Gommorrah - 2011-11-07
occupy wall street, you need to be better about some of those tangentially related to your movement committing minor property damage - Liberal Hero Jon "Woo Hoo Obama Killed a Bad Guy" Stewart
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sosage - 2011-11-07
"Hey check this guy out. Dare me to? Bet I wind up on Youtube. ROFL!"
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Ursa_minor - 2011-11-07
Haha, what the fuck?
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duck&cover - 2011-11-07
Owww, ya shot me!
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delicatessen - 2011-11-07
You ok dude?
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baleen - 2011-11-07
The sad thing about real demonstrations is that all the gutter slime, trust fund anarchists, angry hippies, excons, and idiots with a chip on their shoulders for any reason come out to demonstrate their idiocy. I really hope they don't actually hurt anybody. I'm on a lot of OWS forums and while most of the people are amazingly together and cool, a few of them are violent reactionaries that scare the shit out of me.
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StanleyPain - 2011-11-07 At this point, I think it's very safe to assume that anyone advocating violence is very likely a plant. The right has already been trying to go through James O'Keefe style hoops to incriminate them, and they're getting desperate at this points (I mean, really, filming the protestors and trying to give them free bongs?) I'm not saying there aren't actual dumb reactionary morons in the movement...I'm just saying we've reached a stage where the sad desperation of the right wing in this country will basically try anything to discredit the protests.
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baleen - 2011-11-07 I agree with that. Then again, it wasn't a plant to dump a bunch of McDonald's applications on protestors in Chicago, but that's the kind of thing that will push a desperate person over the edge. I am not so wide eyed and idealistic that I think the Left doesn't bite back... transcending ideology, with real unemployment at 20% and people losing their homes it's only a matter of time before someone walks into a foreclosure mill and blows something up. I am terrified of how the media is going to handle it.
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kwash - 2011-11-07 Fun fact about dumping McDonalds applications on protestors:
In April, McDonalds announced it was going to hire 50,000 new employees, in one day. They received more than 1,000,000 applications.
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wackyakmed - 2011-11-07 The camps are serving as planning grounds for more of the action you're talking about. We had a bank transfer day that was fairly successful here in Seattle last weekend. Again, if you're more of the brainy, planning type, join a local occupy direct action group and plan something!
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paparatti - 2011-11-07
5 stars for police state evil, but is a poor Western version of what happens in real war zones with real bullets.
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SixDigitDebt - 2011-11-07
Nice shot. :D
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Xenocide - 2011-11-07
I know Valve like to be innovative and all, but I don't think this new second-person shooter is going to work out.
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Randroid - 2011-11-07
In a decade or so, after several similar bank crises, a million americans will claim this is them and they were there and they did what they could but heyy it's time to grow up and pay that mortgage down but check this youtube clip of your old man back in the day
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Cena_mark - 2011-11-07 It'll be our generations Woodstock.
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Cena_mark - 2011-11-07
This looks like a horrible distopian scifi movie. Would be a great scene in a remake of They Live.
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jangbones - 2011-11-07
this is one of the most depressing and simultaneously most predictable clips ever
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Robin Kestrel - 2011-11-07
Rubber bullets are less-lethal, not non-lethal. They can still easily kill you or cripple you for life, particularly if fired at the head or torso from less than 45 yards away.
This isn't funny, it's attempted murder.
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dairyqueenlatifah - 2011-11-07
So...why'd they shoot him?
Oh, right...Oakland again...
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wtf japan - 2011-11-07
Directed by Alfonso Cuaron.
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