Sen. Feinstein (D): Protesters can't 'Occupy' forever

The Dude said:
I haven't heard occupiers are looking for communism or to ditch capitalism.
The few I've heard are looking for systemic change eliminating the tilt in favor of the 1 percenters.
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It really depends on which ones are talking, I've heard both. However the vast majority that can actually express why they are there believe that "capitalism has failed", many espouse getting rid of currency altogether and say it will make us "less likely to take advantage" of the situation into which we were born. That those "bankers might be chefs if they had a choice"...

It was interesting hanging with the dudes in Civic Park here in Denver to see what they had to say.

The people who would stop by to protest were different than the people I call "occupiers", those were the ones in the tents and they had ideas that were different than the ones that stopped by to participate...

Many of the people you are talking about are TEA Partiers that come by... Some of the ideas are compatible, and some are not.
 
Crashk said:

The only Teabaggers left are the ones that are in D.C. doing the dirty work for the Koch brothers and their chinese communist partners.
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I hope that you are aware that a "flash grenade" or stun grenade is not the same as a true grenade.
There is no shrapnel.

I also heard that they had no idea how the first protestor was injured and then try to equate a stun grenade to that of a lethal weapon and then while carrying off what appears to be a second protestor, the guy says "He's been shot" without any idea of how the second protestor was hurt.
 
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Damocles said:
Anyway, your fundamental premise of my "totalitarianism" support of removing the unoccupied occupiers is entirely your own imagination.

And yes, they still haven't met the numbers of the TEA Party protests, even with "worldwide" support.
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LOL! Here's a partial list of Occupy sites around the world. I can see why your side is so afraid of this movement.

the numbers in brackets [] are not the number of protesters but a ref. number. Don't get confused.

Mumbai - Nariman Point[15]
Indonesia
Jakarta [16]
Japan
Tokyo[17][7]
Malaysia
Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur[18][19]
Pakistan
Islamabad[20]
Philippines
Manila[21]
South Korea
Seoul[22]
Taiwan
Taipei[23]

Europe
Austria
Vienna (1,500 people on 15 October 2011)[24]
Belgium
Antwerp [25]
Brussels (8,000 people)
Croatia
Pula[26]
Rijeka[26]
Split[26]
Zagreb[26]
Czech Republic
Prague (300 people on October 15)[27]
Denmark
Copenhagen[28]
England
Birmingham[29]
Bristol[30]
London[30] (Occupy London)
Manchester[31][32]
Nottingham[30]
Newcastle upon Tyne[30]
Norwich[33]
Estonia
Tallinn[34]
Finland
Helsinki[35]
France
Lyon[36]
Marseilles[37]
Paris[38]
Germany
Berlin (8,000 on October 15)[39]
Bochum (400 on October 15)[39]
Düsseldorf [40]
Cologne (1,500 on October 15)[39]
Frankfurt (5,000 on October 15)[41][39]
Hamburg (5000 on October 15)[39]
Leipzig (2,500 on October 15)[39]
Munich (1,000) on October 15) [42]
Stuttgart (3,000 on October 15)[39]
Greece
Athens[43][44]

Ireland
Cork(October 15)[45][46]
Dublin (Occupy Dame Street)[47][48]
Galway (October 15)[46]
Italy
Milan[49]
Rome[50] (2011 Rome demonstration)
The Netherlands
Amsterdam [51][52]
The Hague[53][54]
Rotterdam [55]
Utrecht[56]
Nijmegen[57]
Northern Ireland
Belfast [58]
Portugal under the name "indignados" (the outraged) [59]
Poland
Warsaw[60]
Russia
Moscow (15 people on October 16)[61]
Scotland
Edinburgh[30]
Glasgow[30]
Serbia
Belgrade (October 15)[62]
Slovakia[citation needed]
Slovenia under the name "Za več svobode" ("For more freedom")[63][64]
Koper[63][64]
Ljubljana[63][64]
Maribor[63][64]
Spain[65] (Organized before 'Occupy'. Spanish 15-M Indignados)
Barcelona (400,000 on October 15)[66]
Madrid (500,000 on October 15) [67][68][69]
Malaga (20,000 on October 15)[70]
Mieres (15,000 on October 15)[71]
Palma de Mallorca (10,000 on October 15)[72]
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (5,000 on October 15)[73]
Sweden
Gothenburg[74]
Stockholm[75]
Umeå[76]
Uppsala[77]
Switzerland
Zurich[78]
United Kingdom
(See England, Northern Ireland, and Scotland above.)

