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OWS Protestors Back in Zucotti Park
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chrisrobin
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In the words of the venerable St. Ronald, "you ain't seen nothing yet!" OWS will not be going away any time soon. 
JB3
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More like: rules for a park, that existed before OWS was even a twinkle in anyone's eye.
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Red herring. Keep it coming!
Red herring? No. You attempt to paint these rules as something new. They're not. They've existed for years.
JayHawk
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Well hopefully it will make the OWS play like big ole grown up adults and have a platform and make a difference.
They wont have anywhere near the support if they cant pull in the itinerant and homeless.
I will be very interested to see now who the people are who actually desire to protest everyday about this issue.
Kudos to NYC. A workable solution And hey they didnt have to offer free office space like LA did...
They wont have anywhere near the support if they cant pull in the itinerant and homeless.
I will be very interested to see now who the people are who actually desire to protest everyday about this issue.
Kudos to NYC. A workable solution And hey they didnt have to offer free office space like LA did...
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If they've got the dedication, they still ought to be able to make a 24/7 occupation within those rules.
If snow hits hard... do igloos count?
If snow hits hard... do igloos count?
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Probably the opposite is true.
And that manipulation of the truly poor by the city in an attempt to discredit the movement was despicable.
I will be very interested to see now who the people are who actually desire to protest everyday about this issue.
Kudos to NYC. A workable solution And hey they didnt have to offer free office space like LA did...
Kudos?
So you think they're rolling in money and can afford to travel every day from where they live?
This is truly turning money into speech -- and shutting down speech if you don't have money.
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BTW:
I think the "no lending library" provision is baldly unconstitutional under two parts of the First Amendment.
I think the "no lending library" provision is baldly unconstitutional under two parts of the First Amendment.
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thats complete bullshyt!!... i live in New York and most of those rules were adjusted for the Occupy Movement itself, privately owned public spaces are a poor excuse for corporations and institutions alike to do as they please when they see it doesn't fit their agenda. For people like you to support systematic oppression proves that you are obediant slaves to the establishment