Mob Rule From SEIU

investors ^ | 5/24/10 | editor

[Nachum]

Labor: Does belonging to the service workers' union give you the right to invade private homes, terrorize children and smear anyone questioning such tactics? Apparently so, based on recent events in Maryland

On May 16, Washington, D.C., police escorted 14 busloads full of Service Employees International Union (SEIU) members at least part of the way to storm the Chevy Chase, Md., home of Bank of America's deputy legal counsel, Greg Baer.

[Nachum]

Mongrel hoard.

[Carley]

Chicago rules

[kindred]

All the government and many of the private unions are thugs under the authority of the underground mafia, now called the democrat (demon rat, demon crap) party of punks, liars, thieves and murderers.

[highlander_UW]

SEIU moved from mob to terrorist organization when they acted to terrorize a child at home by himself in an effort to effect political change...intimidation with the intent to effect political change is one of the prime definition of terrorism.

But I won't be holding my breath for this criminal presidential regime to enforce the laws anytime soon. They proved they were not interested in justice when they gave a pass to the Black Panther thugs also performing a terrorist act to suppress the vote.

[bmwcyle]

It is time to have 50 CALs waiting for them.

[Sir Clancelot]

I favor throwing hot oil out the windows at them.

[bmwcyle]

Too medieval for me.

[BlazingArizona]

I really don’t know who to root for on this one. It was like watching Hitler vs. Stalin. All I can say is they deserved each other: the world’s worst bank colliding with the ultimate thug union. To find the outcome of such an epic collision, we will have to talk to a physicist.

[Touch Not the Cat]

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Why weren't the police arresting the goons for civil harassment, stalking or making terroristic threats?

[GonzoGOP]

Too medieval for me.
The modern way to say "GET OFF MY LAWN"

[GonzoGOP]

Why weren't the police arresting the goons for civil harassment, stalking or making terroristic threats?

The police escort was protecting the SEIU. The cops are unionized and can be expected to fully support their union brothers.

[centurion316]

Silly question. This is Barackistan, this sort of behavior comes with an official White House Seal of Approval. Not only do you get the SEIU, you get the full support and assistance of their union goon police force brethren. Have a nice little Marxist Day, and don’t forget to praise the Dear Leader.

[BookmanTheJanitor]

state sponsored terrorism

[william clark]

[bmwcyle]

Shaped charge is so much fun and effective. I know they would never step far on my lawn. My family all shoot well.

[XHogPilot]

GAU-2 Mini-Gatlings would be my choice. A pair of ‘em, plus a couple pick-up trucks full of linked 7.62 in jumbo cans would be a good start. They’re the most fun thing I’ve ever shot!

[Ben Mugged]

Unions are the storm troopers of socialism.

[bmwcyle]

I can see that.

[PapaBear3625]

Why weren't the police arresting the goons for civil harassment, stalking or making terroristic threats?

The DC police didn't just decide to escort the SEIU. They were probably ordered to do so by the DC politicians who issue their orders. The DC politicians are, in turn, utterly controlled by the Pelosi and Obama, who control their budgets and whether the Justice Dept indicts them for various acts.

This was not a spur of the moment thing -- it was ordered from the top.

And its no coincidence that they picked a victim in Dem-controlled Maryland rather than in Virginia (where they would have been more likely to be fired upon, and the property defender unlikely to be convicted by a Virginia jury).

[XHogPilot]

Did anyone call the police to report the mass trespass?