Latin America
Argentina
Buenos Aires[79]
Bolivia[80]
Brazil[81][82]
Rio de Janeiro[81]
São Paulo[81]
Chile
Santiago (10,000-100,000 protesters on 15 October 2011)[83]
Colombia[80]
Guatemala[80]
Honduras[80]
Mexico[84][80]
Mexico City
Tijuana
Nicaragua
Managua[85]
Panama[80]
Paraguay[80]
Uruguay[80]
North America

Occupy Vancouver on October 15, 2011
Occupy Nova Scotia in Halifax on Day 6 on October 20, 2011
Occupy Ottawa on October 16, 2011
Occupy Toronto protesters on 15 October 2011
Occupy Montreal marchers on October 15, 201
Alberta
Calgary[86]
Edmonton[87]
British Columbia
Comox Valley[88][89][90]
Kelowna[91]
Vancouver[92]
Victoria[93]
Nelson[94]
Nanaimo[95]
Manitoba
Winnipeg[96]
New Brunswick
Moncton[97]
Saint John[98]
Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John's[99]
Nova Scotia
Halifax[100]
Ontario
Guelph[101]
Hamilton[102]
Kingston[103]
London[104]
Ottawa[105]
Toronto [106][107] (Occupy Toronto)
Windsor[108][109]
Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown[110]
Saskatchewan
Regina[111]
Saskatoon[112]
Quebec
Montreal[113]
Quebec City[114]

