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Day 8 of Occupy Wall Street and the public still can't walk past the barricades on Wall Street. Photos from September 24, 2011.

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October 5th, around 8:45 PM. Cops beating up and pepper spraying people at the occupy wall street protest. THIS IS WHAT A POLICE STATE LOOKS LIKE.
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'Occupy Wall Street' uses the street as a stage
By Matthias Reiss, Special to CNN Occupy Wall Street protests are taken up in Los Angeles, as demonstrators march through downtown October 3. Editor's note: Matthias Reiss is a historian and lecturer for modern history at the University of Exeter in ...
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Occupy Wall Street protests spreading to Knoxville
By Hugh G. Willett Fueled by social media, the Occupy Wall Street protests that have gained widespread attention in New York and other large cities are spreading to Tennessee and headed for Knoxville. Photos and videos posted on Facebook and Twitter ...
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Occupy Wall Street Rocked by Jeff Mangum
“Of course I support [Occupy Wall Street]” Mangum said, following the 10 pm show. “This is just something small I can do.” A girl shaking his hand said Mangum “injected new vibrancy” to the protest, and he said, “That's exactly what I'd want. ...
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What is the Occupy Wall Street protest about?
Can anyone tell me what the Occupy Wall Street protest is about? Why are the protesters there? Will it make a difference? What are they trying to do?

Answer by Messin With Sasquatch
Another media, class warfare tactict.

Just a bunch of Union-organized, Pro-Obama Democrat Distractors who are trying to "shame" the business community into "paying their fair share" of taxes. I bet they are mostly those WTO-Anarchist types who have nothing better to do with their lives but be mad at the government.

Childish, actually.

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Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul

Anti-Wall Street protesters take to Wall Street during storm (Day 12)

Image by Dan Nguyen @ New York City
#occupywallst protesters left their campout on Zuccotti Park during a thunderstorm to rally on Wall Street.

(I blame the fuzziness on my camera not being waterproof, as evidenced by it seizing up and not turning on right now)

Occupy Wallstreet Protesters Take Brooklyn Bridge - 700+ Arrested HD Updated, 7:58 pm | In a tense showdown above the East River, the police arrested about 700 demonstrators from the Occupy Wall Street protests who took to the roadway as they tried to cross the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday afternoon. The police did not immediately release precise arrest figures, but said it was the choice of those marchers that led to the swift enforcement. "Protesters who used the Brooklyn Bridge walkway were not arrested," said the head police spokesman, Paul J. Browne. "Those who took over the Brooklyn-bound roadway, and impeded vehicle traffic, were arrested." But many protesters said that they thought the police had tricked and trapped them, allowing them onto the bridge and even escorting them across, only to surround them in orange netting after hundreds of them had entered. "The cops watched and did nothing, indeed, seemed to guide us on to the roadway," said Jesse A. Myerson, a media coordinator for Occupy Wall Street who was in the march but was not arrested. Things came to a head shortly after 4 pm, as the 1500 or so marchers reached the foot of the Brooklyn-bound car lanes of the bridge, just east of City Hall. In their march north from Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan — headquarters for the last two weeks of a protest movement against what demonstrators call inequities in the economic system — they had stayed on the sidewalks, forming a long column of humanity penned in by ...

Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
The "Occupy Wall Street" protest is in its second week, as demonstrators speak out against corporate greed and social inequality. ( Louis Lanzano / AP) An officer videotapes a several block long march up Broadway towards Police Headquarters, Friday, ...
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Occupy Wall Street protesters driven by varying goals
Nearly two weeks into a sit-in at a park in Manhattan's financial district, the "leaderless resistance movement" calling itself Occupy Wall Street is at a crossroads. The number of protesters on scene so far tops out at a few hundred, tiny by Athens or ...
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The Wall Street protests represent the most potentially transforming political movement in generations: finally a revolt against the root problem that corrupts and paralyzes US government. And the nascent movement might actually succeed if we stop ...
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mackie: Are there any similarities with the Wall Street protesters and Tea Party rallies?
How many Tea Party members have been hauled off to jail in comparison to the Wall Street Protesters.Give facts not nasty remarks.

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Tea Partiers were backed by the corporate media beyond what their actual numbers indicated.

Tea partiers were violent.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZxvYdYOqWQ

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