I heard something that made me chuckle a little...

[snooper2]

So, if you are protesting in a public area, a park or at a museum it's all good. You have a message, you have like minded people, you have your signs. I remember protesting against the Iraq war before it started and you have this sense of comradery with the folks around you. The public who witness a protest see your signs and hear your message, and for many it will strike a tone.

Now here's the kicker. As soon as the sun goes down, and you go into a tent or something on same said public property to lay your head to rest. You are no longer protesting. It's called camping :rofl:

[Scuba]

1. Wrong. It's still assembling and petitioning the gov't for redress of grievances. n/t

[stlsaxman]

2. here's a graphic you can show them...

[snooper2]

3. You should send that to Russ Martin

:rofl:

[stlsaxman]

4. I don't know who that is. Feel free to send it. I don't own it.

[malthaussen]

5. Seriously, that graphic

... should be posted at all Occupy sites.

-- Mal