United States
Alabama
Auburn[115]
Birmingham[116]
Huntsville[117]
Mobile[118]
Alaska
Anchorage[119]
Bethel[120][121][122][123][124][125]
Fairbanks (Began October 15)[126]
Homer[127]
Juneau (Began October 15)[128]
Arizona
Flagstaff[129]
Phoenix (Began October 14)[130][131]
Prescott[129]
Tempe[129]
Tucson[132]
Arkansas
Little Rock[133]
Fayetteville[134]
California
Arcata (Discussions began October 11)[135]
Bakersfield (Began October 7)[136]
Berkeley (Began October 8)[137]
Camarillo (Began October 5)[138]
Coachella Valley-Palm Desert area (Began October 11)[139]
Davis[140]
Encinitas (Began October 15)[141]
Eureka (Began October 13)[142]
Fresno (Began October 15)[143]
Irvine (Begins October 15 as 'Occupy Orange County')[144]
Lompoc (Began October 15)[145]
Long Beach (Planned for October 15) [146]
Los Angeles [147]
Merced (Began October 15)[148]
Monterey (Began October 15)[149]
Oakland (Occupy Oakland[150]
Ojai[151]
Oxnard (Began October 15) [152]
Encinitas (Began October 15)[141]
Palo Alto[153]
Redwood City (Discussion Began October 23 as Occupy San Mateo County and The Peninsula)
Riverside (Began October 15)[154]
Sacramento (Began October 7)[155]
Salinas (Began October 15)[149]
San Diego (Began October 8)[156]
San Francisco (Began October 5)[157]
San Jose[158] (Occupy San Jose)
San Luis Obispo (Began October 5) [159]
San Rafael ('Occupy Marin')[160]
Santa Ana (Begins on Oct. 22)[161][162]
Santa Barbara (Began October 8)[163][164]
Santa Cruz (Began October 15)[165]
Santa Maria (Began October 15)[166]
Santa Rosa (Began October 15)[167]
Stockton (Began October 15)[168]
Temecula (Began October 15)[169]
Venice (Began October 9)[170]
Ventura (Began October 14)[171]
Colorado
Denver[172]
Fort Collins[173]
Colorado Springs[174]
Grand Junction[175]
Connecticut
Hartford (Began October 7)[176][177]
New Haven (Began October 8)[176][178]
New London[179]
Delaware
Wilmington [180]
Florida
Jacksonville[181]
Miami[182][183]
Orlando[184]
Tampa[185][186][187][188]
St. Petersburg[189]
Tallahassee [190]
Gainesville
Lakeland[191]
Pensacola [192]
Georgia
Athens[193]
Atlanta[194] (Occupy Atlanta)
Savannah[195]
Hawaii
Hilo[196]
Honolulu[197]
Kauaʻi (planned)[198]
Kona[199]
Maui[198]
Idaho
Boise[200]
Idaho Falls[201]
Pocatello[202]
Illinois
Bloomington-Normal[203]
Carbondale[204][205]
Champaign-Urbana[206]
Chicago[207] (Occupy Chicago)
Macomb[208]
Peoria[209]
Rockford[210]
Springfield[211]
Indiana
Fort Wayne[212]
Bloomington (Began October 9)[213]
Indianapolis[214]
Portage[215] (Began October 22)
South Bend[216] (Began October 7)
Elkhart[217] (Began October 7)
Muncie[218] (Began October 19)
Iowa
Des Moines[219][220]
Iowa City[221][222][223]
Kansas
Kansas City[224]
Lawrence[225]
Pittsburg[226]
Wichita[227]
Kentucky
Lexington[228]
Louisville[229]
Louisiana
New Orleans ('Occupy NOLA')[230]
Shreveport, Louisiana[231]
Maine
Portland[232]
Augusta[233]
Maryland
Baltimore[234]
Cumberland[235]
Massachusetts
Amherst[236]
Berkshires
Boston[237] (Occupy Boston)
Natick
Northampton
Salem
Springfield
Worcester [238] [5]
Michigan
Ann Arbor[239][240]
Detroit[241][242]
Flint[243]
Grand Rapids, Michigan[244]
Kalamazoo[245][246]
Lansing[247]
Muskegon[248]
Traverse City[249]
Minnesota
Duluth[250]
Minneapolis[251]
Moorhead [252]
Mississippi
Jackson[253]
Missouri
Columbia[254]
Kansas City[255]
St. Louis[256]
Montana
Bozeman[257]
Butte[258]
Great Falls[258]
Helena[258]
Kalispell[258]
Missoula[258]
Nebraska
Omaha[259]
Lincoln[260]
Nevada
Las Vegas[261]
Reno[262]
New Hampshire
Keene[263]
Manchester[264]
New Jersey
Jersey City[265][266]
Newark[267]
Trenton[268]
New Mexico
Albuquerque[269]
Las Cruces[270]
Santa Fe[271]
Taos[272]
New York
Albany (Began October 21)[273][274][275]
Binghamton[276]
Buffalo (Began October 1)[277][278][279] (Occupy Buffalo)
Cornell University[280]
Ithaca College[281]
Kingston[282]
New Paltz[283]
New York City - location of initial protests (Occupy Wall Street)
Poughkeepsie[284]
Saranac Lake[285]
Syracuse
Utica[286][287]
North Carolina
Asheville[288]
Chapel Hill[289]
Charlotte [290]
Durham[291]
Fayetteville[292]
Greensboro[293]
Hendersonville[294]
Raleigh[295]
Wilmington[296]
Winston-Salem[297]
North Dakota
Fargo [252]
Grand Forks[298]
Ohio
Athens[299]
Canton[300]
Cincinnati[301]
Cleveland (Began October 6)[302]
Columbus [303]
Dayton[304]
Kent State[305]
Toledo[306]
Youngstown[307]
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City[308]
Tulsa[309]
Oregon
Ashland (Occupy Ashland)
Bend[310]
Eugene (Occupy Eugene)
Medford[311]
Portland[312] (Occupy Portland)
Roseburg[313]
Salem[314] (Occupy Salem)
Pennsylvania
Allentown[315]
Erie [316]
Doylestown[317]
Lancaster[318]
Philadelphia[319]
Pittsburgh[320]
Wilkes-Barre
University Park[321]
York [322]
Puerto Rico
San Juan[323]
Rhode Island
Providence[324]
South Carolina
Charleston[325]
Columbia [326]
Greenville[294]
Tennessee
Chattanooga[327]
Clarksville[328]
Johnson City (Planned once weekly on Saturdays)[329]
Knoxville[330]
Memphis[331]
Nashville[330]
Texas
Amarillo[332]
Austin[333][334] (Occupy Austin)
Corpus Christi[335]
Dallas[336]
Denton [337]
El Paso[270]
Ft. Worth[338]
Galveston[339]
Houston[340]
Lewisville[341]
Lubbock[342]
Marfa[332]
McAllen[343]
San Angelo[344]
San Antonio[345]
San Marcos[346]
Utah
Salt Lake City[347]
St. George (Began October 7) [348]
Vermont
Burlington[349]
Virginia
Blacksburg[350]
Charlottesville[351]
Norfolk[352]
Richmond[353]
Roanoke[354]
Washington
Olympia[355]
Seattle[356] (Occupy Seattle)
Spokane[357]
Tacoma[358]
Tri-Cities (Richland)[359]>
Vancouver[360]
Washington, D.C.[361]
West Virginia
Fairmont[362]
Huntington[363]
Morgantown[362]
Wisconsin
Janesville (Began October 11)[364]
Madison[365]
Milwaukee [366]
Wyoming
Casper[367]
[edit]Oceania

