No, Cavuto, Tea Partiers are not the same as occupiers

  Neil Cavuto claimed tonight that the Tea Party and the occupiers aren't that far apart. He's seen extremists and weirdos in both places, he says. He visited the NYC occupy site and thought people are nice down there. Committed. Patriotic.
  Uh. 
  Neil.
  I like ya, but no.
  Tea Partiers see the end of the republic and it's not too far away. Tea Partiers want to leave a better country for their kids and grandkids than what we have now.
  Occupiers want it all for themselves. They're spoiled children led by Marxists who want their college bills paid. Uh huh.
  From the Washington Times:

Many occupiers complain about their outstanding student-loan debt. “One semester from graduating college with a degree no one seems to hire,” one sign read, “In massive debt because of that once ‘dream degree.’ ” Obviously, Wall Street is not to blame for that. Since 1985, college costs have risen more than 450 percent, which is about 4.5 times the rate of inflation. The occupiers’ anger over student loans shouldn’t be directed at banks that made their education possible but at the colleges and universities that exploit the loan system to soak students for tuition in exchange for those worthless degrees.

  Oh, come on. You chose to get the loan. You chose to major in music or fine arts, knowing the dearth of jobs in those fields. You chose the college. You couldn't go to a community college, could you?
  What are Tea Partiers complaining about?
  Government spending that is UNSUSTAINABLE.
  Occupiers want more MONEY for THEMSELVES.
  Tea Partiers want to LEAVE SOMETHING to others.
  See the difference, Neil?
  Occupiers are getting hundreds of thousands of dollars and stuff dropped off to their filthy campsites. In NYC, they're getting gourmet food every night. NY Post:

So last night, for example, while your family of four may have been forced to resort to Hamburger Helper, thanks to Smith’s culinary magic, hordes of Occupy Wall Street protesters instead feasted on organic chicken, spaghetti Bolognese, roasted beet and sheep’s milk-cheese salad and wild heirloom potatoes.

  Tea Partiers leave spotless campgrounds. They don't camp out for weeks trolling for money, having indiscriminate sex, raping people, advising people to become Marxists, scream racist slurs, or steal things from each other.

  National Review, whose Kevin Williamson has spent substantial amounts of time at NYC's Zuccotti Park:

In reality, it is much worse than even most of the conservative media is reporting. 

Almost every organization present at OWS is explicitly communist or socialist. Almost every piece of literature being handed out is explicitly communist or socialist. I don’t mean half, and I don’t mean the overwhelming majority — I mean almost all of it. Yes, there are the usual union goons trying to figure out how to get OWS to do the bidding of the AFL-CIO and the Democratic party, and the usual smattering of New Age goo (the “Free Empathy” table) and po-mo Left wackiness (animal-rights nuts), the inevitable Let’s-Eradicate-Israel crowd (“Free Palestine, from the river to the sea!”). But, that being said, almost every organized enterprise and piece of printed material I have encountered has been socialist or communist. It’s been a long time since I saw anybody peddling books by Lenin. It’s been a long time since anybody told me the Ukrainians had it coming.

  Let's take a look, from Ringospictures and the Tatler and various places round the web:

  And let's put a jump in here, because these pics are NSFW.

  Does this look like THAT?

  So, no, Neil Cavuto, don't tell me these two things are the same.

  They're not.

  And it really honks me off that you sallied on down there for a few minutes and decided you'd tell the world they are.