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Occupy Wall Street protesters predict confrontation, others civil disobedience
"Other protesters said they would wait and see if they are allowed back into the park after the cleanup. If not, they said, they will engage in nonviolent civil disobedience. Some 100 protesters volunteered Thursday to get arrested and protesters went over various scenarios, including what happens if police are confrontational."
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"Protesters would be allowed to return after the cleaning, which was expected to take 12 hours, but Brookfield said it plans to start enforcing regulations that have been ignored.
No more tarps, no more sleeping bags, no more storing personal property on the ground. In other words, no more camping out for the Occupy Wall Street protesters, who have been living at Zuccotti Park for weeks. The park is privately owned but is required to be open to the public 24 hours per day."
""This has been a very peaceful movement by the people," he said. "I'm concerned about this new set of policies. At the very least, the city should slow down.""
How dare the owners start enforcing rules that were already in place. THE NERVE OF THEM.
"Other protesters said they would wait and see if they are allowed back into the park after the cleanup. If not, they said, they will engage in nonviolent civil disobedience. Some 100 protesters volunteered Thursday to get arrested and protesters went over various scenarios, including what happens if police are confrontational."
DON'T TASE ME BRO
"Protesters would be allowed to return after the cleaning, which was expected to take 12 hours, but Brookfield said it plans to start enforcing regulations that have been ignored.
No more tarps, no more sleeping bags, no more storing personal property on the ground. In other words, no more camping out for the Occupy Wall Street protesters, who have been living at Zuccotti Park for weeks. The park is privately owned but is required to be open to the public 24 hours per day."
""This has been a very peaceful movement by the people," he said. "I'm concerned about this new set of policies. At the very least, the city should slow down.""
How dare the owners start enforcing rules that were already in place. THE NERVE OF THEM.