Australia[368]
Adelaide, South Australia (Began October 15)[368][369]
Brisbane, Queensland(Began October 15)[370]
Melbourne, Victoria (Began October 15)[371][372] (Occupy Melbourne)
Perth, Western Australia (Planned for October 28)[373][368]
Sydney, New South Wales (Began October 15)[374][375][376][372]
Hobart, Tasmania http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2011/10/28/272081_tasmania-news.html
New Zealand
Auckland (Began October 15)[377][372]
Christchurch (Began October 15)[372]
Wellington (Began October 15)[378][372]
Dunedin (Began October 15)[379][372]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_"Occupy"_protest_locations
 
Damocles said:
Time to teabag the openwiders... It's nice of them to gather in a central location for easier bagging...

;)
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I was thinking that maybe they should issue those wild animal nets, that are used to capture live game.
The larger ones are probably big enough to get 3 or 4 protestors at a time.
 
Crashk said:
Black-Bagged
Government paid thugs throw a black bag over your head and kidnapp you whilst beating the piss out of you and making you disappear for ever. (as in V for Vendetta)

Sounds like something you conservatives and your hero Cheney would approve of.
Here's something you can disagree with too.

The First Amendment (Amendment I) to the United States Constitution is part of the Bill of Rights. The amendment prohibits the making of any law respecting an establishment of religion, impeding the free exercise of religion, abridging the freedom of speech, infringing on the freedom of the press, interfering with the right to peaceably assemble or prohibiting the petitioning for a governmental redress of grievances.

Totalitarianism suites you.
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Probbed:
What aliens from outer space do to you; after then capture you, beam you into their ship, and begin preforming tests on you.

Sounds like something you believe has happened to you.

Aren't you going to complain that your first amendment rights were violated, along with your body?

Their "freedom" stops, when it begins to impinge on the freedom of others.
By the way; I was unaware that throwing rocks and bottles was a sign of a peaceful demonstration.
 
