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Mystlord
United States10264 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:17 KtheZ wrote: I dont get why they keep saying the world is watching when only ~40k (a very liberal estimate) people are. More people are logged into TL than are watching them... Idk I just feel that the popularity of the movement is grossly overexaggerated. Well... Given that it's anywhere from midnight to 3am in the US, and given that media outlets are banned from filming... I would find it hard to believe that there would be millions of people swarming to watch this. | ||
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KtheZ
United States813 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:23 Mystlord wrote: Well... Given that it's anywhere from midnight to 3am in the US, and given that media outlets are banned from filming... I would find it hard to believe that there would be millions of people swarming to watch this. I was reading the livestream chat and it appears that 23k on one stream was a record. The moderators seem to regard 40k as one of their peaks. EDIT: Also, could someone suggest a course of action for police to take to evict the OWS protesters WITHOUT "Violence"? Considering that the people basically refuse to leave, what kind of non-violent stimuli would make them leave? | ||
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Mystlord
United States10264 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:26 KtheZ wrote: I was reading the livestream chat and it appears that 23k on one stream was a record. The moderators seem to regard 40k as one of their peaks. I'm fairly sure that people probably don't tune into the livestream for the past two months or so that it's been on. I wouldn't use the livestream viewer count as a good proxy for the amount of attention they're getting. You're leaving out so many demographics. | ||
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overt
United States9006 Posts
On November 15 2011 16:45 NB wrote: if history ever taught u 1 thing, major movements will never success using peaceful method. gosh they should start checking history marks in NA just like what people do in asia..... The Civil Rights movement, the recent events in the Middle East? Peaceful movements can cause change. Albeit not as effectively as violent ones. It'll be interesting to see if the OWS people just end up coming back tomorrow after this raid is over. And the OWS movement is international news. It got a lot of attention. Probably more than the Tea Party Protests. It got very little American news attention but then again they're protesting the people who run all of our media... | ||
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dAPhREAk
Nauru12397 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:26 KtheZ wrote: I was reading the livestream chat and it appears that 23k on one stream was a record. The moderators seem to regard 40k as one of their peaks. EDIT: Also, could someone suggest a course of action for police to take to evict the OWS protesters WITHOUT "Violence"? Considering that the people basically refuse to leave, what kind of non-violent stimuli would make them leave? redistributing the wealth of the 1% would probably get them out. lol. | ||
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NB
Netherlands12045 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:26 KtheZ wrote: I was reading the livestream chat and it appears that 23k on one stream was a record. The moderators seem to regard 40k as one of their peaks. tbh i dont even care... What need to be seen already seen: media blocked, people resit, police OP. The result seems clear to me: police clean up the park, people reoccupy tomorrow. The live stream is so low quality and the content is not even as much as twitter. Media black out hurts a lot bc that means only people with internet access could follow the story. Someone in the age of 45->65 with political/financial power prob not gona get their hand on these videos anytime soon :-/ | ||
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BlackJack
United States10180 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:26 KtheZ wrote: I was reading the livestream chat and it appears that 23k on one stream was a record. The moderators seem to regard 40k as one of their peaks. EDIT: Also, could someone suggest a course of action for police to take to evict the OWS protesters WITHOUT "Violence"? Considering that the people basically refuse to leave, what kind of non-violent stimuli would make them leave? I'm pretty sure the space shuttle launches that they aired there got a few hundred thousand people | ||
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Reaper9
United States1724 Posts
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overt
United States9006 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:26 KtheZ wrote: I was reading the livestream chat and it appears that 23k on one stream was a record. The moderators seem to regard 40k as one of their peaks. EDIT: Also, could someone suggest a course of action for police to take to evict the OWS protesters WITHOUT "Violence"? Considering that the people basically refuse to leave, what kind of non-violent stimuli would make them leave? It depends on state, county, and city laws and ordinances. According to Federal law they have a right to peaceful assembly. Most, if not all, of the OWS protests have been using public property. The areas where there have been issues are parks or public areas that had curfews (Atlanta). In NYC I'm fairly certain there is no curfew for the park at Liberty Plaza which helps to explain why initially Bloomberg tried to use an excuse of, "public health issue." I'm not certain of New York City law so there might be an ordinance that says they can remove them if they stay in a public place for X amount of days. I really don't know. Basically, they may not even have a legal right to remove them from the camp. Regardless, they were peacefully assembled for a protest. Just like in Egypt or Iran in 08. It's just kind of ironic that the American government condemned those governments for trying to put down peaceful protests and is okay with handling the OWS movement in the way they have. | ||
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Sermokala
United States13738 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:04 NB wrote: its actually fascinating that they can even find people (police) to do their job... I mean it could be anyone in that park: Your gf, your family relatives, your neighbors... The Irish community in NYC would like a few worlds with that statement  .On November 15 2011 17:07 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: The NYPD are now sawing down trees in liberty square WTF? if the trees too damaged to live they just chop it down and pant a new one in a week. shocking that they're doing it now but I guess its about time. the streams pretty bad for me anyone got a good one? | ||
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Shiragaku
Hong Kong4308 Posts
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Reaper9
United States1724 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:43 Shiragaku wrote: I heard that the kitchen was not tear gassed from one stream. Conflicting reports then one way or another. I'll have to watch to get a better understanding then. My stream is saying confirmation. Edit: I can see tear gas. Double edit: Streams are being blocked one after another. | ||
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Shiragaku
Hong Kong4308 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:44 Reaper9 wrote: Conflicting reports then one way or another. I'll have to watch to get a better understanding then. My stream is saying confirmation. But one thing for sure is that they are tearing down the kitchen and there are 40 people trapped inside. EDIT - Definitely use of tear gas http://yfrog.com/163yiz Maybe not...there would be so much more panic | ||
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NB
Netherlands12045 Posts
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Reaper9
United States1724 Posts
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On November 15 2011 17:48 NB wrote: video of tear gas was played on the iphone on the stream from twitter... It just smoke but cant confirm if tear gas ... wtf is a chain-cutter?Not tear gas, confirmed fire extinguisher/smoke to panic people. | ||
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