The "Occupy" Rallies

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The OWS protesters are mentally ill. They live in a park amongst dog **** and birds, and ignore all of the tenets of modern hygiene - which is the litmus test for mental health. They choose to live like vagrants, ****ting in water fountains, fornicating with each other in public, and eating hotdogs for breakfast - ironically egged on by rich people in Mcmansions.
 
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KiffinKiller said:
I must sample this. microbrew? names pls.

Oh, and if you're looking to try something new - check out alaska distillery. Good liquor.
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Bent River Brew Co. Not bottled yet. Lucky to have 5 top notch microbreweries here.
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KiffinKiller said:
Fat tire is my personal fav.
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Bent introduced a beer last week called Fat Pyre Amber Ale. It's so much better than Fat Tire and I love Fat Tire. But I get their Uncommon Stout most of the time. It's an oatmeal stout with coffee. Award-winning.
 
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Jesus Christ... a lot of those kids are idiots. I like Gary Johnson a lot. That second person in the video, the one woman with sign, is incredibly dumb.
 
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Charlie Gaspo brings the truth

Charles Gasparino: Occupy Wall Street Should De-Occupy, and Immediately

But if they don't leave now, the protesters risk making the bad guys look good, and that would be a shame.

How do I know this? I speak to a lot of people in this city, of all types of backgrounds. To the man and to the woman, white collar and blue collar, my little unofficial survey uncovered the following: People believe what the protesters are saying -- albeit when you parse through their unfocused rhetoric -- is undeniably accurate about the inequality of an economic system that makes risk taking on Wall Street a no lose situation.
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One reason is that Occupy Wall Street has become a nuisance -- and a very disturbing one -- and not for the Wall Street titans despite a few random protests uptown. Zuccotti Park increasingly resembles a cesspool; people in the neighborhood complain about the noise, pollution and drug use.

Try getting to work in lower Manhattan when Zuccotti Park and the movement is in high gear; it's nearly impossible. And I'm not talking about bankers and traders who can take their limos to work in their offices uptown. Lots of people who work in the financial business work in back office and administration jobs that barely crack $100,000 a year -- not exactly fat-cat levels.

These folks support families and live in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. They are a diverse group -- much more diverse than the nearly all-white, and college educated protest movement, and they're getting tired of the nonsense.

To them Wall Street isn't the evil empire even if they agree with what the protesters are saying, but rather a job, something that they must do each and every day to pay the rent and feed their kids.

The occupiers are making that job all the more difficult.
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