Occupy Wall Street: The Good & Bad

The Moderate Separatist ^ | October 8, 2011 | Leigh Patrick Sullivan

[Leigh Patrick Sullivan]

Occupy Wall Street Protest

The Good:

- Shorter lines at Starbuck’s.

- All the city’s panhandlers are in one place.

- The suburbs smell better.

- Better chance of obtaining employment for those who actually want to work for a living.

- Less folk music in other areas of city.

- Lower crime rate.

- We’re just one fence away from unemployment solution.

- Fire trucks + water = mass shower.

- Makes people forget about that embarrassing ‘hockey riot’ in Vancouver.

- Gives Wall Street Suits a good chuckle when watching news in their mansions.

- City's drug dealers all within 3 block radius.

The Bad:

- Here comes another Michael Moore film.

[kitkat]

LOL!

[tsowellfan]

Here's another positive:

I created a fake Twitter account and posted in all the #occupy___ the following tweets...

Here's my Tweet I sent to the protesters:

Petition: NO More Bank Bailouts! Sign and RT it: http://ow.ly/6Rydm #occupywallstreet #occupyNJ #occupyinfo #ows

And the other:

Petition: NO More CORPORATE Welfare! Sign and RT it: http://ow.ly/6Rydm #occupywallstreet #occupyNJ #occupyinfo #ows

The link goes to Americans For Prosperity's "SickOfSpending.net"'s petition:

http://sickofspending.net/petition/

[JakeS]

We in the middle class with mortgages and other bills may jsut end up the winners here. If this goes on long enough the pols and/or the banks are going to have to do something. That something can only help, I think, those of us with bills, credit cards, mortgages, and jobs. By either raising interest rates paid on savings or reducing interest rates on loans. Either way, we the middle class sitting at home and working will, maybe, receive the benefits. < /sarcasm>