Steinhauer
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I don't need to show any proof. I am not making a claim. I have stuck with "we don't know for sure"
That you have.
I don't need to show any proof. I am not making a claim. I have stuck with "we don't know for sure"
You aren't? I thought you were claiming these people were engaging in illegal behavior, and that they started throwing objects provoking the cops. Hmmm...I'm sure I saw that somewhere.
Fighting with the cops is hardly the intent of the OWS protest. Even though the conservative right wants to make it appear that way. Perhaps they are the ones planning and throwing objects?
Umm, you are the one making the claim....
Two things though
A) I am certain that OPD didn't give up their right to use crowd dispersant. Why would they give up more than the Grant protesters were seeking?
B) Being that the officers on the front line were Sheriffs (Clearly seen in the video) It's doubtful they would be bound by and agreement made by OPD
Another rape.... With OWS taking the law into their own hands.
Snow, “sexual assaults’’ won’t deter Wall Street haters; protest ends when “sun dies’’ - NYPOST.com
That was me
You know ... the police might actually be able to do something about that if they could actually get to the crime scene without having bottles and rocks thrown at them.
"Raymond Kelly, chief of the Police Department in New York, admitted there are credible suspects and the Internal Affairs Bureau will investigate police abuses against women linked to the Wall Street protesters."
Prensa Latina News Agency - Repression Against Occupy Wall Street Movement Continues
Yeah, just like they got to the man who was injured, what: 20 feet in front of them with them in full riot gear? Didn't see much bravery and protecting and serving going on there. But hey, maybe they could lob a flash grenade in, or throw a tear gas canister.:roll:
No, that wouldn't work. They only use those tactics in Oakland when someone is trying to help an injured person. Injured citizens don't seem to be high on OPD's list of priorities.
Love it that someone knows how to use credible links.
Heh you weren't kidding, Jillio. The New York Post doesn't exactly come across as unbiased either.
I see .... MSNBC isn't credible when it reports something not aligned to your preconceived bias.
Love it that someone knows how to use credible links.
That was not an MSNBC link. Nor was the one I was referring to. However, I have posted several NSNBC links in this thread myself. Most of them dispute everything you are saying.
That was not an MSNBC link. Nor was the one I was referring to. However, I have posted several NSNBC links in this thread myself. Most of them dispute everything you are saying.
Wonder if a certain someone has found those settlement details yet? They sure can't be found in a rag like the Post.
Wonder if a certain someone has found those settlement details yet? They sure can't be found in a rag like the Post.