Ever noticed that liberals' interest in privacy rights end when their protests begin?
What’s that? They weren’t tea partiers? They were actually angry liberals who were bussed across the country to protest at private homes? Well, what a surprise that is.
In a scene reminiscent of ACORN workers being bussed to the homes of AIG employees, the Huffington Post shows that “Huge angry mobs converged outside bank employees’ houses on Sunday afternoon to demand banks stop lobbying against Wall Street reform.”
“Bank of America: bad for America!” shouted community leaders outside the house of Bank of America general counsel Gregory Baer.
The Chicago-based grassroots organization National People’s Action, in coordination with the SEIU, bused more than 700 workers from 20 states to Baer’s neighborhood, one of the wealthiest corners of Washington. The action kicks off several days of protests targeting K Street for lobbyists’ role in financial reform.”
Is there something contradictory about the words “grassroots organization” and “in coordination with the SEIU”? Or is it just us?
Forgive us for our confusion, but we thought that “angry mobs” were a bad thing. But apparently that is only the case for “conservative” angry mobs, or “any” angry mob protesting the Socialist takeover of our country.
Again according to the article “Passersby and dogwalkers smiled at the sight of people gathered all over Baer’s lawn and blocking the road. Baer’s neighbor from across the street won little sympathy when he angrily yelled at protesters for waking up his two-year-old daughter. Kennedy was one of several people who used a bullhorn to tell their personal bank horror stories.”
The article adds “The group also protested outside the house of Peter Scher, a lobbyist for JPMorgan Chase. Nobody answered the door.”
No word as to whether or not the group stopped at the home of the evil JPMorgan Chase executive who bundled over $685,000 in contributions for Obama’s campaign or at the home of the evil Citigroup executive who bundled over $700,000 or at the home of the evil Goldman Sachs executive who managed to get almost a million dollars in bundled contributions for Obama.
Maybe they missed the bus.
Source: Huffington Post
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So the angry, white middle age guy who didn’t plant the Times Square bomb is actually responsible for this? Damn tea baggers!
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So how were they not trespassing? Seems like what they did was pretty illegal to me…
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Time to let the dogs out
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Dogs? No, they should have been strafed, & I’m not kidding.
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Of course they were trespassing, I can’t believe the neighbors didn’t flood 911 with calls about the virtual riot that was brewing in their own neighborhood. Seven hundred people bussed into an “affluent” area and turned loose to trample private property and disturb the peace….Of course we do have a “right” to protest in America, but people…STAND BACK, take a deep breath and protest where it’s most useful, but not on private property, this is just a shameful deed.
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My question is do these people have job or were they just off for the day? On another note maybe the JOB was to go and protest! Obama is using SEIU as a tool, it will get a lot worse in the coming months towards the November elections.