Tag: Occupy Wall Street
"Occupy LA has brought needed attention to the growing disparities in our country and I look forward to its ongoing efforts to build an economy that works for everyone," [Los Angeles Mayor Antonio] Villaraigosa said at a press conference with police chief Charlie Beck.
"The City of Los Angeles cannot maintain the public safety of a long-term encampment," Villaraigosa explained almost two months after demonstrations started October 1.
It's obviously getting harder and harder in cities all across the country to keep sadistic rogue goon cops from attacking Americans exercising their constitutional rights of free speech and assembly.
These goons are becoming a major problem and could spark a revolution in the streets. And there are probably American companies supplying them with tear gas, rubber bullets, pepper spray and clubs, too.
Something has to be done about this problem. It's beginning to look like there will need to be hundreds of thousands or millions of people in the streets by springtime to counter these attacks on peaceful Americans if civil authorities don't start arresting these troublemakers.
Let's see what their reaction is when there are millions of people in the streets.
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Here's the ruling of Judge Michael Stallman finding the Occupy Wall Street protesters have no First Amendment right to remain in Zuccotti Park and denying their request for a restraining order against law enforcement.
The case is Matter of Waller v City of New York, Index No. 11295712011. While the court said it assumes that the First Amendment applies to the owners of Zuccotti Park, the owner has the right to adopt reasonable rules to maintain a safe and clean publicly available space. It said the movant (protesters) had not demonstrated "the rules adopted by the owners of the property, concededly after the demonstrations began, are not reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions permitted under the First Amendment." [More...]
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At Daily Kos, Big Tent Democrat interviews his 17 year old daughter about why she joined Occupy Wall Street. What a smart, articulate young woman.
Q: What do you think the goals of Occupy Are?A: To help wake America up to the fact that the country can't go on focused on the needs of the few over the needs of the many.
The movement has passed its one month anniversary, raised $300,000.00 and grown globally into Occupy Together. Reuters reports a new poll shows most New Yorkers support the protest. [More...]
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