Crashk said:
Lol! talk about being out of touch with reality! Occupiers are there because there are no jobs! Many college grads who have to move back in with their parents. That's one of the many reasons people are identifying with the Occupy movement.

Surprise, surprise: Thanks to a high unemployment rate for new grads, many of those with diplomas fresh off the press are making a return to Mom and Dad's place. In fact, according to a poll conducted by consulting firm Twentysomething Inc., some 85% of graduates will soon remember what Mom's cooking tastes like.

Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/05/10...oving-back-in-with-mom-and-dad/#ixzz1c6HKgcjI

Not equal to the Teabagg numbers? out of touch again...

Occupy Wall Street Spreads Worldwide
OCT 17, 2011 | 269
The Occupy Wall Street movement continues to grow and has now spread across the world, motivating thousands to voice their anger at financial and social inequality, and in some places merging with existing anti-government protests. On Saturday, a global "Day of Rage" was observed, and demonstrations took place in more than 80 countries around the world. Protesters took their messages and anger to the streets from Hong Kong to Fairbanks, from Miami to London, from Berlin to Sydney, and hundreds more cities large and small. The demonstrations were largely peaceful -- with the exception of some violent clashes in Rome. Collected here are some images from the past several days as the Occupy Wall Street message continues to resonate and grow. [50 photos]
http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/10/occupy-wall-street-spreads-worldwide/100171/

One thing is for sure... many former teabaggers have joined the occupy movement.

"We liberals like to contend that the Tea Party started out as what they claim to be and were bought by Freedomworks and the Koch brothers, but there's a fallacy in that theory. People have minds, and they have the ability to agree with some of the things their leaders say or do and not with others.

Agreeing that the people who robbed the nation and collapsed the world economy should be held to account does not make a Tea Party member pro-abortion or pro-gay marriage. It doesn't mean that they have turned their backs on their other political beliefs. It simply means that they believe in the rule of law and even the rich must bow to it's authority. It means that they agree with Thomas Jefferson when he said;

"I hope we shall crush in its birth the aristocracy of our monied
corporations which dare already to challenge our government to a trial
by strength, and bid defiance to the laws of our country." -- Thomas Jefferson, 1816
http://www.sodahead.com/united-stat...d-the-liberals-found-common/question-2198783/
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The papers must be losing money then also.
What with all those help wanted adds disappearing, seeing as how there are no jobs.
 
Crashk said:
LOL! Here's a partial list of Occupy sites around the world. I can see why your side is so afraid of this movement.

the numbers in brackets [] are not the number of protesters but a ref. number. Don't get confused.

Mumbai - Nariman Point[15]
Indonesia
Jakarta [16]
Japan
Tokyo[17][7]
Malaysia
Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur[18][19]
Pakistan
Islamabad[20]
Philippines
Manila[21]
South Korea
Seoul[22]
Taiwan
Taipei[23]

Europe
Austria
Vienna (1,500 people on 15 October 2011)[24]
Belgium
Antwerp [25]
Brussels (8,000 people)
Croatia
Pula[26]
Rijeka[26]
Split[26]
Zagreb[26]
Czech Republic
Prague (300 people on October 15)[27]
Denmark
Copenhagen[28]
England
Birmingham[29]
Bristol[30]
London[30] (Occupy London)
Manchester[31][32]
Nottingham[30]
Newcastle upon Tyne[30]
Norwich[33]
Estonia
Tallinn[34]
Finland
Helsinki[35]
France
Lyon[36]
Marseilles[37]
Paris[38]
Germany
Berlin (8,000 on October 15)[39]
Bochum (400 on October 15)[39]
Düsseldorf [40]
Cologne (1,500 on October 15)[39]
Frankfurt (5,000 on October 15)[41][39]
Hamburg (5000 on October 15)[39]
Leipzig (2,500 on October 15)[39]
Munich (1,000) on October 15) [42]
Stuttgart (3,000 on October 15)[39]
Greece
Athens[43][44]

