Cops turn Violent, NYPD drag girl across the street. #OccupyWallStreet

[ktlight]

Uploaded by USAmericansWakeUp on Sep 25, 2011

"Police brutalize, beat, drag, and attest peaceful protestors speaking out against wallstreet and the banks. American citizens, look at your rights being violated! All for what? For wall street? For money? Don't think for a second that they wouldn't do this to you in a heartbeat. We are all Americans and our constitution is being shattered every day. It's time to wake up."

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[Maia Gabrial]

Did this FINALLY end up on the Lame Stream Medias? I had the feeling that it would get violent because of intentional antagonizisms. Why didn't they beat up the kid standing around watching, too? I'm sorry, but this looks very intentional.... Aren't these cops special, violating and antagonizing a peaceful protest? I'll bet those in the Wall Street building are behind it....

I can't believe that one cop shook his head when the protestor said that their pensions were up for grabs by Wall Street and they should be on their side. I wonder if he'll be so idiotic when it REALLY happens to their pensions.... They'll be striking, which is another form of protesting....
This video shows all kinds of rights violations....cool.

[Earth Angel]

this is really horrifying.......I couldn't even watch it all, it brought tears to my eyes. They are very brave people down there and you shouldn't NEED to be brave to have a peaceful protest......this is disgusting!

[humanalien]

This whole thing was a setup from the start. Those protesters
got permission from bloomberg to hold that protest and he gave
it to them and said the police would leave them alone.

Now people know better than to trust the mayor or the police.

While i write this post, i see that the protest made it on fox
news. They are debating whether police used excessive force
or not. From the video shown on fox, there isn't enough to go
by, says one person but there is plenty of video on you-tube
to prove that police did go over-board.

[Davy]

Sickening!! And this is America, Home of the Free with liberty and Justice For All!! Or so I thought!!! No Home of the policed with no rights or justice for anyone!!

[Peace of Mind]

There is much good that can come out of this. NYC is a media giant yet so many people are unaware of this protest.

The simple fact that this is getting little to no coverage on TV, Radio and the papers should be an eye opener. When the masses finally see the blatant media blackout, I'm sure they will assemble accordingly. As long as we stay pro-active… change for the better is inevitable.

Peace

[Suddoth]

Oh my god...this is shocking, I live in NYC and I cant believe what I just saw!!! But as sad as it is THIS is only the beginning, mark my words there's A LOT more to come...

[MiguelQ]

I don't understand why cops don't see

[Kano]

I don't understand why cops don't see

MiguelQ,

I feel the same way. It baffles me. The indoctrination in America and globally is so strong that even good men and women seem to not be able to see past their own actions.

I pray for change.

Kano

[Sarlic]

What worries me most about these you tube clips of the protests on wall street are how much the police seem to be enjoying picking people out (including women) for a bit of rough treatment Including the use of mace on what looks like a noisy but peaceful protest.

I cant wait for the day (if it comes) when theres no money left in the coffers to pay these thugs who are a disgrace to the people they are paid to protect.

Shame on all of them.

[truthseekerdan]

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[meeradas]

Watching the vid, i just know that this ain't the way to 'win'. Too much noise there.

[New Dawn]

Why do I watch these....my spiritual side takes a bashing when I see these videos. Congratulation officers - you are helping to wake the people up, to realise what non human scum you really are.

[mahalall]

It is sad seeing humans treat each other in such ways.

Not wanting to provoke a riot but is the present model of protesting invoking trouble because of it's dualistic nature?
Reflecting on Gandhi's principle of Ahimsa in relation to protesting and one sees many creative solutions to avoid violent outcomes.

It may be seen as juvenile but has anyone seen the police assault a clown?
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