O RICH MAN_O RICH MAN.. DAY 40 OF OCCUPY WALL STREET

• Get seated.
• No convictions.

If I see guilt proven beyond reasonable doubt, I will vote to convict. I will not let a vendetta against rich people give a rapist or murderer his freedom.

And Given Rape And/Or Murder, Ditto Here:

But in context of this post, the clear reference was the use of illicit violence against the public. By the way -- any use of violence against an unarmed public fits my definition of illicitness, violence and terror. You may not agree but there you have it.

The point, Muhammad, you create conditions that are unmanageable. You have the state multiple crises. Political punishment doesn't happen at the polls; it happens when people refuse to be retained as political hostages to the machinations of their own state.

The day that happens spells the beginning of freedom and the end of the existing regime. And yes, Cain, I do mean regime.

If the state is to have its place, it will first learn what it is to hear the dictates of the people as opposed to dictating them and to them.

If the state wants to play hardball, let it bomb recalcitrant communities and subdivisions in this nation as it does abroad. See how well that is received. I suspect that it will forfeit allegiance. Again, consider your ways.

And Given Rape Or Murder, I'd Vote To Convict ...

But where violence and thuggery is applied against unarmed citizens, those I will NOT convict. I will however, convict disorderly persons who believe that a side arm and city paycheck licenses them to beat, torture or shoot unarmed people.

I didn't mention the wealthy.

No nothing has changed since it all began. They are trying to claim that they are not targeting the wealthy, but rather the system in which accountability seems to have vacated the banking structure. To change this the occupiers believe standing in the park throwing pebbles at brick walls is somehow a mass revolution. The truth is their efforts are producing nothing other than unsanitary conditions in public parks and locations. Their voices are going unheard, because, like a grading curve, there are still those willing to fight for the American dream the RIGHT way...by working. They complain that the banking system has taken and given nothing back, but what they are looking for is the same thing in a different fashion. The so called system is what it is and no amount of screaming in grassy knolls is going to change that. This protest is the largest organized cop-out from living life. They are providing the country with NOTHING...in all reality the investment bankers are at least paying taxes and circulating money to the system to provide for welfare, public housing and assistance. If they want things to change i suggest that they actually go back to work. In closing I leave this. Today we remember Pearl Harbor. That generation gave everything to occupy Asia and Europe it's a shame and pure embarrassment that this generation occupies Wall St because they want everything.