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Offline vesta111

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Re: The "Why OWS Should Be Gone, and STAY Gone" Game
« Reply #25 on: May 28, 2013, 08:47:41 AM »
Quote from: txradioguy on May 28, 2013, 03:10:12 AM
The rapes...drugs...prostitution...unsanitary living conditions and the degenerates that were hiding in there...nah...can't imagine why normal people would want OWS gone.

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Oh I don't think EVERYONE that shows up for a protest agrees with it. 

I am not Normal People I guess, anytime there is a big protest be it a Naked bike ride to protest the cost of tea in Vermont, it is interesting to watch the loonies do their stuff.  Gay parades are a hoot if one does not run into a relative marching.   

Yes I did become interested in the 70's with the anti war marches in SF.   Would take a picknick lunch to a hill to watch the hippies and police tangle.  Just once when the wind shifted and all the pepper spray came in my direction did I wonder what the heck I was doing there.   

I did drive to a site in Napa when all that free food was given as a ransom for Patty Hearst.  All the big 18 wheelers loaded with food that the people receiving it were selling in the parking lot for $5.00 a bag to the White and Latino on lookers.  A good deal for the onlookers, the poor got money for a nickel bag and the buyers had a weeks free grocery's.

I became addicted to watching all the foolishness of others in California.   To this day on a limited budget these protests over most anything is just about the only free entertainment I can get.

This is like free admittance to a Zoo, all these exotic humans, reminds me of the old carnival freak shows that displayed deformed humans. 

I say bring it on, especially in the summer when TV just has re runs and one gets tired of the beach.
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Re: The "Why OWS Should Be Gone, and STAY Gone" Game
« Reply #26 on: May 28, 2013, 09:56:33 AM »
I for one don't want "OWS gone". They do a FINE job of showing us "1%ers" what they really want.
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Re: The "Why OWS Should Be Gone, and STAY Gone" Game
« Reply #27 on: May 28, 2013, 10:41:26 AM »
Quote from: vesta111 on May 28, 2013, 08:47:41 AM
Oh I don't think EVERYONE that shows up for a protest agrees with it. 

I am not Normal People I guess, anytime there is a big protest be it a Naked bike ride to protest the cost of tea in Vermont, it is interesting to watch the loonies do their stuff.  Gay parades are a hoot if one does not run into a relative marching.   

Yes I did become interested in the 70's with the anti war marches in SF.   Would take a picknick lunch to a hill to watch the hippies and police tangle.  Just once when the wind shifted and all the pepper spray came in my direction did I wonder what the heck I was doing there.   

I did drive to a site in Napa when all that free food was given as a ransom for Patty Hearst.  All the big 18 wheelers loaded with food that the people receiving it were selling in the parking lot for $5.00 a bag to the White and Latino on lookers.  A good deal for the onlookers, the poor got money for a nickel bag and the buyers had a weeks free grocery's.

I became addicted to watching all the foolishness of others in California.   To this day on a limited budget these protests over most anything is just about the only free entertainment I can get.

This is like free admittance to a Zoo, all these exotic humans, reminds me of the old carnival freak shows that displayed deformed humans. 

I say bring it on, especially in the summer when TV just has re runs and one gets tired of the beach.

Outstanding post H-5.  What did you do with Vesta???
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Re: The "Why OWS Should Be Gone, and STAY Gone" Game
« Reply #28 on: May 28, 2013, 01:57:16 PM »
Quote from: txradioguy on May 28, 2013, 03:10:12 AM
The rapes...drugs...prostitution...unsanitary living conditions and the degenerates that were hiding in there...nah...can't imagine why normal people would want OWS gone.

 :whatever:

Yep, the occupoopers went Detroit faster than democrats and unions.
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Re: The "Why OWS Should Be Gone, and STAY Gone" Game
« Reply #29 on: May 28, 2013, 03:37:23 PM »
Quote from: jukin on May 28, 2013, 01:57:16 PM
Yep, the occupoopers went Detroit faster than democrats and unions.

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