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"[They're] destroying my business," explained Stacey Tzortzatos, owner and manager of Panini & Co., a Wall Street lunch hotspot right next to Zuccotti Park. "It hasn't gotten any better. In fact, it's the opposite."
Originally posted by Phantom28804
I just saw this article on FoxNews and didnt' see anything about it on here already, but apparently a local cafe is having to lay off workers due to lack of business from the OWS movement. So now the "99%" are now essentially affecting their own.
www.foxnews.com...
I just found this interesting as they claim to be supporting the rest of us, but it would seem they have no regard for other people that are working and need to work.
Originally posted by cyberether
insurance can cover for the loss usualy. in this kind of event.
Originally posted by Anonex
reply to post by Phantom28804
Seems to me the right wingers would love this. Capitalism working as intended. Demand for coffee goes down, business goes under. Free markets are great right?
Originally posted by Phantom28804
However, I would gladly do so if I agreed with the protests in question. I however, do not agree with the majority of the OWS party line nor do I agree with the Socialist agenda behind it.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by GeorgiaGirl
Meet some of the impoverished OWS 99%. err I mean Mumzy and Daddy's house. I wonder if Chad is available for some badminton this afternoon down at the "Club". [Darn it I broke a nail typing this!]
Texas: This mansion has five bedrooms and, from the looks of it, plenty of space for a drum circle. Its economically disadvantaged occupant was arrested while “occupying” Wall Street on October 5.
New Jersey: This quaint 3,800-square-foot manse sits on a quiet cul-de-sac, and it’s valued at nearly $500,000. The poverty-stricken Occupy Wall Street protester who lives here was arrested on October 5.
California: Just a half-hour’s drive from Berkeley, this victorian boasts 3 fireplaces, granite countertops and a wet bar. It’s a 5,000-square-foot anti-capitalist’s dream — at least for one cash-strapped Occupy Wall Street protester arrested on October 1.
California: Just a half-hour’s drive from Berkeley, this victorian boasts 3 fireplaces, granite countertops and a wet bar. It’s a 5,000-square-foot anti-capitalist’s dream — at least for one cash-strapped Occupy Wall Street protester arrested on October 1.
Read more: dailycaller.com...edit on 2-11-2011 by SLAYER69 because: (no reason given)
It was EXTREMELY hard to march with people,that I knew had an agenda.
I did it so my questions could be asked,and my conscience could be cleared.
No one can say I didnt see,what I saw.
OWS is nothing more then a farce.
Originally posted by facewhatly
It was EXTREMELY hard to march with people,that I knew had an agenda.
I did it so my questions could be asked,and my conscience could be cleared.
No one can say I didnt see,what I saw.
OWS is nothing more then a farce.
Did u march in an OWS protest at any point?
Originally posted by Phantom28804
reply to post by sonnny1
I believe their point is trolling as they as well as many others blindly only read Fox News.. Also I would like to point out that the barricades wouldn't be there if the protestors weren't. Though I pointed that out before. I seem to be repeating myself, and I think I will hold further comment till someone actually posts a actual response. I would rather debate with people like YouSir that at least took the time read.
Originally posted by Phantom28804
reply to post by YouSir
Your entire post is laughable to say the least as you type away at your keyboard behind your monitor and stand as a voice for OWS. Posts like yours just are a practice in hypocrisy as you did just did the very thing that you accuse me and others of.
You have no idea what myself or others may have done? I can tell you for one that I have written numerous letters to my local representatives. In fact today I signed a petition to hold banks accountable for there actions. I have and always will stand up for my rights. I vote every election, and I speak up when my voice needs to be heard. You do not have to be standing in the streets to make a point or protest. However, I would gladly do so if I agreed with the protests in question. I however, do not agree with the majority of the OWS party line nor do I agree with the Socialist agenda behind it.