Topic: Occupy Animal Farm: Some occupiers are more equal than others

[trapeze]

Seen elsewhere... OccupyStarfleet:

Smelly Space Hippies

What's interesting about this (other than the dead-on accurate portrayal of idiot hippies) is the use of the word "Herbert" to shout down Kirk. It was only a few days ago that the exact same Alinsky technique was used to shout down Opie & Anthony using the rhymes-with-Herbert word, "pervert." Coincidence or did the writers know of Alinsky and his techniques?

Also note the "we are one" hand symbol which is the exact same O'Bama "O" hand symbol that was used in the 2008 campaign. Makes you wonder if it was merely coincidence that the hand symbols were the same or did the O'Bama worshipers copy it from the Star Trek episode thinking it to be really cool and hip 1960's crap. (Funny... no one seems to be using that zero symbol all that much now.)

Anyway, as you watch this excerpted episode you can almost (but thankfully not) smell the hippies.

Gene Roddenberry was a visionary in so many ways. I actually saw (and heard) him speak once when I was a teenager. I never would have guessed that he would be so right about hippies being a permanent scourge that humankind will apparently never be rid of.

The Star Trek episode has a happy ending, though, when the space hippies win the Darwin Award. We here on Earth are sadly stuck with the blight.

[Damn_Lucky]

BTW, there had better be some good video taken when they finally turn the fire hoses on these clods. I want to see some hippies gettin' hosed.

I'm ready for sob stories about ruined MacBooks and iPhones. Yeah, baby!

Oh man I'd bet you could sell tickets and make a Boat Load.HA HA Capitalism at it's best.

[trapeze]

Pay per view to watch hippies being hosed down the street?

I'd pay. In a heartbeat. I'd buy the dvd when it came out, too.

[Glock32]

Further evidence of their absolutely impenetrable stupidity:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jMV0TR3pGzg

And, true to form, their stupidity is combined in equal measure with that classic leftist smug certainty of their unassailable command of the truth against all comers. Here, even someone who spent nearly 30 years under gen-u-ine communism in the USSR cannot get through their Iron Curtain of dumbassedness.

[John Florida]

  Yet they show up with their dumness on display for the world to see. Makes one so proud not to be there.

[trapeze]

I would be absolutely elated over the virtual goldmine of Republican campaign ad material in these videos except that I know damn good and well that the Republicans won't capitalize on it.

The Republicans who are in charge of that sort of thing need a serious transfusion of testosterone.

[trapeze]

It appears Suze will be making a move from CNBC to MSNBC soon.

Not until the book tour is over...

Damn, I crack myself up sometimes. Read Orman's post from the PuffHo if you haven't already. What a tool.

Look, we want a society where everyone strives to repay their debts. That's clear. But to single out education loans as the one type of debt that our system specifically prohibits from standard bankruptcy is flat-out wrong. We bail out the banks, but offer nothing to American families that borrowed to become more educated and competitive?

Yeah, right. We want everyone to repay their debts. Except when they borrow several hundred grand to get their kid a degree in women's studies and now they don't feel like paying it back. That's what this country was built on. But wait, she goes on to argue that point below:

Financial reform post-crisis has reduced banks' ability to collect as much fee income. So some banks have responded by announcing plans to roll out new fees to make up for the new restrictions on what they can charge for the old fees. Let's be clear, this isn't a matter of the banks being able to make payroll. What's at stake is the magnitude of their profits. They are piling on new fees to keep their outsize profits up. Sure, that's absolutely fair play in a capitalistic society. But I don't think this country was built on the fee income that gouged the little guy. Banks used to rely more on income from lending money to qualified borrowers, be it businesses or individuals. Today, the financial system seems less interested in being an intermediary in financing a growing economy and more interested in collecting fees that have absolutely no connection to participating in economic expansion. Is that really how low we're going to let the target be set? Occupy Wall Street is issuing an emphatic no. To that, I give a heartfelt, "Approved!"

This woman is either a lying shill for the socialist agenda of the White House or she is a complete idiot who cannot comprehend simple cause and effect between liberal legislation and the market. Take your pick.

