Category: I hate hippies

  • Occupy Law & Order SVU

    According to an article in the Daily News, filthy hippies didn’t like that Law & Order Special Victims Unit was using them as a fackdrop for an upcoming episode and so they disrupted the filming;

    “It’s hysterical,” Hornbein said. “Two weeks ago they kicked us out of Zuccotti Park. Now they have this set trying to pretend it’s us. It’s odd.”

    After midnight, a police officer on a bullhorn announced that the film permit had been rescinded by the city, which drew cheers from the crowd.

    Cops then threatened to arrest them if they did not leave the park. After a momentary standoff, police moved in and dispersed the crowd.

    “This is bastardization going on. This is not the case of imitation is a form of flattery,” said a man identified as Scooby 49. “This is insulting.”

    Yeah, Scooby, it’s not like your behavior is insulting to the rest of the human race. How brave of the city to rescind the permit instead of tossing out the filthy hippies so people can do their jobs, earn a living and carry on with their lives.

  • Zombie: S.F. puts the “X” back in Xmas: Occupying human rights for naked Santas

    Our buddy Zombie donned a Santa suit to infiltrate the latest Occupy protest in San Francisco and after awhile Zombie was the only one still wearing the costume;

    I have no idea why everything in California, or at least San Francisco, ends up with everyone who is ugly and deformed taking off their clothes. But anyway, you can go see Zombie’s latest S.F. puts the “X” back in Xmas: Occupying human rights for naked Santas

    The naughty parts are blurred, but I still wouldn’t open the link at work.

  • Hippies to shut down west coast ports

    Despite the fact that labor, namely the longshoreman, oppose it, the hippies on the West Coast are going to punish The Man by shutting down the ports on the West Coast today. from the Washington Times;

    Organized labor appears divided over the port shutdown effort. In Oakland, which saw strong union support for the Nov. 2 general strike that culminated in the closing of the port, the city’s teachers union is backing Monday’s action, while the county’s construction workers have come out against the shutdown, saying the port has provided jobs to many unemployed workers and apprentices.

    The Port of Oakland has appealed to city residents not to join the blockade, which they say could hurt the port’s standing among customers and cost local jobs.

    A bunch of selfish little twits who still haven’t figured how the economy works yet.

  • Madison Rising denied permit for Zuccotti Park

    Our buddy, Aunty Brat at Assoluta Tranquillita sends us a link to a post she wrote about a band, Madison Rising, who applied for a permit to play a free concert in New York City’s Zuccotti Park where filthy hippies have been crapping for the last few months and they were denied the permit.

    As much as I pay attention to popular culture, I’d never heard of Madison Rising, but it seems that they rock pretty hard;

    Aunty Brat says;

    A patriotic rock bank describing themselves as pro-Capitalism and anti-Occupy say they were denied permission to perform this week at Zuccotti Park, the site where the anti-Wall Street protesters are holed up.

    “We wanted to get a legally properly permitted concert together to say thank you to the hard working men and women on Wall Street and also to say thank for all that the New York Police Department and the Fire Department of New York had to put up with for the last couple months with these Occupy guys” said Dave Bray, the lead singer of the band, Madison Rising.

    Maybe they’d have got the permit if they’d crapped on the sidewalk outside the building and announced that they were against trans fats.

  • Calling for revolution

    Here’s Carl Dix and Cornel West as they walk into a court room to answer for their crimes and as they walk in they’re promoting “revolution”.

    Carl Dix & Cornel West promo for film fundraiser indiegogo.com/basicsevent from basics on Vimeo.

    So who is Carl Dix? Well, he’s a former leader of the Revolutionary Communist Party and I wrote about him a few years back along with his connections to the Iraq Veterans Against the War. I also wrote about him and Matthis appearing at an event a year ago.

    And while we’re talking about revolution, Seth Manzel, a member of the IVAW board is threatening law enforcement with the possibility that the 99% is going to take to the streets with our weapons to take the country back;

    One problem, Seth, out of all of the gun owners in the country, how many do you think are so gullible that they’d take to the streets to enforce your intellectually vacant agenda? you broke-dick hippie turds need to buy your own guns.

    Thanks to one of my ninjas for all of that stuff.

  • Occupier screwed out of new shoes

    Claymore sends a link from Atlanta’s Creative Loafing describing an incident in which a 34-year-old woman reported to an officer on a street corner that she’d been raped in Woodruff Park, where the local Occupy protest is being held.

    As the interrogative continued, the woman eventually admitted that she had been soliciting to a fellow who promised to exchange a pair of spanking new WalMart shoes for a little trim. After helping himself to the goods, such as they were, he refused to buy the shoes and left the enterprising hippie several miles from the park.

    I guess that’s why the ladies of the evening always get their remuneration up front. She must’ve missed that lesson in her general disregard of capitalism and economics.

    But that’s just another of those anomalies which happen to the Occupy folks. It doesn’t mean they’re all bad people. But I haven’t heard any stories of the Tea Partiers trading their chastity for shoes to put on their stinkin’ feet.

  • Occupy DC: we don’t need no steenking permits

    Finally, Occupy DC pissed off the police bad enough that they got themselves arrested this morning They built the above-pictured barn in McPherson Square a few blocks from the White House and on K Street…right downtown. When the police asked them to remove the structure, they refused and police moved in to remove the building after the deadline expired.

    Then protesters made it more difficult for the police by climbing on the structure and occupying the peak of the roof. So, ya know, the police were in a real good mood by the time they destroyed the building.

    But this is the line that made me laugh when I read the Washington Post article;

    “It is counterrevolutionary to occupy space with a permit,” Patterson told the crowd.

    First of all, where is this revolution I keep hearing about? Second of all, it’s also criminal to occupy space without a permit. So is this a revolution or just petty criminal activity?

  • Occupados need therapy to deal with their ordeal



    The LA Times
    reports that folks swept up in the police raid at Occupy LA may be in need of therapy to deal with their mild discomfort from being in police custody;

    One speaker suggested that some of those arrested might need therapy. Several said they felt traumatized after witnessing police use nonlethal force and being forced to wait for hours in zip-tie handcuffs. Some displayed cuts on their wrists from the handcuffs. Others complained that they were forced to urinate in bags on the bus as they were transported to jails.

    One speaker urged others to document any complaints. “Make note of every single violation of human rights,” she told those assembled.

    During my stint in a Panamanian jail, my only toilet was a one quart milk carton, I was beaten nearly every morning…yet I didn’t need therapy when I was finally released. So what kind of pussies are we raising these days?

    Some might avoid prosecution if they successfully complete a court program that requires them to perform community service or class instruction, he added.

    Yeah, we can hold our collective breath before those punks are willing to do anything that can be considered a service to their community.

    Thanks to Tman for the link to the article and John for the picture.