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Eight Occupy Wall Street members guilty of trespass [View all] Eugene Jun 2012 OP
Protesers go to jail Downtown Hound Jun 2012 #1
I thought these people were convicted??? MightyOkie Jun 2012 #2
Bankers will never be hauled anywhere. sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #3
And that's a damnable shame. MightyOkie Jun 2012 #10
I agree. But after watching how the Senate treated Dimon last week, I lost all hope. sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #11
Your naïveté is cute. Hissyspit Jun 2012 #5
You are correct. We should not use our time investigating fraud, deceit, and corruption on jtuck004 Jun 2012 #7
Instead of you and hissy... MightyOkie Jun 2012 #9
If you want a starting place as to what crimes were committed, you can read the results sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #12
I can't argue at all with your feeling. MightyOkie Jun 2012 #13
I am like a majority of Americans extremely passionate about corruption on Wall Street sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #15
Never said they shouldn't be prosecuted. Said they were small, and unimportant, where their jtuck004 Jun 2012 #17
Fair enough MightyOkie Jun 2012 #18
Okay, I'll post a list of crimes that should not be prosecuted Downtown Hound Jun 2012 #25
Being arrested for trespassing on an outdoor lot, with no intent other than peaceful protest, Eric J in MN Jun 2012 #22
Should George Zimmerman be set free because bankers didn't go to jail? Freddie Stubbs Jun 2012 #20
The protesters didn't shoot someone. Eric J in MN Jun 2012 #23
I don't think that was Freddie's point. nt MightyOkie Jun 2012 #24
So you're now comparing the shooting of an unarmed black teenager Downtown Hound Jun 2012 #26
So, what exactly are the offences that get a free pass since bankers were not prosecuted? Freddie Stubbs Jun 2012 #27
I just told you Downtown Hound Jun 2012 #28
President Obama said that the bankers didn't commit any crimes Freddie Stubbs Jun 2012 #29
Oh, well shit. I guess that fucking settles it. Downtown Hound Jun 2012 #31
File a lawsuit... MightyOkie Jun 2012 #33
Yeah, you are naive Downtown Hound Jun 2012 #34
I remember the thread on that event when it happened. It exposed the connections of NYC wealth. freshwest Jun 2012 #4
Yes. Trinity is worth Billions of dollars. And Desmond Tutu asked them to allow Occupy Fire Walk With Me Jun 2012 #6
Trinity had plans to lease it to some business there and didn't want it being used. freshwest Jun 2012 #8
I have met the rector of trinity. hrmjustin Jun 2012 #32
Fry em!!! U4ikLefty Jun 2012 #14
Members? Card carrying members? FreeBC Jun 2012 #16
If you use 'Occupy' as a noun instead of a verb, then you're a member. randome Jun 2012 #19
"entered a plaza known as Duarte Square" Eric J in MN Jun 2012 #21
Among those convicted was a Episcopal Bishop and the Priest. happyslug Jun 2012 #30
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