[trapeze]

Okay, guaranteed hilarity. I promise.

Go here(The official OWS website), read the article.

But for genuine laughs you have to read the comments. There is something special about hippies arguing amongst themselves about just how much anarchy is a good thing. And when there's too much anarchy then just what the heck do you do about it when one of the key principles of anarchy is "no rules" and another is "no enforcement." You can just sense their soft little heads getting ready to explode under the pressure of this self imposed conundrum.

Poor, sad hippies.

Just a little sample to whet your appetite:

tallboytooshort 5 points 8 hours ago
the drummers, bless their hearts, need to realize that we have formed a democracy and it is not anarchy down there. Unfortunately (or fortunately as the case may be), you can't do whatever you want in a democracy. We collectively agree upon a code of conduct. While we embrace "a diversity of tactics" there are certain behaviors that should not be tolerated within the camp. Drugs and alcohol and recently excessive panhandling are serious issues, but nothing is remotely as threatening to our fragile nursery community than the incessant drumming. My opinion is that if the people drumming cannot understand this, then they are not so much a part of OWS community that has formed around the GA and the political discourse, but a seperate group of people who happen to be occupying the same park for the purpose of playing drums. Unfortunately we have been too nice to the drummers and have not held them accountable to the agreement we made with the community board. If the drummers are actually part of the OWS movement and respect the GA, they would have had a million oportunities to hash out an agreement with the CB and the GA. However, from what I have noticed, most attempts to incorportate them into the dialog have been unsuccesful. I think we should hold them to two hours a day, no more (and no less?) until the situation has calmed down a bit and then a new conversation can happen.
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jbell78 2 points 8 hours ago
And who, exactly, will enforce that?
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sfsteve 2 points 7 hours ago
I am sure the cops would be happy to enforce it. If they don't obey the very rules they agreed to, turn them in. Warn them first, to give them a chance to comply, but if they don't let them know you're serious. The movement must have some order and must be respectful to the neighbors and the fellow participants. Don't get me wrong, I love me some drumming, but incessant drumming is simply selfish egotism.
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jbell78 0 points 7 hours ago
So let me make sure I'm getting this right...OWS will ask the NYPD for help to enforce their General Assembly decision to allow for 2-4 hours of drumming a day?
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impolex (Yonkers, NY) 2 points 7 hours ago
This should not be a matter of enforcement. This should be a matter of respect. We need to respect the drummers and their right to be drumming but they need to respect those who are sick, tired, or just in general need to rest. But please please please. Don't think of enforcement. Don't do that.
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jbell78 2 points 7 hours ago
OK. So then what do you do if the drummers won't stop?
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timbertrance 1 points 3 hours ago
If the drummers do not abide by the agreement they made with everyone else they should be considered provocateurs and dealt with accordingly, with courteous resolve.
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jbell78 1 points 18 minutes ago
and what does that mean exactly? is there a police force who will forcibly stop them or not?
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Kaydreein 1 points 2 hours ago
There is no such thing as a right to drum.
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sfsteve 2 points 7 hours ago
Why not?

The drummers have formed a "working group" to negotiate the manner and amount of drumming that they can do. But then there are rogue, anarchist drummers who won't go along with the working group or the general assembly's directives and pretty much drum whenever they want to which is all the time, day and night. I don't know what all the bitching is about, sleep deprivation is an integral part of brainwashing. The term, "working group" is funny, too. A regular oxymoron when it comes to hippies.

So set the blender speed to "puree." Ahead warp factor seven. Around and around they go. I sure hope that someone is filming these idiots.

[IronDioPriest]

Your point about the campaign commercials is a good one Trap. There is enough footage of destructive, vile behavior as well as Democrat politicians openly supporting these idiots. The two can be put together easily. I can envision many such configurations of such an ad.

The frikkin GOP needs to fight for this country, now. If they won't, then the country needs a party that will. There should be no question but that they should be seeing the opportunity these scumbags present to tarnish the enemy, and seeing it right now - strategizing right now on exactly how and when they will use this damning video footage.

The fact that we even have to wonder whether they will have the guts to use negative footage of OWS against their "friends across the aisle" shows just how far we have to go with this party, and how important it is that the people who have been pushing the Tea Party movement stay involved on the ground.

