How did that jerk that was stalking Lois Lerner on private property get away with doing that?!! Have

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:
So, while you might like to link this to Bundy, the behavior of these criminals has been condemned by any people related to the Bundy protest.

Hold it. So, if I were to write with regard to the rapes:

"So, while you might like to link this to OWS, the behavior of these criminals has been condemned by any people related to OWS"

It would mean that you couldn't blame OWS for the rapes, right? Right?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:When did the Occupy protesters ever get their way?

Not saying they did - they just WANTED their way.

It would be ironic if you criticized them for exercising their right to speech on this thread.

I have no problem with their right to speech. However, their “right" to destroy public property, defecate in public places, and commit crimes such as rape during the protests will never be condoned by me.

I don't believe anyone from OWS was raping. But hey if they have to take the rap for that then you have two dead cops in Vegas and a bystander to atone for.

Just ONE of the numerous stories that comes up when you google rape and occupy: http://abcnews.go.com/US/sexual-assaults-occupy-wall-street-camps/story?id=14873014

This comes just as Tonye Iketubosin, 26, was arrested late Tuesday for allegedly sexually assaulting two women, both inside tents in New York City's Zuccotti Park.

The first alleged attack occurred Oct. 24 after Iketubosin helped a 17-year-old girl to set up her tent. After he refused to leave, he allegedly groped the girl.

The second alleged assault occurred Oct. 29 after an 18-year-old woman from Massachusetts agreed to let Iketubosin sleep in her tent. She said she awoke to find him pulling off her pants and that he proceeded to rape her.

The problem of women being hassled, or worse, isn't unique to New York City.

And, as for the Las Vegas shooting... get the story straight.

Authorities say Miller and his wife, Amanda, 22, acted alone in the shootings and they are not seeking additional suspects. McMahill added that officers are still looking for a motive and the couple believed that law enforcement was the "oppressor."

The couple had visited Cliven Bundy's ranch during an armed standoff earlier this year with federal authorities about a land dispute, Bundy's son said Monday. Ammon Bundy told The Associated Press that they were asked to leave his father's ranch after being there for a few days this spring.

He said that while details were still sketchy, the Millers' conduct was the problem. He called the couple "very radical" and said they did not "align themselves" with the protest's main issues.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/06/09/las-vegas-shooting-officers-dead-possible-white-supremacists/

So, while you might like to link this to Bundy, the behavior of these criminals has been condemned by any people related to the Bundy protest.

So let me get this right: a movement can absolve itself of the acts of any extremists, by condemning them. Unless they are liberals. Or Muslims.

[Anonymous]

Conservatism is such a joke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lerner's neighbor said 'I don't want her in my house'. I need to buy that man a beer!!

I am trying to raise my son to be a gentleman and I would die if he treated any neighbor this way - especially a woman. Regardless of how he feels, the gentlemanly thing to do would to have to the jerky journalist to back off or leave her be. Not cool. I would feel this way regardless of which political party she was in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lerner's neighbor said 'I don't want her in my house'. I need to buy that man a beer!!

I am trying to raise my son to be a gentleman and I would die if he treated any neighbor this way - especially a woman. Regardless of how he feels, the gentlemanly thing to do would to have to the jerky journalist to back off or leave her be. Not cool. I would feel this way regardless of which political party she was in.

It's not his cross to bear. She can call 911

[Anonymous]

I am trying to raise my son to be a gentleman and I would die if he treated any neighbor this way - especially a woman. Regardless of how he feels, the gentlemanly thing to do would to have to the jerky journalist to back off or leave her be. Not cool. I would feel this way regardless of which political party she was in.

What did the jerky journalist do to hurt her other than ask questions? I don't like his methodology, but he was not hurting her.

[Anonymous]

I don’t remember any liberals coming to the defense of General Petraeus in New York. I think the behavior of these college students was deplorable. In my opinion, this type of confrontation is much worse than anything that Lois Lerner experienced.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQODwkwF0RE

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t remember any liberals coming to the defense of General Petraeus in New York. I think the behavior of these college students was deplorable. In my opinion, this type of confrontation is much worse than anything that Lois Lerner experienced.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQODwkwF0RE

You didn't look very hard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I am trying to raise my son to be a gentleman and I would die if he treated any neighbor this way - especially a woman. Regardless of how he feels, the gentlemanly thing to do would to have to the jerky journalist to back off or leave her be. Not cool. I would feel this way regardless of which political party she was in.

What did the jerky journalist do to hurt her other than ask questions? I don't like his methodology, but he was not hurting her.

Maybe her feelings were hurt?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Lerner's neighbor said 'I don't want her in my house'. I need to buy that man a beer!!

I am trying to raise my son to be a gentleman and I would die if he treated any neighbor this way - especially a woman. Regardless of how he feels, the gentlemanly thing to do would to have to the jerky journalist to back off or leave her be. Not cool. I would feel this way regardless of which political party she was in.

It's not his cross to bear. She can call 911

On the video, she clearly asks the neighbor to call the police. One presumes she did not have her cell phone at the time.

If I had two men following me on a street with no one else in sight, and they were obviously angry at me, I would be afraid.

[Anonymous]

On the video, she clearly asks the neighbor to call the police. One presumes she did not have her cell phone at the time.

If I had two men following me on a street with no one else in sight, and they were obviously angry at me, I would be afraid.

The reporters were wrong--but not as wrong as Lerner. Her harassment of others was far greater.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

On the video, she clearly asks the neighbor to call the police. One presumes she did not have her cell phone at the time.

If I had two men following me on a street with no one else in sight, and they were obviously angry at me, I would be afraid.

The reporters were wrong--but not as wrong as Lerner. Her harassment of others was far greater.

Yes, it must be TERRIBLE to register as a PAC, when in fact you are a PAC.

[Anonymous]

Yes, it must be TERRIBLE to register as a PAC, when in fact you are a PAC.

That is your opinion. If they didn't meet the standards, then they should have been rejected. The questionnaires went far beyond normal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Yes, it must be TERRIBLE to register as a PAC, when in fact you are a PAC.

That is your opinion. If they didn't meet the standards, then they should have been rejected. The questionnaires went far beyond normal.

Really which tea party group did not have political activity as its primary purpose. Was there a bowling league that occasionally talked politics?

[Anonymous]

True the Vote