Ireland
Cork(October 15)[45][46]
Dublin (Occupy Dame Street)[47][48]
Galway (October 15)[46]
Italy
Milan[49]
Rome[50] (2011 Rome demonstration)
The Netherlands
Amsterdam [51][52]
The Hague[53][54]
Rotterdam [55]
Utrecht[56]
Nijmegen[57]
Northern Ireland
Belfast [58]
Portugal under the name "indignados" (the outraged) [59]
Poland
Warsaw[60]
Russia
Moscow (15 people on October 16)[61]
Scotland
Edinburgh[30]
Glasgow[30]
Serbia
Belgrade (October 15)[62]
Slovakia[citation needed]
Slovenia under the name "Za več svobode" ("For more freedom")[63][64]
Koper[63][64]
Ljubljana[63][64]
Maribor[63][64]
Spain[65] (Organized before 'Occupy'. Spanish 15-M Indignados)
Barcelona (400,000 on October 15)[66]
Madrid (500,000 on October 15) [67][68][69]
Malaga (20,000 on October 15)[70]
Mieres (15,000 on October 15)[71]
Palma de Mallorca (10,000 on October 15)[72]
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (5,000 on October 15)[73]
Sweden
Gothenburg[74]
Stockholm[75]
Umeå[76]
Uppsala[77]
Switzerland
Zurich[78]
United Kingdom
(See England, Northern Ireland, and Scotland above.)

Latin America
Argentina
Buenos Aires[79]
Bolivia[80]
Brazil[81][82]
Rio de Janeiro[81]
São Paulo[81]
Chile
Santiago (10,000-100,000 protesters on 15 October 2011)[83]
Colombia[80]
Guatemala[80]
Honduras[80]
Mexico[84][80]
Mexico City
Tijuana
Nicaragua
Managua[85]
Panama[80]
Paraguay[80]
Uruguay[80]
North America

Occupy Vancouver on October 15, 2011
Occupy Nova Scotia in Halifax on Day 6 on October 20, 2011
Occupy Ottawa on October 16, 2011
Occupy Toronto protesters on 15 October 2011
Occupy Montreal marchers on October 15, 201
Alberta
Calgary[86]
Edmonton[87]
British Columbia
Comox Valley[88][89][90]
Kelowna[91]
Vancouver[92]
Victoria[93]
Nelson[94]
Nanaimo[95]
Manitoba
Winnipeg[96]
New Brunswick
Moncton[97]
Saint John[98]
Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John's[99]
Nova Scotia
Halifax[100]
Ontario
Guelph[101]
Hamilton[102]
Kingston[103]
London[104]
Ottawa[105]
Toronto [106][107] (Occupy Toronto)
Windsor[108][109]
Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown[110]
Saskatchewan
Regina[111]
Saskatoon[112]
Quebec
Montreal[113]
Quebec City[114]

