H8ter occupiers taunt the employed

  So we have all this screaming about the "99%" and how much they need and want....something.
  It's certainly not jobs because all over the occupy movement are the lazy mocking work, workers and those who are motivated.
  Let's take a look at a few.
  These nasty folks call a Black security guard a "slave" and mock him for protecting those "fat rich white people [he] loooovvvves.." as the extremely unpleasant young woman screams.
  If you follow this link over to YouTube, be sure to read the comments, as with only about 600 views, lots of skirmishing back and forth is going on. This is DC.

  Then we go over to the loonies at NYC occupy. Here they've moved in on businesses, including a McDonald's where one occupier demanded free food and when he didn't get it, he vandalized the place. He was back the next day.
  The businesses are being hounded, harassed, besieged and terrorized. Don't miss the NY Post article in which a shop owner has the guts to speak out. It's pretty gross. They want stuff and they want it now and free, dammit.

“I’ve been told, ‘Watch your back!’ 10 times,” Stacey Tzortzatos, owner of Panini & Co. Breads, located across from Zuccotti Park, told The Post yesterday.
She and her employees are terrified by the constant threats, which she said began after she demanded the protesters stop using her shop’s restroom as a place to bathe every day.
The final straw came about two weeks ago, when the demonstrators broke a bathroom sink, flooding the shop, and clogged the toilet -- setting her back $3,000 in damages.

  In San Diego, a couple of vendors selling hot dogs and coffee had blood and urine splattered on their cart. Their initial mistake was that they had given some of their food out free and when they stopped doing that, the occupiers became angry. Violence, theft and threats ensued:

In an ironic twist of fate, the owners of pair of San Diego coffee and hot dog carts — who initially provided free food and beverage to Occupy protesters – had to shut down after demonstrators turned violent, splattering their kiosks with blood and urine. CBS reports that Occupiers stole items from the cart in addition to spray-painting them with graffiti. 

If that were not enough, the vendors also said they recently received death threats from protesters.

  In Oakland, the occupiers wanted to shut down Burger King.

  This video is particularly amusing and appalling, as people just stand around and watch the idiocy. Someone throws a pop at them and they scream, "Non violence!" (as if the racket they're creating isn't a sort of violence); another young woman walks wearing fashionable ripped jeans, carrying her protest sign about police brutality and sipping on a soda she apparently bought while protesting Burger King. She is followed by a young man (presumably a protester) who's wolfing down one of those corporate whoppers. 
  Note that these establishments are lower end. A couple occupiers were also arrested in Boston for behaving badly in a Burger King in Boston.
  Occupiers did rampage a tony NYC restaurant for a few minutes a few weeks ago, but in general the people and establishments they are attacking are working people in lower end establishments. In some cases, some businesses are very near shutting down, putting "lower end" workers out of work.
  Who wants to move businesses to Manhattan? Or Oakland? Or downtown Boston? Not only is business down significantly in the "occupied" areas, but people with lower end jobs are losing them, and longing for the days when a business could be run without intimidation.
  So the narrative becomes clear; their goals are not clear because they have none, other than to create chaos. The demands that have been issued are unreasonable and undoable because what they really want is to bring down the entire system. 
  They don't want jobs; they want chaos with no one working.
  Perhaps the best depiction of what they want is the following video which we have posted before. One filthy "actor/occupier" assaults another filthy "actor/occupier" verbally, screaming "work! work!" They say this is life under capitalism.
  Or maybe they all want government jobs, where work is minimal, the printed money flows and the pleasures of life are abundant because of all the paid time off.
  President Obama, where are you? They don't like to work but they want money.
  Your perfect constituency.