 Occupy Vancouver protesters will not 'go peacefully'Law & Order | 206854 hits | Nov 06 1:48 pm | Posted by: Gunnair  Occupy Vancouver protesters say they will not be peacefully removed from the lawn of the city's art gallery following the death of a demonstrator.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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"That would try and use this as an excuse to end a legitimate, peaceful assembly where people are using their constitutional rights and freedom of expression to demand systemic change to prevent problems like this is frankly kind of disgusting political opportunism," Wiley said.
Yep. It's Wall Street's fault that some girl OD's on heroin.
Dumb.
saw this in the comments section. It makes the most sense out of anything I've read so far.
I'm with Trev too in that the one protester made sense when they said that, but you don't need the occupy site to show off Vancouver's drug problem, already have the DTES and Surrey for that.
saw this in the comments section. It makes the most sense out of anything I've read so far.
+1. Who has time indeed.
I think it should end, but the protester interviewed in the article makes a good point, that people die of drug related deaths fairly often in the City, but it doesn't get this kind of attention. I don't think the fact they were at this occupy site is the cause and it is an illegitimate excuse to end it forcefully.
She also uses it to state that the OD is a result of Wall Street and its ilk.
Not quite true either.
I think it should end, but the protester interviewed in the article makes a good point, that people die of drug related deaths fairly often in the City, but it doesn't get this kind of attention. I don't think the fact they were at this occupy site is the cause and it is an illegitimate excuse to end it forcefully.
She also uses it to state that the OD is a result of Wall Street and its ilk.
Not quite true either.
She probably failed out of school and blamed her teacher.
I think it should end, but the protester interviewed in the article makes a good point, that people die of drug related deaths fairly often in the City, but it doesn't get this kind of attention. I don't think the fact they were at this occupy site is the cause and it is an illegitimate excuse to end it forcefully.
She also uses it to state that the OD is a result of Wall Street and its ilk.
Not quite true either.
She probably failed out of school and blamed her teacher.
You know, if the NDP supporter is onside with seeing this for what it is then I don't know what else can be added.
The Ambulance Chasers are ready..