Those alky types and pissheads hey 
They should be banned from all public spaces forever.
You twats.
They should be banned from all public spaces forever.
You twats.
#occupy London....
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kenny g
Sheeple Awake!
If someone is drunk and annoying it is perfectly reasonable to remind them of the fact.
Demonising people isn't reasonable though.
I fully support occupations having no drinking policies.
Having non-enforced decisions that nasty people aren't allowed to be there because they are "pissheads" and then thinking that "no pisshead" policies will be effective are bullshit.
Demonising people isn't reasonable though.
I fully support occupations having no drinking policies.
Having non-enforced decisions that nasty people aren't allowed to be there because they are "pissheads" and then thinking that "no pisshead" policies will be effective are bullshit.
Hey!
Those 'alky types and pissheads' were occupying long before idiots started getting self-righteous on the net.
Those 'alky types and pissheads' were occupying long before idiots started getting self-righteous on the net.
taffboy gwyrdd
Embrace the confusion!
Those alky types and pissheads hey
They should be banned from all public spaces forever.
You twats.
Did someone say they should?
Isnt't putting up straw men the work of er...twats?
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
The logic is that they should be - you know, recognise it before it manifests itself.
I dont think they should be banned, just makes me wonder what sort of movement is being built. One that a lot of people might struggle to engage with, I suspect.
As for joining exeter occupy, I live in berkshire...
As for joining exeter occupy, I live in berkshire...
AKA pseudonym
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ffs... i have well being procastraniting (sp)
for piss head lets use one of our street folk.....
if there any folk here involved with #camps msg me........
for piss head lets use one of our street folk.....
if there any folk here involved with #camps msg me........
taffboy gwyrdd
Embrace the confusion!
Not sure what you are driving at entirely. Maybe it doesn't matter. I am interested to know good ideas you may have surrounding the handling of vulnerable, aggressive and drunk people by a movement which is principally open and inclusive while attempting to be attractive to as broad a spectrum of the public as possible.
AKA pseudonym
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Welfare in the City – an update from Occupy London Stock Exchange
interesting update.. wordy and perhaps needs to focus on the 'issues' at hand rather than a 'pr battle'.... actions speak louder than words....
interesting update.. wordy and perhaps needs to focus on the 'issues' at hand rather than a 'pr battle'.... actions speak louder than words....
Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
Marcusj83
New Member
Daniel Ashman is taking on the City Corporation of London in court starting on Friday, have a look at this interview, what a GUY!!! Good Luck DAN http://youtu.be/9jlNicwrND0
FridgeMagnet
Administrator
Can't listen to the audio at work - what's the basis of the action?
Marcusj83
New Member
Dan is part of 3 parties taking on the City of London Corporation who are trying to evict the occupiers of St Pauls. He is a litigant and representing himself, therefore is liable to court costs if he loses, which could increase into many tens of thousands of pounds!
FridgeMagnet
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Oh, he's a defendant, I see. I thought he was actually launching an action against them.
AKA pseudonym
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Occupy Everywhere this Thursday #D15; Jesse Jackson to visit; an East London church shows how to Occupy Everywhere
- Occupy London releases schedule for Occupy Everywhere, including visit of Jesse Jackson to St Paul’s this Thursday at 3pm
- Launches new Occupy toolkit for communities around the UK; Invites you to get creative and get involved
- Check out All Hallow’s Church in Bow, East London, who have a tent in their nativity scene, in support of the Occupy movement.
shaman75
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albionism
A successful virus clinging to a speck of mud.
Didn't realise that he was the nose push peanut bloke from
years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFXEZFUKOL0&feature=player_embedded#!
years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFXEZFUKOL0&feature=player_embedded#!
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
yeah here http://twitpic.com/7v4fqt
but still thought it'd be more widely mentioned if true
but still thought it'd be more widely mentioned if true
Any verification of this?
FridgeMagnet
Administrator
The OccupyLSX site and Twitter stream say there's been discussion of various options and offers, but no decision as yet, and none of the proposals is about "an end to the occupation" - there will still be plenty of people there. Even the actual text of the Indie's piece doesn't support the headline at all.
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Occupy London to put the one per cent on trial as it brings abandoned court back to life
Posted on December 20, 2011 by occupylsx
As Occupy London Stock Exchange occupation prepares to present its case at the High Court today, Occupy London supporters have liberated a disused court house – Old Street Magistrate’s Court – in London‘s East End alongside a group of military veterans, Occupy Veterans.
The opening of Occupy London’s fourth occupation, will see the movement conducting “trials of the one per cent” in the abandoned magistrate’s court building which has lain empty since 1996, despite its prime location and grade II listing.
More information about this abandoned magistrate’s court can be found at http://www.mpa.gov.uk/committees/mpa/2005/050224/10/.
To the one per cent – see you soon at Occupy Justice, formerly Old Street Magistrate’s Court, Old Street London EC1.
Posted on December 20, 2011 by occupylsx
As Occupy London Stock Exchange occupation prepares to present its case at the High Court today, Occupy London supporters have liberated a disused court house – Old Street Magistrate’s Court – in London‘s East End alongside a group of military veterans, Occupy Veterans.
The opening of Occupy London’s fourth occupation, will see the movement conducting “trials of the one per cent” in the abandoned magistrate’s court building which has lain empty since 1996, despite its prime location and grade II listing.
More information about this abandoned magistrate’s court can be found at http://www.mpa.gov.uk/committees/mpa/2005/050224/10/.
To the one per cent – see you soon at Occupy Justice, formerly Old Street Magistrate’s Court, Old Street London EC1.
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