The new, portable, anti-protest street-sweeping device. Now in fun size:
Posted on 04/30/2012 8:13:40 AM PDT by ShadowAce
And what about all of the 99% who are just trying to get to work so they can feed their families, you misbegotten lumps of a pig’s backside? I guess if they’re not down for the struggle then F’ em huh? They will be harmed far more by your 1 day strike than the 1%. I use their terms to illustrate a point. I despise this balkanization of America. People are moving into the top 1 % all the time and also out of it if they make bad decisions. And as for enjoying the day without the 99% the producers in this country could get along fine if the 99% all dropped dead. It is the 99% who would be doomed without the 1%.
Now that's the kind of environmentalism I can support.
Yea, really; its like all the news is all about the “Coastie Commies”, day in and day out. Who gives a crap?
Bigger than 9/11??
No, no, bring it.
Both New York and San Fransicko are poster-children for the commisar-run communist gulag.
Those cities are more liberal than ever even *AFTER* the Moslems killed 3,000 people on 9-11-01.
They deserve the Occutards *AND* the Muzzloids.
You be careful, Vision. Stay safe. Hopefully, these cretins are all bluster.
The more these morons protest/occupy the greater conservative numbers grow. Handouts/Socialism/Marxism is their message, and people coast to coast are sick of it. This does nothing but damage democrats and the current administration. Keep going you idiots, the more you protest, the greater the chances of a Republican Senate & President!
The new, portable, anti-protest street-sweeping device. Now in fun size:
Speed bumps ensue.
The thugs continue to test Newton’s Third Law.
Speed bumps to ensue.
Thanks
My sentiments exactly.
Do you know what to call an Occupier that gets in the way of a NYC Cabbie?
A Bumper Sticker.
I think that New York can handle them.
The ol’ “circle o’ life”, don’cha know...
;-)
always depends on how the weather is.....
I was in NYC on 9/11, a few blocks from Ground Zero.
For the next few weeks and months, the city was united in standing up against the terrorists. A friend of mine was rescued by boat from Battery Park, and taken to Newark Hospital, where she saw a long line of what looked like drug thugs lined up at the hospital. She was frightened, until she learned that the Neward drug thugs had all gone to the hospital to give blood for the wounded—although there turned out not to be many wounded.
And for the next few weeks I found a different attitude in the subways. Normally you don’t make eye contact with strangers in the subway, but people were talking, including blacks and whites together. One black woman in the seat next to me told me about her three sons in the military.
Over the years since, that all fell apart. Giuliani did a great job of holding that spirit together, but since then, the Democrat politicians have destroyed it, and returned us to the usual race-baiting and other liberal ****. Bloomberg couldn’t take down the memorial sites, flowers, writings by schoolchildren in honor of dead firemen, and prayers from visitors any more quickly. I used to walk by the site of the Trade Towers regularly, and the change after Bloomberg came into office was astonishing.
Regretably, the people follow the lead of the politicians. But the people are not the primary source of this evil. It’s the politicians, putting them on the welfare plantation for their own greedy reasons.
Please send them to Detroit as well.
Although there is really not much to destroy here....
Don't forget Detroit - Black Panthers could help burn that one down...
Odd how when a liberal group makes threats, there's no blowback from Homeland Security. I wonder how these violent threats would be treated by Janet and the MSM if made by Tea Party members - or the NRA.
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