So what are those with focused beliefs and concepts on how to improve
the lives of the 99% focused on today?? Here
it is, fresh from the Vancouver Province newspaper:
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| Protesters advocate jailing Pope |
“... Jail
the Pope, Occupy the Vatican, Expel the Catholic church from our lands,” comes
the none-too-subtle online call to arms, complete with a Photo-shopped image of
the pope behind bars. “Join the worldwide Occupy the Vatican movement this
Sunday Oct. 30….”
The people advocating this notion are louts and lowlife’s with NO
concept of what it means to be a civilized member of humanity.
They are bullies with no respect for others, and who have no idea of how to work with others to achieve their goals (or have them considered) in a way that is peaceful and respectful. The time to end this anarchy has come -- as the comments in the "Occupy the Vatican" story clearly shows.
They are bullies with no respect for others, and who have no idea of how to work with others to achieve their goals (or have them considered) in a way that is peaceful and respectful. The time to end this anarchy has come -- as the comments in the "Occupy the Vatican" story clearly shows.
Meantime, I think some of the people at Occupy Kamloops seriously need
to re-think their priorities!
One, a nursing student, with just months left to get her degree at TRU,
walked away to "Occupy" Kamloops.
Perhaps if she was that dedicated to helping the 99%, she might have
stayed in class, got her degree, and then gone to work for free at a clinic
that helps the disadvantaged.
Another
protester, left her business behind in 100 Mile House and, drove here to be a part of
Occupy Kamloops. Perhaps she might
instead have stayed open, earned a profit from sales of her products, and then
donated that money to help the disadvantaged?
IF there really was some benefit to our society, from the
'self-declared 99%' (which they are NOT) I could support them.
These two
examples however, from a
Tuesday October 25th news story in Kamloops this Week, only go
to prove this whole “Occupy this that and the other city” is a waste of time
with no focus, often times bizarre ideas (in
Alberta a protester actually suggested powering electric vehicles with tidal
power – that could be a big problem in land locked Alberta), and no hope
for success.
It’s time to wrap it up and move on!
I’m Alan Forseth in Kamloops; with the thoughts of one conservative on
this round ball we call planet earth.
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