Evicting 'Occupy Los Angeles' Protesters

Why has the occupy everything group of asswipes failed ?

Supervising officers briefed the officers on the eviction at Dodger Stadium, with one telling a group of officers they needed to be prepared for some protesters to fight back.

"They've got a bunch of concrete gravel and other (things) they're going to throw at us," the supervisor said. "Please put your face masks down and watch each other's back."

That and the fact that they are just plain stupid.

Foxnews
Around 500 helmeted Los Angeles Police Department officers burst out of City Hall doors and raced into the Occupy L.A. encampment early Wednesday, some firing rubber bullets while others began arresting a few of the protesters on the south lawn.
Another 1,200 officers remain stationed around the Occupy L.A. encampment. Police have moved their skirmish lines in closer to the encampment in advance of clearing out protesters.
"Please do the right thing," one protester yelled at police as they began entering the encampment.

The LAPD declared the Occupy L.A. site an unlawful assembly about 12:30 a.m. and gave demonstrators 10 minutes to clear the area or be arrested, LAPD Officer Karen Rayner of the Media Relations Section told MyFoxLA.com.

Occupy L.A, you want us to leave? we gonna Party instead.

"Until the grievances of the 99 percent are addressed to end corporate control of the system, the government and the media, Occupy LA will be here exercising our 1st Amendment rights,"
Yeah and they are going to put some dumbass smelly hippie like you in charge!

Oh these people just do not get it, life is not a party all the time; but they think it is. How about contributing to society like everybody else, instead of leeching off of it.


CBSnews
LOS ANGELES - Wall Street protesters in Los Angeles defied the mayor's early Monday deadline to vacate their encampment near City Hall, with about 1,000 demonstrators flooding into the area as the village of hundreds of tents remained standing as it has for nearly two months.
A celebratory atmosphere filled the night outside City Hall and the encampment near it: a group of protesters on bicycles circled the block, one of them in a cow suit, while organizers led chants with a bull horn.

"The best way to keep a non-violent movement non-violent is to throw a party, and keep it festive and atmospheric," said Brian Masterson.