#OccuFail: #OccupyBlackFriday Accomplishes Absolutely Nothing

November 25th, 2011 (17) Posted By Pat Dollard.

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  • JDN

    “OccupyBlackFriday accomplishes absolutely nothing”

    Not entirely true. People hate them even more now.

    • Ty

      And, there were several more arrests.  

    • Ty

      And, there were several more arrests.  

  • Anonymous

    This is extremely biased.  Most of the violence has been from the police, not the protestors. So why do they roll their eyes at Michael Moore? Why should the President interfere? Many in support of the protest are upset because he hasn’t spoken out about the undo use of force to stop students. Why does that woman have such a short skirt?

    • Anonymous

      Really?  Did the police commit multiple acts of rape?  Was it the police who were masturbating in public?  Did the police defecate on the public sidewalk?  Did the police sell drugs, overdose and kill those people?  Is it the police who are illegally occupying public land and refusing lawful orders to disperse?  Did the police intimidate and harass elementary schoolchildren on their way to school?  Did the police set fire to their own vehicles?  Did the police disrupt legal commerce?  Did the police urinate in public?  Was it the police who destroyed private property?  Did the police push an elderly woman down a staircase?  Is it the police who physically attack people for not joining the protest?  Was it police who prevented the media from access to public property?
      Do you even understand the rule of law?
      I don’t think so.  All of these things were done by the #Occubowel Movement protesters, and none of it is protected by the First Amendment.

    • Anonymous

      I don’t think we can have a civil discourse. We are both too biased, so I will leave it now.

    • Anonymous

      Madam, facts know no bias.  Good riddance.

    • Anonymous

      Madam, facts know no bias.  Good riddance.

    • YERMOM

      no you are retarded and Fish just owned your drooling ass so you are going to run to another thread

    • Anonymous

      No, it was getting too heated. He was responding to only one of my statements and completely denying the violence of the police.  I don’t count defecating as a violence. I do consider pepper spray to be a violent weapon.

    • Anonymous

      Pepper spray is a non-lethal force escalator used to compel illegal belligerents to leave when they are not complying with legal orders to disperse.  This use of force (or ‘violence’ as you call it) is what is known as justified under a concept you clearly do not understand termed “The rule of law”. 

    • Anonymous

      Pepper spray is a non-lethal force escalator used to compel illegal belligerents to leave when they are not complying with legal orders to disperse.  This use of force (or ‘violence’ as you call it) is what is known as justified under a concept you clearly do not understand termed “The rule of law”. 

    • Anonymous

      Pepper spray is a non-lethal force escalator used to compel illegal belligerents to leave when they are not complying with legal orders to disperse.  This use of force (or ‘violence’ as you call it) is what is known as justified under a concept you clearly do not understand termed “The rule of law”. 

    • Anonymous

      Pepper spray is a non-lethal force escalator used to compel illegal belligerents to leave when they are not complying with legal orders to disperse.  This use of force (or ‘violence’ as you call it) is what is known as justified under a concept you clearly do not understand termed “The rule of law”. 

    • Anonymous

      I think the students will be vindicated. The closure of a sidewalk in the commons area was not a defiance of law. There must be some use of reason and compromise in situations of conflict with no violence. The campus police were clearly violating this. Rule of law. Whose law? To be interpreted by the police? You wouldn’t want this, and neither would I. If you don’t want me here, why do you keep responding?

    • Anonymous

      I think the students will be vindicated. The closure of a sidewalk in the commons area was not a defiance of law. There must be some use of reason and compromise in situations of conflict with no violence. The campus police were clearly violating this. Rule of law. Whose law? To be interpreted by the police? You wouldn’t want this, and neither would I. If you don’t want me here, why do you keep responding?

    • Anonymous

      Pepper spray is a non-lethal force escalator used to compel illegal belligerents to leave when they are not complying with legal orders to disperse.  This use of force (or ‘violence’ as you call it) is what is known as justified under a concept you clearly do not understand termed “The rule of law”.