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NeedleDicktheBugFucker 22 Reviews 3633 reads
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http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/occupy-has-lost-jon-stewart#.TsUeHnaM4v0.twitter

Snow, Darwin even lives in OWS.

Woner what side of the park Willy is on?

WillyWonkasLawyer1049 reads

from making these gratuitous derogatory statements regarding my client!
PS:  I love Jon Stewart, that right wing looney!

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NeedleDicktheBugFucker1159 reads

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WillyWonkasLawyer2976 reads

Besides, it takes one to know one.

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willywonka4u2619 reads

But calling it an attack on OWS is a bit much. This clip is similar to Colbert's "to know a district" bits. Speaking of Colbert, I loved this clip from the other day.

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/402382/november-15-2011/occupy-wall-street-decamped

Of course, I could see why Mr. No T would post this given the events of today. Even Bill O'Reilly came out yesterday saying the movement was over. Then 35,000 people gathered in Foley Square. To quote Rick Perry, "oops."  :)

I don't know what was better: Surrounding the NYSE, the march on the Brooklyn Bridge, taking the message to the subway, or the massive solidarity in Foley Square with more labor unions than you can shake a stick at.

No, I know what the best part of the day was. The "Batman" insignia projected onto the Verizon building. Talk about cool.  

-- Modified on 11/17/2011 8:31:05 PM

Related Link: coolness.

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willywonka4u932 reads

..i.e. replying to my own post, but today was just breath taking. What's that saying? A picture is worth a 1000 words? I think the following pictures are worth 99% of the words in the English language. :)

My favorite picture...traders on the floor of the NYSE watching the events outside.

-- Modified on 11/17/2011 8:24:20 PM

Related Link: priceless.

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WillyWonkasLawyer1337 reads

I kinda liked that too!  There is nothing wrong with dissent.  What if some jerk decided all those  Tea Party rallies were "disturbing the peace?"  Everybody's got a right to prance around with placcards.  This iz Ammurrika!
nick

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willywonka4u780 reads

It seems that a reporter from the very right wing rag the Daily Caller got beat up by the NYPD, only to find that the people she'd been demonizing offered her help and medical assistance. Who knows, maybe another right winger will learn what solidarity is all about.

Related Link: right wing reporter beaten by NYPD, helped by protesters she demonized.

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PitchingWedge1225 reads

That crowd was nothing compared to a parade for a Super Bowl or World Series champion.  

What is it about this that gives you such a hard-on????

This is nothing to be proud of. It is an embarrassing act of stupidity by a thousands of people.

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willywonka4u1266 reads

This is a mass, continuous, never-ending protest against and to disrupt corporate capitalism. Why wouldn't it give me a hard-on? :)

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Officer Cartman1662 reads

Exactly you unemployed, government check cashing leach.  Say Willy, I'm posting because I'm currently home from work today.  How's your "Government Job" going?  

Take...Take...Take

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willywonka4u1288 reads

Maybe all this class warfare is getting to you? :)

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Snowman391837 reads

They cry and moan about anyone interfering with their right to free speech, but will impede the rights of others trying to get to work or across the Brooklyn bridge.

Time to stop dicking around with the police and activate the National Guard.

-- Modified on 11/18/2011 8:17:22 PM

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