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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: bentway who wrote (631784)10/15/2011 12:18:42 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 1576163
 
Or maybe they’ll grow. Time will tell. The larger point is, the establishment seems to assume Tea Partiers are sensible patriots, worthy of considerable attention, while Occupy Wall Street includes a bunch of hippies, not worth taking seriously.

Probably because the tea party has already affected the political process in a significant way and the OWS has made significant messes in a number of metropolitan areas that they will leave for others to clean up. Seriously, why should we take a bunch of hippies seriously when they can't even keep a job?

Americans, in general, appear to believe otherwise.

yeah, right....which "Occupier" best represents your views?

is it this guy with the microphone at Occupy Atlanta?
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This anti-semitic woman at Occupy Los Angeles
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These aggressive protestors who have no clue why they are protesting at Occupy Sacramento
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Or is it this famous anti-semite at Occupy Wall Street?
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Or perhaps mainstream america relates to this
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I think it's probably the government employee at the end of the video....he's pretty funny
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Or this guy who wants his tuition paid for
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Which Occupier are you? Which Occupier does America believe in?
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