#Occupy Discussions

[Pete Bondurant]

Such hostility, Pete. Tell me about your mother? Were you jealous and resentful of your father?

You know what you can do with that Jew puppet!

[Tundratot]

Freud is disappointed in you, Pete. You know what happens to bad little boys.

[Sammy]

IQ has little to do with common sense. Who the hell signs anything without knowing or looking at it?? The Americans that fell for this are just as greedy as the predatory lenders. They want more than they can afford and are willing to overlook the OBVIOUS in pursuit of it.

Absolute fact!

They also have no qualms regarding the confiscation of others wealth to fund their greed!

[Tundratot]

@<u><a href="http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/member.php?u=460" target="_blank">Pete Bondurant</a></u>

[Pete Bondurant]

The Führer is upset after being informed by Generaloberst Jodl that General Steiner was unable to launch his offensive against the Soviets. "Das war ein befehl!"

[Tundratot]

Tut, tut!

[Tundratot]

Well, @<u><a href="http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/member.php?u=460" target="_blank">Pete Bondurant</a></u>, once again, you are getting your way . . . .

[Pete Bondurant]

Again....they are discussing General Steiner's inability to muster his 9th Army for a counter-attack against the Soviets in the Battle for Berlin.


And....if Adolf Hitler were running for President, I would vote for him....twice.

[Pete Bondurant]

Those perceptive Canadians notice that a disparity of income isn't the only thing that separates protesters from the so-called one percent. This hilarious quote is reported by Mark Schatzker of The Globe and Mail who interviewed protesters:

"It's weird protesting on Bay Street. You get there at 9 a.m. and the rich bankers who you want to hurl insults at and change their worldview have been at work for two hours already. And then when it's time to go, they're still there. I guess that's why they call them the one per cent. I mean, who wants to work those kinds of hours? That's the power of greed." - Jeremy, 38


UPDATE, FIVE MINUTES LATER: Is this a parody? Maybe? In which case, I solicit our readers to offer quotes that are just as wacky but true.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...rticle2209898/

[Mare]

@TheMorningStar is a better man than I because I just would not engage with @Sammy about the lack of "proof" Her posts are all you need

Out of curiosity @Sammy, have you been to any of the OWS gatherings? Do you know anyone on Wall Street?

Ot sounds like your boss is the exception to the rule of people with money. Most people with millions do not mow their own lawn or play with bales of hay when in their 80's.

Also, what's the issue with US public education (you said you would never send your children to public school)? Where do you live? Do you have kids?

[Pete Bondurant]

These fuckers are slobs. I could smell these degenerates from five blocks away. What these fucks need to occupy...is a shower. Abolish capitalism? These people have abolished soap, apparently. They have abolished shaving. They have abolished shampoo. Whenever they are forced to decamp from a particular location, they leave behind human waste, needles, used condoms, dirty diapers, empty bottles, burnt spoons, homosexual pornography and dirty underclothes. The vermin that follows them....not the so-called journalists, but the rats and cockroaches, slightly above journalists in the vast scheme of things, are only slightly more orderly and hygienic than these professional protesters.

[TheMorningStar]

Since we are using pics of individual signs to indicate the intentions of political movements, I have learned much.
Did you know the Tea Party movement was all about hate for Asian youths?


Apparently, everything is the fault of some guy named Hugh.


Live and learn.

[Pete Bondurant]

The Boston Tea Party was nothing more than an act of thievery and terrorism designed to eliminate the competitors of the rebel merchant, John Hancock.



http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/e...3#comment10983

[gee]

Apparently here in downtown LA we had two occupiers left held up in a makeshift tree house. Word on the street is they are going to spray their happy asses out of the tree with fire hoses. I hope that gets caught on video !

[Nell]

[Dakota Valkyrie]

Down-on-her-luck "Occupy Wall Street" protester Tracy Postert spent 15 days washing sidewalks and making sandwiches at New York's Zuccotti Park -- then landed a dream job at a Financial District investment firm thanks to a high-powered passer-by who offered her work.

The Upper West Sider, who has a Ph.D. in biomedical science specializing in pharmacology, was unemployed and had all but given up on finding work when she joined the movement in October.

She held signs that read, "Reagan sucks," and, "I'll vote after the revolution."

But she still needed to get a job, so she made a new sign that read, "Ph.D. Biomedical Scientist seeking fulltime employment," and on the back, "Ask me for my resume."

