Occupy movement: A closer look at economic issues
Started Sept 27th 2011
We are granted the right to non-violent protesting. And that is what has been taking place by the 99ers. Now the police, mayors, and certain other citizens are aggressively taking to the encampments of these protesters and dragging them around like criminals. That is not what the constitution states as the way to stop these peaceful citizens from demonstrating. Somewhere, where does it state that the police and others law officials can do this. No laws are being broken, no disturbing the peace, these people have a right to protest under the Constitution of these United States.
President Obama, please put a stop to the intentional harming and physical violence against a group of citizens that are demonstrating per their constitutional rights given them by the Constitution and by the wars that were fought by our soldiers(some of who gave their lives) to win our freedom from oppression. We of all the counties on this earth have that right, don't turn us into Libya or Syria. Who kill and injure citizens for doing the same thing.
Rachel Maddow reports headlines from the Occupy Wall Street movement across America and around the world.
Tensions between “Occupy Oakland” protesters and the city’s police remain close to a boil after an Iraq War veteran was injured during a demonstration. NBC News’ Miguel Almaguer has the story.
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