Posts Tagged ‘Occupy Wall Street’
Liberal outrage is selective
What kind of guy is Barack Obama?
We know he was sympathetic to the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) crowd. Two years ago, he let them take over McPherson Square. McPherson Square is controlled by the National Park Service, whose boss is the president. McPherson Square lies in the heart of the nation’s capitol.
The OWS crowd moved in, confronted police and despoiled the square. They defecated and urinated in this park in very public ways. Some occupiers roamed the area naked to make some type of point, although I’m not quite sure what it was.
Maybe it was simply that “anarchy is cool.”
Anyway, the president was okay with this, letting these lowlifes occupy the space for two months. He let taxpayers pick up the tab to clean up the substantial mess left behind once they cleared out and moved back into their parents’ basements …
What’s the difference between “Occupy Chick-fil-A” and Occupy Wall Street?
How did the Occupy Chick-fil-A event differ from Occupy Wall Street? Let me count the ways …
Read More“Tenacity of protestors is to be admired”
By Tom Quiner The pro life protesters took over city parks around the nation. They were loud and profane. They called themselves the 99.5, which represents the percentage of our population not aborted each year. They protest in defense of the .5% preborn who have no rights and are aborted each year. At their encampment…
Read MoreWhat kind of people want to “occupy Wall Street”?
By Tom Quiner You can’t help but glean some quick reactions to the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) crowd. They’re profane. They like to copulate in public parks. The women like to display themselves in a state of undress. Impressed so far? But what is really on their minds? Democratic pollster, Douglas Schoen, had a senior…
Read MoreOccupy Wall Street reactions
By Tom Quiner Here are a few interesting reactions to the OWS (Occupy Wall Street) movement as seen on Facebook.
Read MoreHow do we create opportunity?
By Tom Quiner Some of the folks participating in the Occupy Wall Street protests have a good point: they need a job. The official unemployment rate continues to hover above nine percent. That number doesn’t reflect another group, the permanently unemployed. These are the folks that have given up looking for a job. When you…
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