If you’re being honest then I’m sorry you had a bad experience. My experience talking to lots of types of people at different Occupation sites has been the opposite… however I agree with them not because I like them personally but because what they’re fighting for is true and just.

So the experience of one person speaks for the actions of thousands? I went to Occupy Wall Street and had a completely opposite experience.

I completely agree. If someone were protesting on my lawn, after awhile it gets to the point where you just have to clean up the mess and unfortunately the mess was them!  Now to see them trying to Occupy the Subways it makes me sick that they think they have the right to do that! If they are all for the middle class than why are they hurting the MTA who employs conductors and captains many of whom are apart of the middle and lower class anyways! Stop hurting those who have a job and instead start trying to drum up some support to make companies create them!

I too saw the people getting evicted from the Portland camp, and while I totally support the idea of the OWS movement those people who were there “representing” the 99% were not the people who should be out there as the face of us. The run-aways and homeless are not an accurate representation of the people in the country who are demanding change; they are the ones who turned the camps into slum like areas while at the same time giving the movement a poor facade, especially to the conservatives and neh-sayers who are constantly looking to oppress the country even further.