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Are people really living down there, like when they did occupy wall street?
Looks like it. Just as you see on tv. Tents and all. It's the graffiti that bothers me more than anything. The city has the ability to clean graffiti in 5 seconds they have special units just for that. Are they affraid that since they are taking up permanent residence there that they will just scrawl more graffiti after they clean it up? So are they waiting for them to leave the area? If so get rid of them.
Looks like it. Just as you see on tv. Tents and all. It's the graffiti that bothers me more than anything. The city has the ability to clean graffiti in 5 seconds they have special units just for that. Are they affraid that since they are taking up permanent residence there that they will just scrawl more graffiti after they clean it up? So are they waiting for them to leave the area? If so get rid of them.
The filthy occupiers will try to stop the person removing the spray paint.
The filthy occupiers will try to stop the person removing the spray paint.
The city has these graffiti removal trucks high pressure washers and chemicals. you never see them because they hardly make use of them. But if one of them tries to stop them they should get hosed!
Apparently all the rich white kids left and now it's full of homeless people and open toilets
Ha, that's funny. I guess they had to go make a few withdrawals from the trust fund, and recharge for the next outrage. Ain't much fun camping in 90 degree weather.
This is the communist utopia they are talking about, people:
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Originally Posted by under a mountain
Ha, that's funny. I guess they had to go make a few withdrawals from the trust fund, and recharge for the next outrage. Ain't much fun camping in 90 degree weather.
Nahh leave it, they're not on the subways anymore!
Good point
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