Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco - pics

[Kadie]

Nick Galloro, of Berkeley, holds a sign during a rally against banking institutions as part of the Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco, California September 29, 2011.


Demonstrators march on Montgomery Street during a rally against banking institutions as part of the Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco, California September 29, 2011.


San Francisco District Supervisor John Avalos speaks during a rally against banking institutions as part of the Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco, California September 29, 2011.


David Shrem makes a sign during a rally against banking institutions as part of the Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco, California September 29, 2011.


A group of demonstrators are detained by police inside a Chase banking center during a rally against banking institutions as part of the Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco, California September 29, 2011. The demonstrators were later released.


Demonstrators shout slogans outside a Charles Schwab banking center during a rally against banking institutions as part of the Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco, California September 29, 2011.


Brenda Reed (C), speaks after being released after she protested inside a Chase banking center during a rally against banking institutions as part of the Occupy Wall Street campaign in San Francisco, California September 29, 2011.

pics from daylife.com

[Hell Hath No Fury]

1. I am heading to the camp today --

it has been hard nailing down info for SF, but I figure I'll head to the camp on the Embarcadero and start there.

[arcane1]

7. heard 6pm at Justin Herman today there would be something

I'm going to make the attempt

[Hubert Flottz]

2. Where in the HELL is John Dillinger when we need him?

[jwirr]

5. I'd rather have Robin Hood - at least he shared with the poor.

[arcane1]

3. Damn I wish I still worked downtown :(

:toast::yourock:

[Fire Walk With Me]

4. Bless them all...

...but Mr. Shrem should use a spell-checker...gotta take pains to not possibly be associated with the morans...no one's perfect, the thought is what counts, more power to you (all)!

Edit: Recommending, of course! :hi:

[marions ghost]

6. tax the rich

:woohoo: San Francisco

[gratuitous]

8. Wait; some of those people are dressed inappropriately

And some of them seem to be against banks while others are making signs about the Founding Fathers. One of the signs is even in a foreign language! One sign says "Tax the Rich" while another one says "Tax the Super Rich." They're all over the place. It's just too much to process. So instead of joining in (if for no other reason than my own selfish interests), I think we should all sit on the sidelines and snipe, nit-pick and otherwise find fault with the demonstrators.

And then we can complain about how things never change.