The rise of the silver protester: Now senior citizens and veterans take to the streets in Occupy Wall Street demonstrations
The Occupy Wall Street protests started Sept. 17 with a few dozen demonstrators who tried to pitch tents in front of the New York Stock Exchange. Since then, hundreds have set up camp nearby in Zuccotti Park and have become increasingly organized, lining up medical aid and legal help and printing their own newspaper.
The movement has surged in less than three weeks from a ragged group in downtown Manhattan to protesters of all ages demonstrating from Seattle to Tampa.
'I am a mother. I want a better world for my children,' said Lisa Clapier, 46, a producer who lives in Venice, California, who joined protesters in Los Angeles.
Unlike that idiotic Corporate sponsored Tea Party "movement", this thing has gone global..The entire world is calling for a system that prioritizes the well being of people over profits.
Vice Lord wrote: And how about the ACLU, hate them too?
Do you mean the All Christian Liberties Unaccepted organization? Yes, the Talipia of the legal system...the ACLU....they live off of suing local governments and settling.
Vice Lord wrote: And how about the ACLU, hate them too?
Do you mean the All Christian Liberties Unaccepted organization? Yes, the Talipia of the legal system...the ACLU....they live off of suing local governments and settling.
Talipia? Isn't that a fish? No...that's tilapia....I wonder what a talipia is.
Vice Lord wrote: And how about the ACLU, hate them too?
Do you mean the All Christian Liberties Unaccepted organization? Yes, the Talipia of the legal system...the ACLU....they live off of suing local governments and settling.
Talipia? Isn't that a fish? No...that's tilapia....I wonder what a talipia is.
It's a cheap fish...I understood what he meant and he mispelled it, so what.
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
