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A lot of people facing jail time and dealing with jail-cry. I doubt its about the outfit, and more about the experience.
Jail can mean a lot of things-loss of freedom being the most minor component. Often it also results in loss of job, housing, and custody of children. Things that people do in fact cry about.
McMillan was convicted of felony assault for cracking a cop in the eye in 2012 when he tried to shepherd a crowd of Occupy Wall Street protesters out of Zuccotti Park on the six-month anniversary of the movement.
So she was arrested for resisting being removed from where she had every right to be.
The OWS was also complaining about those who thought they deserved everything and were able to get the government to give it to them.
For some reason we don't want to condemn those actions.
Yep- but the global bankers, which have no allegiance to this country, still have their army of useful idiots; Just look at the OP-still crying about Occupy Wall Street years later.
A lot of people facing jail time and dealing with jail-cry. I doubt its about the outfit, and more about the experience.
Jail can mean a lot of things-loss of freedom being the most minor component. Often it also results in loss of job, housing, and custody of children. Things that people do in fact cry about.
Stop trying to make excuses for these sorry people.
Yep- but the global bankers, which have no allegiance to this country, still have their army of useful idiots; Just look at the OP-still crying about Occupy Wall Street years later.
How utterly pathetic!
None of them physically attacked a cop.
Zero tolerance baby, zero tolerance.
None of them physically attacked a cop.
Zero tolerance baby, zero tolerance.
Nobody tried to throw them out of anywhere they had a right to be in.
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