It caught the eye of Wayne Kaufman, chief market analyst for John Thomas Financial Brokerage. The exec was not looking to hire, but he took Postert's resume anyway.

The next day, Kaufman, impressed by her CV, sent her an email asking if she would like to come for an interview two blocks from Zuccotti Park at 14 Wall St.

"I had been unemployed for so long, I thought why not?" Postert said, adding that she is in her 30s and has no background in finance or business.

Kaufman offered her a job as a junior analyst evaluating medical companies as potential investments.

Postert said the decision to accept was painful but she has now just completed her third week as a Wall Street worker and she is already studying for her exams to be a certified financial analyst.

http://www.myfoxny.com/dpps/news/wal...11205_16243924

[bluewr]

Protesters ‘Mockupy’ Law and Order’s Fake Occupy Wall Street Set

NEW YORK — A replica Occupy Wall Street encampment created as a set for Law and Order: Special Victims Unit was swarmed late Thursday night by real Occupy activists.

Rallied to the scene several blocks from Zuccotti Park by organizers using the #mockupy hashtag on Twitter, the protesters showed their resentment over the TV crime drama’s use of Occupy as plot element with chants of “Mock-u-py! Mock-u-py!”

“This is not a cliché,” said one man who declined to give his name. “I’m personally insulted by this, because I was there during the raids.”

Many of the 100 or so protesters who arrived just before midnight in Foley Square seemed to view the imitation camp, and the OWS-themed Law and Order episode itself, as exploitative of the movement. Relatively unguarded, the small-scale arrangement of pop-up shelters, tents, tarps and cardboard was quickly filled with drumming and mic checks, as protesters helped themselves to food from the set’s kitchen and perused publications in its library.

“They’ve delivered us this perfectly wrapped Christmas present with a bow on top: They rebuilt our camp,” Occupy Wall Street organizer Jake DeGroot told Mother Jones. “How could we not go and take it?”



It’s the latest weird mutation of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which has spawned the Pepper Spray Cop meme and an Occupy Broadway spinoff, as well as numerous protest camps around the country, where people have gathered to show their opposition to bank bailouts and other outrages amidst a deteriorating economic climate.

“I can’t believe how fast this movement has made its way into popular culture,” said 42-year-old filmmaker Renee Renata Bergen at the Law and Order “mockupy.”

About 30 minutes into the bizarre fake occupation, a couple dozen members of the New York Police Department arrived to add more realism to the scene. A representative from the protesters’ legal working group used the people’s mic to inform the crowd that police were closing off the set and that those who remained would be subject to arrest. An officer then announced through a megaphone that the film permit had been revoked, and that there would be no shoot Friday.

Protesters left peacefully, with several taking food and other supplies from the mock kitchen as one woman used the people’s mic to voice her concern that stealing things was not representative of the movement. A couple of them turned around and returned their armfuls of booty, as police erected barricades in front of the scene.

When telephoned for comment about the incident, the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment took contact information and sent an e-mail saying, “The production did not have the required rigging permit to begin setup prior to its filming this morning at 8 a.m. For safety reasons, the production was asked to stop their preparations last night while the crowd dispersed. The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment is working with the production as they begin filming today. The City is currently experiencing record levels of productions, and the local entertainment industry employs 100,000 New Yorkers working behind the camera.”

There was no mention of Occupy Wall Street.

http://www.wired.com/underwire/2011/...law-and-order/

[Akelda]

Postert said the decision to accept was painful

Why??!! Did it go against what the movement stands for? Would they rather see her new employer living in a tent with them? Seems like she is one good example of something positive that can come from OWS. She got some results.

[Pete Bondurant]

Kaufman offered her a job as a junior analyst evaluating medical companies as potential investments.

Postert said the decision to accept was painful but she has now just completed her third week as a Wall Street worker and she is already studying for her exams to be a certified financial analyst.

Welcome to the Dark Side, Tracy.

[Waldowas]

Welcome to the Dark Side, Tracy.

Do you have cookies too?

[Rezaul]

Is this still happening? Kinda drop out from media...

[malq]

Is this still happening? Kinda drop out from media...

Here Occupiers are suing the city and police for getting evicted from the public park they ruined. I went down to watch the police remove them with kid gloves. Now we will spend the next 5 years winding its way through the courts at taxpayers expense.
They are determined to spend the money if they cant have it given to them.

[TheMorningStar]

Why is the Park Service capable of enforcing laws when the SEC is not?