Possibly Nebor, if you could honor us with that I am sure we can find several times when the search #'s dipped while combat was still chugging along....
BTW, I guess the war in Iraq was almost over in 2006... I mean, there were so few searches on it and much less news coverage....
So you dont like google trends. Because you claim everyone that knows OWS has already found it.
Then explain page views
DOH!So you dont like google trends. Because you claim everyone that knows OWS has already found it.
Then explain page views
seems to support declining interest...
Adams said most of the Occupy Portland protesters and their leaders have been communicative and cooperative with police and city officials but he will not wait until someone is killed by drugs or violence at the protest site to clear the parks.
Recent incidents at the Occupy Portland camps include attacks on media crews in the park, a rising crime rate, litter, drug use and issues with sewage and other sanitary conditions.
Whole lotta herp in this derps face.In the past few days, the balance has tipped: We have experienced two very serious drug overdoses, where individuals required immediate resuscitation in the camp. As has been widely reported, police have arrested a suspect in Tuesday night’s disturbing Molotov cocktail incident. Crime, especially reported assaults, has increased in the area in and around the camps. This is in addition to the health and sanitation issues that the camp’s close quarters have brought about.
The Oakland killing is further straining relations between local officials and anti-Wall Street protesters. A preliminary investigation into the gunfire Thursday that left a man dead suggests it resulted from a fight between two groups of men at or near the camp on a plaza in front of Oakland's City Hall, police Chief Howard Jordan said.
Some protesters have refused free flu shots, citing a "government conspiracy," the Times said.
There is also the increased risk among the encampment of sexually transmitted diseases, said the doctor, Dr. Philip M. Tierno, Jr. of the NYU Langone Medical Center. And the site's pounding circles could lead to hearing damage.
Tierno compared conditions at the park to the pilgrimage to Mecca, in which entire groups of people have come down with respiratory infections in short period of time, and the communal compounds of the 1960s where sanitation problems and STDs cropped up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=H8BHp7r8USg
Yep, they were a danger to us all..
Television news footage from outside the university's main administration building showed officers pulling people from the steps and nudging others with batons as the crowd chanted, "We are the 99 percent!" and "Stop Beating Students!"
Here's an interesting perspective.
A Day In The Life Of #OccupyWallStreet Protesters
http://www.breitbart.tv/our-new-hero-a-day-in-the-life-of-occupywallstreet-protester/
I find it ironic that people protesting evil corporations directly support them in most every facet of their lives. I suspect that this little tidbit of irony is lost on you.Why is that an interesting perspective?
That's really the dumbest argument out there. Listing off the brand names and pretending people should stop using things they own is about the stupidest thing you could possibly come up with.
I agree that our system is broken...but the rub here is (1) why it's broken and (2) what needs to be done to fix it. #occupy fails to satisfactorily answer either question in my opinion. Perhaps you can shed some light on this.Look, our system is clearly broken. If you would rather pretend it's not.. fine. If you want to join the conversation, how about talking about the issues at hand.
If you don't want to have any part in talking about all of the things wrong w\ #occupy movement...perhaps you should just keep your comments to yourself. Deal?If you don't want to have any part in talking about all of the things wrong w\ our system because you'd be siding w\ #occupy people.. just keep your comments to yourself.
I refuse to talk about this. :biggrin:It's really like the anti #marijuana crowd. All facts show that marijuana was made illegal through misinformation and propaganda. This is simply fact. You can go look it up. And yet people who don't know any better refuse to talk about any of that.
Pretending people should throw away their possessions to protest something that you agree is broken is pretty dumb.I find it ironic that people protesting evil corporations directly support them in most every facet of their lives. I suspect that this little tidbit of irony is lost on you.
I speak about the issues #occupy was started to protest. At this point so many fringe groups are mixed in w\ the protesters that there is no 1 general message.If you don't want to have any part in talking about all of the things wrong w\ #occupy movement...perhaps you should just keep your comments to yourself. Deal?
Lack of a coherent message makes the #occupy movement a bit silly as well.I speak about the issues #occupy was started to protest. At this point so many fringe groups are mixed in w\ the protesters that there is no 1 general message.
This of course makes much of the talk against #occupy a bit silly because for every person you make an example of, there are 10 people w\ different views.
Lack of a coherent message makes the #occupy movement a bit silly as well.
Consider this...perhaps you assume wrongly. Just a thought.So when I see people speak against #occupy, I have to assume that they are Pro financial fraud, pro police brutality, and pro bailout.
Consider this...perhaps you assume wrongly. Just a thought.
More deaths at occupy protests...
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/man-shot-killed-occupy-oakland-protest-camp-14930225#.Tr1zwXKc3IU
Apparentyy having nothing to do with the protesters. After he was shot, the protesters linked arms to form a line to keep spectators away from the paramedics at the man.