Inthemiddle
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I don't see Tea Partiers willing to endure discomfort, pepper spray, or beatings.
I'm sure they would have if they'd been subject to them.
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I don't see Tea Partiers willing to endure discomfort, pepper spray, or beatings.
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
I don't see Tea Partiers willing to endure discomfort, pepper spray, or beatings.
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?
Yep.... your right.
Those silly Tea Partiers have jobs.... abide by the rules, and dont get beat down due to that RESPECT for the rule of law.
So by that metric..... guess you win.
Just the kinda people the socialist state loves - people who don't get a beat down because they respect the rule of law.
LMAO........I'll be down there tomorrow AM. Hoping to get some good glimpses of the inevitable slap downs of the Walking Dead from New Yorks Finest!!
Leave it to the far left assholes in our society. They always find a way to shoot themselves in the face and grab defeat from the jaws of victory.
The Tea Party isn't a group who conducts themselves like low class morons......They get their message out without destruction, violence, and the breaking of laws.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 Street’s 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
Those who support the corporations power are terrified of the OWS movement. The number of threads on here alone by the right wingers shows that.
I don't see Tea Partiers willing to endure discomfort, pepper spray, or beatings.
That's because they overwhelmingly prefer to not make any personal sacrifices whatsoever in furtherance of a better nation. In fact -that's pretty much their platform.
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
LMAO........I'll be down there tomorrow AM. Hoping to get some good glimpses of the inevitable slap downs of the Walking Dead from New Yorks Finest!!
Leave it to the far left assholes in our society. They always find a way to shoot themselves in the face and grab defeat from the jaws of victory.
Excellent. This dickhead wants to go down and witness Americans beating Americans. What a fucking Patriot!
And......Hilda seems to have spit out that last real tooth.
The main difference between the Tea Party and OWS, was the Tea Party was mad that there might be mortgage bailouts (That's what the whole cnbc rant was about), they were upset with the election of the first black president and they abhorred the health care bill even though it was a conservative initiative.
The OWS movement is concerned about the gross income disparity, the massive layoffs, the offshoring of American jobs, the collusion of private industry and government to set policy and legislation.
In a nutshell, the Tea Party was mad at "other" Americans at the same or lower income bracket and OWS is mad at Americans at really high income brackets that are unfairly gaming the system.
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
The main difference between the Tea Party and OWS, was the Tea Party was mad that there might be mortgage bailouts (That's what the whole cnbc rant was about), they were upset with the election of the first black president and they abhorred the health care bill even though it was a conservative initiative.
The OWS movement is concerned about the gross income disparity, the massive layoffs, the offshoring of American jobs, the collusion of private industry and government to set policy and legislation.
In a nutshell, the Tea Party was mad at "other" Americans at the same or lower income bracket and OWS is mad at Americans at really high income brackets that are unfairly gaming the system.
The main difference between the Tea Party and OWS, was the Tea Party was mad that there might be mortgage bailouts (That's what the whole cnbc rant was about), they were upset with the election of the first black president and they abhorred the health care bill even though it was a conservative initiative.
The OWS movement is concerned about the gross income disparity, the massive layoffs, the offshoring of American jobs, the collusion of private industry and government to set policy and legislation.
In a nutshell, the Tea Party was mad at "other" Americans at the same or lower income bracket and OWS is mad at Americans at really high income brackets that are unfairly gaming the system.
Here we go. yet another 'the Tea Party are all RACIST' rants.
Tea Party supporters fierce animosity toward Washington, and the president in particular, is rooted in deep pessimism about the direction of the country and the conviction that the policies of the Obama administration are disproportionately directed at helping the poor rather than the middle class or the rich.
The overwhelming majority of supporters say Mr. Obama does not share the values most Americans live by and that he does not understand the problems of people like themselves. More than half say the policies of the administration favor the poor, and 25 percent think that the administration favors blacks over whites compared with 11 percent of the general public.
Poll Finds Tea Party Backers Wealthier and More Educated - NYTimes.com
It also looked at the views of Tea Party supporters on race issues. Asked if too much has been made of the problems facing African-Americans, 52 percent said yes.
That compares to 28 percent of Americans overall who say too much has been made of the problems facing blacks, and 23 percent of non-Tea Party whites who say as much.
Poll: Most Tea Partiers Believe Too Much Made of Problems Facing Blacks - - CBS News
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 main difference between the Tea Party and OWS, was the Tea Party was mad that there might be mortgage bailouts (That's what the whole cnbc rant was about), they were upset with the election of the first black president and they abhorred the health care bill even though it was a conservative initiative.
The OWS movement is concerned about the gross income disparity, the massive layoffs, the offshoring of American jobs, the collusion of private industry and government to set policy and legislation.
In a nutshell, the Tea Party was mad at "other" Americans at the same or lower income bracket and OWS is mad at Americans at really high income brackets that are unfairly gaming the system.
Sallow......I love ya but you always put it on the tee for me bro