United States
Alabama
Auburn[115]
Birmingham[116]
Huntsville[117]
Mobile[118]
Alaska
Anchorage[119]
Bethel[120][121][122][123][124][125]
Fairbanks (Began October 15)[126]
Homer[127]
Juneau (Began October 15)[128]
Arizona
Flagstaff[129]
Phoenix (Began October 14)[130][131]
Prescott[129]
Tempe[129]
Tucson[132]
Arkansas
Little Rock[133]
Fayetteville[134]
California
Arcata (Discussions began October 11)[135]
Bakersfield (Began October 7)[136]
Berkeley (Began October 8)[137]
Camarillo (Began October 5)[138]
Coachella Valley-Palm Desert area (Began October 11)[139]
Davis[140]
Encinitas (Began October 15)[141]
Eureka (Began October 13)[142]
Fresno (Began October 15)[143]
Irvine (Begins October 15 as 'Occupy Orange County')[144]
Lompoc (Began October 15)[145]
Long Beach (Planned for October 15) [146]
Los Angeles [147]
Merced (Began October 15)[148]
Monterey (Began October 15)[149]
Oakland (Occupy Oakland[150]
Ojai[151]
Oxnard (Began October 15) [152]
Encinitas (Began October 15)[141]
Palo Alto[153]
Redwood City (Discussion Began October 23 as Occupy San Mateo County and The Peninsula)
Riverside (Began October 15)[154]
Sacramento (Began October 7)[155]
Salinas (Began October 15)[149]
San Diego (Began October 8)[156]
San Francisco (Began October 5)[157]
San Jose[158] (Occupy San Jose)
San Luis Obispo (Began October 5) [159]
San Rafael ('Occupy Marin')[160]
Santa Ana (Begins on Oct. 22)[161][162]
Santa Barbara (Began October 8)[163][164]
Santa Cruz (Began October 15)[165]
Santa Maria (Began October 15)[166]
Santa Rosa (Began October 15)[167]
Stockton (Began October 15)[168]
Temecula (Began October 15)[169]
Venice (Began October 9)[170]
Ventura (Began October 14)[171]
Colorado
Denver[172]
Fort Collins[173]
Colorado Springs[174]
Grand Junction[175]
Connecticut
Hartford (Began October 7)[176][177]
New Haven (Began October 8)[176][178]
New London[179]
Delaware
Wilmington [180]
Florida
Jacksonville[181]
Miami[182][183]
Orlando[184]
Tampa[185][186][187][188]
St. Petersburg[189]
Tallahassee [190]
Gainesville
Lakeland[191]
Pensacola [192]
Georgia
Athens[193]
Atlanta[194] (Occupy Atlanta)
Savannah[195]
Hawaii
Hilo[196]
Honolulu[197]
Kauaʻi (planned)[198]
Kona[199]
Maui[198]
Idaho
Boise[200]
Idaho Falls[201]
Pocatello[202]
Illinois
Bloomington-Normal[203]
Carbondale[204][205]
Champaign-Urbana[206]
Chicago[207] (Occupy Chicago)
Macomb[208]
Peoria[209]
Rockford[210]
Springfield[211]
Indiana
Fort Wayne[212]
Bloomington (Began October 9)[213]
Indianapolis[214]
Portage[215] (Began October 22)
South Bend[216] (Began October 7)
Elkhart[217] (Began October 7)
Muncie[218] (Began October 19)
Iowa
Des Moines[219][220]
Iowa City[221][222][223]
Kansas
Kansas City[224]
Lawrence[225]
Pittsburg[226]
Wichita[227]
Kentucky
Lexington[228]
Louisville[229]
Louisiana
New Orleans ('Occupy NOLA')[230]
Shreveport, Louisiana[231]
Maine
Portland[232]
Augusta[233]
Maryland
Baltimore[234]
Cumberland[235]
Massachusetts
Amherst[236]
Berkshires
Boston[237] (Occupy Boston)
Natick
Northampton
Salem
Springfield
Worcester [238] [5]
Michigan
Ann Arbor[239][240]
Detroit[241][242]
Flint[243]
Grand Rapids, Michigan[244]
Kalamazoo[245][246]
Lansing[247]
Muskegon[248]
Traverse City[249]
Minnesota
Duluth[250]
Minneapolis[251]
Moorhead [252]
Mississippi
Jackson[253]
Missouri
Columbia[254]
Kansas City[255]
St. Louis[256]
Montana
Bozeman[257]
Butte[258]
Great Falls[258]
Helena[258]
Kalispell[258]
Missoula[258]
Nebraska
Omaha[259]
Lincoln[260]
Nevada
Las Vegas[261]
Reno[262]
New Hampshire
Keene[263]
Manchester[264]
New Jersey
Jersey City[265][266]
Newark[267]
Trenton[268]
New Mexico
Albuquerque[269]
