Wed. column ping
Time to take out the trash
By Howie Carr | Wednesday, November 16, 2011 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Columnists
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Your turn, Mumbles.
Now even New York City has routed its squalid downtown Obamaville, after a ruling yesterday afternoon by a moonbat ACLU-type state judge. That leaves Boston as the last holdout among major U.S. cities. What the hell are you waiting for, Mayor?
“I don’t want to have an incident like they had in Oakland,” Mumbles said coyly yesterday, leaving everyone to wonder whether he was referring to the murder, or the rapes, or the muggings?
As for Dewey Square, it smells like the world’s worst petting zoo. We spent all that dough on South Station, and they’ve trashed it. We spent all that dough on the Greenway, and they’ve trashed it.
Elizabeth Warren is by her own admission the mother of this hippie Occu-tantrum. The professor’s got some ’splainin’ to do.
There’s a difference between free speech and free camping, as someone in San Francisco noted last weekend. How long would Mumbles have tolerated this rabble if it had been the Tea Party bivouacking in its own waste, accompanied by a cadre of crack dealers? And getting city services on the arm, on top of every other insult to law-abiding, taxpaying citizens. The Tea Party has to get permits for its rallies on the Common, but not these bums.
By the way, I’m not kidding about the stench. Now we know what revolution smells like. It smells bad. Some guy in New York wrote last week he used to wonder what medieval cities smelled like. After a walk by Zuccotti Park, the guy said he was pretty sure he had an answer to his question.
Mumbles, you were down in D.C. yesterday, and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg was supposed to be there, too, but he canceled at the last minute to deal with his Occupods. Too bad you didn’t get to chat with him.
Maybe you’re just waiting for the next incident, so you have some pretext for tossing these vermin out on their dirty ears. Perhaps the little pukes will have another rampage through the Back Bay like they did Saturday night, running down Boylston Street, screaming.
They stormed into Burger King and, according to press reports, “intimidated” some of the customers. Because, of course, a lot of the 1 percent likes to dine out at Burger King on Saturday nights before they go out night-clubbing. You can always spot the 1 percenters in line — they’re wearing top hats and tails as they order their Whoppers.
I hope you are just waiting for the right moment, Mumbles. Because to let this anarchy continue is “intolerable,” a word both Bloomberg and Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter used at their press conferences this week.
If necessary, bring back the Tactical Patrol Force, the TPF. Hey hey ho ho, Occupy Boston has to go!
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