I started off w/ a joke about “oh you must be having some fun down there”. He laughed and said he didn't work that area. Only once was he called in to work it, but has friends working it.
He said no one knows what they are protesting....and neither do they (the protesters). Apparently the NYPD does engage them in conversation, as to why they are there.
Basic answers....”the economy”. Basic question...”who'd you vote for”. Basic answer “Obama”. Basic question....”why aren't you in DC protesting?”
Basic answer....dumbfounded look w/ an incomprehensible answer.
I asked him why bloomturd backed down. He said it wasn't bloomturd, but the owner of the property. As far as they can figure, the owner is a supporter of it.
I told him we want to see those batons coming out w/ a few cracked skulls and why aren't they doing it. He said “they would sue us. They are constantly videoing us”. However, the NYPD, don't know if these leeches know, NYPD is videoing as well. I said if they attack you, as they have done, you have every right to defend yourself. I'm sure he was NOT going to let me in on ANY plan, nor would I expect him to.
I told him to spread the word to his “peeps” that we want to see some “cracking of the heads” going on. I was on FR at work, came across a thread that posted the violence they were encouraging......chopping off the heads of white people. It was a twitter thread, can't seem to find it. Should have bookmarked it but didn't.
I printed it out for him and said show this to your higher ups. This is what these people really want.
He didn't seem to think it would last must longer, in NYC any how. Off topic....that damn mosque has officially opened. Then we got started on 9/11. He was there. 1 woman police officer from his unit died. Her last words were "these building are going to come down". By the time they got there, they hit the wall of "black"....the first tower that came down.
Personally I think NY needs a big tea party event in the spring. Have thousands of people show up, shop in the local shops, listen to a few speakers, and quietly leave after a few hours.
It would be a real contrast for the people of NY to look at.
Thanks for that informative post, glad I caught it.