Las Cruces[270]
Santa Fe[271]
Taos[272]
New York
Albany (Began October 21)[273][274][275]
Binghamton[276]
Buffalo (Began October 1)[277][278][279] (Occupy Buffalo)
Cornell University[280]
Ithaca College[281]
Kingston[282]
New Paltz[283]
New York City - location of initial protests (Occupy Wall Street)
Poughkeepsie[284]
Saranac Lake[285]
Syracuse
Utica[286][287]
North Carolina
Asheville[288]
Chapel Hill[289]
Charlotte [290]
Durham[291]
Fayetteville[292]
Greensboro[293]
Hendersonville[294]
Raleigh[295]
Wilmington[296]
Winston-Salem[297]
North Dakota
Fargo [252]
Grand Forks[298]
Ohio
Athens[299]
Canton[300]
Cincinnati[301]
Cleveland (Began October 6)[302]
Columbus [303]
Dayton[304]
Kent State[305]
Toledo[306]
Youngstown[307]
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City[308]
Tulsa[309]
Oregon
Ashland (Occupy Ashland)
Bend[310]
Eugene (Occupy Eugene)
Medford[311]
Portland[312] (Occupy Portland)
Roseburg[313]
Salem[314] (Occupy Salem)
Pennsylvania
Allentown[315]
Erie [316]
Doylestown[317]
Lancaster[318]
Philadelphia[319]
Pittsburgh[320]
Wilkes-Barre
University Park[321]
York [322]
Puerto Rico
San Juan[323]
Rhode Island
Providence[324]
South Carolina
Charleston[325]
Columbia [326]
Greenville[294]
Tennessee
Chattanooga[327]
Clarksville[328]
Johnson City (Planned once weekly on Saturdays)[329]
Knoxville[330]
Memphis[331]
Nashville[330]
Texas
Amarillo[332]
Austin[333][334] (Occupy Austin)
Corpus Christi[335]
Dallas[336]
Denton [337]
El Paso[270]
Ft. Worth[338]
Galveston[339]
Houston[340]
Lewisville[341]
Lubbock[342]
Marfa[332]
McAllen[343]
San Angelo[344]
San Antonio[345]
San Marcos[346]
Utah
Salt Lake City[347]
St. George (Began October 7) [348]
Vermont
Burlington[349]
Virginia
Blacksburg[350]
Charlottesville[351]
Norfolk[352]
Richmond[353]
Roanoke[354]
Washington
Olympia[355]
Seattle[356] (Occupy Seattle)
Spokane[357]
Tacoma[358]
Tri-Cities (Richland)[359]>
Vancouver[360]
Washington, D.C.[361]
West Virginia
Fairmont[362]
Huntington[363]
Morgantown[362]
Wisconsin
Janesville (Began October 11)[364]
Madison[365]
Milwaukee [366]
Wyoming
Casper[367]
[edit]Oceania

Australia[368]
Adelaide, South Australia (Began October 15)[368][369]
Brisbane, Queensland(Began October 15)[370]
Melbourne, Victoria (Began October 15)[371][372] (Occupy Melbourne)
Perth, Western Australia (Planned for October 28)[373][368]
Sydney, New South Wales (Began October 15)[374][375][376][372]
Hobart, Tasmania http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2011/10/28/272081_tasmania-news.html
New Zealand
Auckland (Began October 15)[377][372]
Christchurch (Began October 15)[372]
Wellington (Began October 15)[378][372]
Dunedin (Began October 15)[379][372]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_"Occupy"_protest_locations
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I noticed that North Korea wasn't in that list.
Who gives a fuck about who or why they're protesting in Europe or anywhere else overseas; seeing as how there protesting their loss of entitlements.
 
At the end of the day what's the movement going to accomplish crash? Is it just a matter of making other people aware or will some actual fundamental changes come about in our system?
 
think about it... liberals truly believe "awareness" does something.

Well, usually, they are trying to make people aware of a potential problem and in some instances awareness can make a difference. But this OWS crowd thinks telling people some arbitrary statistic designed to foster class envy amounts to providing awareness. It's ridiculous
 
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