This is what a POLICE STATE looks like! Ron Paul should speak out against this!!

[tremendoustie]

People need to start doing what they did at that soccer game and rush the police in massive numbers when they start brutalizing people.

That would be great -- not to harm the cops, but just to move them away from the victims. If done fast enough, with large enough numbers, there would be little risk to the participants.

 

[dennismarsch]

Law Enforcement Officers what the hell is THAT, what happened to Peace Officers? When did this change? What's the difference? These are obviously Banker LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS the entire country needs to be awoken to this. These THUGS use the term Peace Officers ONLY when it serves their interest. You better believe they were instructed to use force. Which they clearly did. Scum of the earth putting job ahead of anyone or anything else. The decent people need to get out of agency because if they don't they will be guilty by association.
Remember the revolutions recently in the middle east, those protecting the dictators there (same here) were rounded up having throats slit and thrown off bridges. IT IS COMING HERE.

 

[eff]

I could easily see the same thing happening at a rp event.

I'm sure we will care more when and if that happens...

Hopefully someone asks him about it in an interview.

 

[jmdrake]

Involvement with things like this is not the way to win a Republican primary.

Let the protesters do their thing.

Let the campaign work to effect change from within the system.

If he played his cards right it could help him win the Republican primary. First he could point out that the unrest is due to a bad economy that's been exacerbated by Obama's horrid economic policies even if the protestors don't realize that. Conservatives have been talking about the potential for economic unrest lately. Second he could play on growing conservative fears over a policy state. Even Chuck Norris has noticed that Janet Napolitano is targeting conservatives as terrorists. Third he could point out that Wall Street needs to get back to its free market roots and away from the crony capitalism/corporate socialism that is a cause for a lot of the anger.

 

[KingNothing]

I could easily see the same thing happening at a rp event.

I'm sure we will care more when and if that happens...

Hopefully someone asks him about it in an interview.

Ehh, I doubt it would happen at one of our events. We're too smart for it.

 

[KingNothing]

If he played his cards right it could help him win the Republican primary. First he could point out that the unrest is due to a bad economy that's been exacerbated by Obama's horrid economic policies even if the protestors don't realize that. Conservatives have been talking about the potential for economic unrest lately. Second he could play on growing conservative fears over a policy state. Even Chuck Norris has noticed that Janet Napolitano is targeting conservatives as terrorists. Third he could point out that Wall Street needs to get back to its free market roots and away from the crony capitalism/corporate socialism that is a cause for a lot of the anger.

Eeehhhhhhhhhhh, he's gotta walk a fine line to pull all of that off.

 

[Carehn]

I could easily see the same thing happening at a rp event.

I'm sure we will care more when and if that happens...

Hopefully someone asks him about it in an interview.

That or any other event. This will be used as precedents in a way. not mentioned per say, just a slow escalation that will spread to different cites and elsewhere. just like if we stop enforcing shop lifting. That will slowly lead to mas-genocide.

that sounds melodramatic but its true.

Gatta nip this stuff in the butt. though we should have been nipping a long time ago. Much harder now.

 

[69360]

If he played his cards right it could help him win the Republican primary. First he could point out that the unrest is due to a bad economy that's been exacerbated by Obama's horrid economic policies even if the protestors don't realize that. Conservatives have been talking about the potential for economic unrest lately. Second he could play on growing conservative fears over a policy state. Even Chuck Norris has noticed that Janet Napolitano is targeting conservatives as terrorists. Third he could point out that Wall Street needs to get back to its free market roots and away from the crony capitalism/corporate socialism that is a cause for a lot of the anger.

The risk of being seen as complicit with the protesters is greater than any possible benefit.

This is a Republican primary, work within the system.

 

[mport1]

Violent thugs (aka "cops") acting like violent thugs. No surprise there.

 

[kojirodensetsu]

Spot on except for the race rant in the middle that was rendered totally irrelevant by the NYPD footage that showed the police tactics are not targeted at any particular demographic.

Just because a white person gets pepper sprayed doesn't mean that cops, on a whole, don't treat black people worse. It's like saying you're not racist because you have a black friend. It doesn't mean anything.

