosts lambasting the movement (so much so, that it makes me wonder if they're afraid of it), I haven't seen any poll result of how average Americans feel about the movement.
However, considering the fact that so many average Americans ended up getting the economic and financial metaphorical 'shaft' even as Wall Street Bankers got a bailout followed by record profits, I find it hard to believe that those average Americans aren't secretly (and maybe not so secretly) rooting for this movement and the protesters who are enduring everything from cold weather to late night and early morning police raids.
Nice to hear something besides money speak for a change.
Nice to hear something besides money speak for a change.
Do you know what this is about?
It's Citizens United (the Supreme Court Case about legalizing unlimited corporate money in the political process) VERSUS Citizens United (as in We The People marching in the streets).
Does it look like this movement is waning?
I don't see Tea Partiers willing to endure discomfort, pepper spray, or beatings. So, which movement is likely to outlive the other?
The occupation at Zuccotti Park may be over, but wary city officials are bracing for trouble tomorrow when a mob of that could number in the tens of thousands is expected to answer Occupy Wall Streets call to shut down the Financial District.
Everything that we have seen and heard suggests that we may have tens of thousands of people tomorrow protesting.
The protesters are calling for a massive event aimed at disrupting major parts of the city, Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson told reporters this afternoon.
Read more: City braces for 'tens of thousands' of protesters set to march on Financial District - NYPOST.com
City braces for 'tens of thousands' of protesters set to march on Financial District - NYPOST.com
Yeppp... they gonna burn dat mother fucker down
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It would be interesting to see a poll about how Americans view the OWS movement..
Good!
The people are speaking.
It would be interesting to see a poll about how Americans view the OWS movement.
While I hear talk radio hosts lambasting the movement (so much so, that it makes me wonder if they're afraid of it), I haven't seen any poll result of how average Americans feel about the movement.
However, considering the fact that so many average Americans ended up getting the economic and financial metaphorical 'shaft' even as Wall Street Bankers got a bailout followed by record profits, I find it hard to believe that those average Americans aren't secretly (and maybe not so secretly) rooting for this movement and the protesters who are enduring everything from cold weather to late night and early morning police raids.
Poll: Public Opinion Turning Against Occupy Wall Street | TPMDC
