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Originally Posted by Still BLUTANG
Of course, as we walked into the camp the first thing my friend said was "I wonder how all the homeless people feel about this?" We couldn't find any to ask. I guess gentrification has hit  |
Some homeless people are pissed and some are thrilled to have a more unified front.
Some homeless have had beef with the Occupy activists across the country. That can result in cross words and violence if the Occupy are not careful--and if they are taking the homeless' "territory."
In listening to NPR today, there is something going on in Philadelphia:
http://hereandnow.wbur.org/2011/10/2...upy-wallstreet
http://thedp.com/index.php/article/2...ifteen_arrests
I was annoyed that some Occupy activists were telling each other not to call the police when there are crimes and violence during these Occupy movements. Handle it in-house. I'm glad they nixed that dumb idea.