 

[donnay]

If he played his cards right it could help him win the Republican primary. First he could point out that the unrest is due to a bad economy that's been exacerbated by Obama's horrid economic policies even if the protestors don't realize that. Conservatives have been talking about the potential for economic unrest lately. Second he could play on growing conservative fears over a policy state. Even Chuck Norris has noticed that Janet Napolitano is targeting conservatives as terrorists. Third he could point out that Wall Street needs to get back to its free market roots and away from the crony capitalism/corporate socialism that is a cause for a lot of the anger.

Excellent points!


This article and video (below) is interesting and why Wall Street will not get away from crony capitalism/corporate socialism and why the militarized law enforcement are protecting the Bansters and not us.

Banker shocks interviewer: ‘I go to bed every night and dream of another recession’

Hugo Gye
Daily Mail
September 27, 2011

An outspoken City trader left interviewers open-mouthed as he admitted that traders ‘don’t really care that much’ about the prospect of an economic collapse.

Alessio Rastani astonished BBC viewers yesterday by describing his hopes of profiting from a recession, adding: ‘The governments don’t rule the world – Goldman Sachs rules the world.’

The self-styled ‘leading trader’ also claimed he had been ‘dreaming of this moment for three years’, as the global economy faces continuing uncertainty. In an interview on BBC News, Mr Rastani predicted, ‘The market is toast.’

But when presenter Martine Croxall asked him what the solution was, he admitted: ‘For most traders, we don’t really care that much how they’re going to fix the economy, how they’re going to fix the whole situation.



Read the rest here

 

[enjerth]

Those cops are lucky a riot didn't start.

I'm pretty sure that's what some of them intended on starting. An excuse to use even more violence.

And the unjustified use of pepper spray is a felony assault. That "Peace Officer" just committed a felony.

 

[mport1]

I'm pretty sure that's what some of them intended on starting. An excuse to use even more violence.

And the unjustified use of pepper spray is a felony assault. That "Peace Officer" just committed a felony.

Police can do whatever they want. They don't have to abide by the laws they force us to and don't have to follow their own rules. I'd bet every penny I have that none of these cops are ever found guilty of criminal actions for this.

 

[Workguy23]

i think i would love to see something like this...

Congressman Paul sends out a press release Thursday morning that he would like to address the Wall Street protesters, due to the rising incidence of violence. Then he heads out to New York and goes out among them and addresses them all, I dunno like on a PA system or something.(I dunno about RP with a bullhorn...) But he could say something to the effect of,
"Many of you may know who I am but for those that do not.." brief intro about who he is. "I am addressing you this evening because of a common cause that we share. We are both fighting for Liberty and for Freedom. But it seems that there are many out here who are here that KNOW something is wrong in this country and they want to do something about it. I have come because I hope to add some direction to for the anger." share info about the Fed, whatnot. ending the war on drugs, the wars overseas...i would also address the MASSIVE college debt of all the young people and no prospect of jobs...i think the next part is very important thought. something like "This is also going to boil down between a battle of ideologies. And although more Socialism is NOT the way to go." talk about europe maybe?...and finally end with "There is also been a growing report of violence and NO ONE in America wants to see this go down that road. Therefore, I make this promise to YOU! Join our already growing support, help get me elected and I PROMISE I will not be a President of simple rhetoric, and will offer young people a seat at the table when we revitalize this country!" ehh, something like that

 

[Workguy23]

OH YEAH...forgot to add at the end. "And although I support the essence of what is being done, I don't want to see anyone hurt any further by the abuse of the State. I ask that everyone return home and do what you can to get me elected!"

it would be so cool if everyone then left and RP gets the credit for ending the Wall street protest peacefully. haha

 

[Angie4RonPaul]

Love that idea!

 

[QE Is Theft]

How I wish it would have. It's too bad most Americans are so damn passive.

Correct. The people collectively would TROUNCE the police state.

Only the military could stop a full scale nationwide revolution.

 

[Reason]

A lot of the protesters on Wall Street are Ron Paul supporters, we can't allow this to happen in America!

Am I dreaming or did that just seriously air on msm...?

 

[Working Poor]

Larry does not give a shit, he is is jacking off for the Establishment, letting you know the way it is.

lol right

 

[wgadget]

100 NYPD REFUSE to work the Occupy Wall Street beat:

http://www.in5d.com/over-100-nypd-officers-refuse-to-work-in-support-of-occupy-wall-street.html