>>LOL, sure, 25 cities with the average turnout being in the very low 100’s and in some cases under 100.<<
Can you give a reference for that?
I can’t find a count anywhere.
There is even a story here on FR (I be3lieve) about a protest in Minn. which drew less then 100 and now we are reading about the groups being infiltrated by kids looking for drugs and sex and a few just there for the food.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/it_nyc_lam_sterdam_bmE4vlV5aDUWhBRv9IbaiK#ixzz1aNzIGOx7
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2790463/posts?page=1#1
About 350 people came out for the third day of the OccupyMN protest, an event mirroring others across the country decrying economic inequality, which many blame on the power of Wall Street and the very wealthy.
At about 3 p.m., about 250 participants walked a few blocks to the Metrodome as fans were leaving the Vikings game. A couple of hours later, a smaller group of participants marched along the Nicollet Mall in honor of Troy Davis, the Georgia man executed last month after being convicted 20 years ago for killing a police officer.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/10/09/eveningnews/main20117885.shtml