[Libertas]

"The frikkin GOP needs to fight for this country, now. If they won't, then the country needs a party that will."

As long as the GOP is dominated by simpering Ruling Class pantywaists nothing will ever change, and I doubt we have any time to do a shole hell of a lot about it.

But yeah, the situation is screaming for bold action to take the fight to the enemy and crush them utterly.  Talk about a ripe opportunity and target rich environment!  Obama & Co are all for these moronic anarchists and we just sit around with our heads up our butts...

[charlesoakwood]

They give the Pubbies so much material to work with.

The Enquirer has an article today about Michelle at Paula Deans show, eating.  Eating during the show,
eating during the commercials all the wrong foods.

[Libertas]

Great, that's all we need...her ass & thighs expanding again...

 

[charlesoakwood]

She must have a personal liposuctionist charged
with keeping them the same size as they were
when POSOTUS took office.

[Libertas]

Probably has a Michelle mold at the ready...

 

 

[Damn_Lucky]

But for genuine laughs you have to read the comments. There is something special about hippies arguing amongst themselves about just how much anarchy is a good thing. And when there's too much anarchy then just what the heck do you do about it when one of the key principles of anarchy is "no rules" and another is "no enforcement." You can just sense their soft little heads getting ready to explode under the pressure of this self imposed conundrum.

Poor, sad hippies.

Oh $hit that was FUNNY!
 

[Glock32]

I still can't get over the just willful, deliberate ignorance on display in the video I posted. When asked what is the difference between North Korea and South Korea, the dumb old red broad actually said "in North Korea workers are given a fair wage!"  Then the young, chubby, hermaphroditic slug beside her chimed in with another permutation of their classic defense: "communist countries only experience these difficulties because the world around them is not communist enough".

[charlesoakwood]

Michelle mold at the ready.

                                          There's a commercial in there somewhere.

[Weisshaupt]

Moreover, concerns are growing about local complaints over the disturbances caused by protesters — including incidents of public urination and the incessant noise of the drum circle. Organizers claim to have reined in the hours during which the drummers can bang away, though some grumble about wanting to sabotage the musicians' instruments. Occupy Wall Street has the money to rent Porta-Pottys, but protesters say city authorities have so far denied them the right to set those up. “We are doing everything in our power to abide by the laws and respect our neighbors,” says Sherman Jackson, an Occupy Wall Street media representative, who adds that many on the neighborhood community board support the occupation. Still, the threat of eviction is a perennial, invisible presence in the park.

We can illegally occupy a private park, break overnight camping rules, noise ordinances,and  sanitation laws,  but we couldn't possibly, ever, ever consider breaking a rule about installing port-a-potties. Hey, its almost like they want to make a nusaince of themselves.

 

[BMG]

'I Lost My Virginity Today. I Was Amped For It'

From the JammieWearingFool:

At least someone will be happy when this OWS movement collapses.

One protester who left his girlfriend behind in California has "shared sleeping bags with... several women" and says, "It’s a natural human thing. It’s part of our support structure. It’s nice to have someone to care about. It’s nice to have someone to hug and kiss." As it happens, the NY Times Magazine had a photograph of two young protesters, and the 19-year-old revealed, "I’m doing well now, though. I drank six Four Lokos with Core, a beer or two. And then we ordered an iced mocha and two chicken fingers and large fries. I lost my virginity today. I was amped for it."

Some protesters are partaking in some donated condoms (though not OWS condoms)—a volunteer medic told Metropolis, "He was concerned with overpopulation. I thought he meant in the park, but I guess he meant in the world. He said, ‘Just make sure people aren’t breeding." The medic also revealed there are requests for pregnancy tests! Imagine—the occupation lasts for eight more months and there's a Zuccotti Park baby!

Well, on the upside no rapes were reported there in the past couple of days.

[Glock32]

Much as it is profoundly in the public interest to break up these little Hobotowns, I hope they continue unimpeded. The Left has always had to disguise what it is, because when people catch a true glimpse of it they run away from it. These displays are giving people a daily eyeful of Leftism.