Well; I should hope so...

[ironglow]

   LA about decides that the OWS protestors should pay for the damage they did..only makes sense..
   Hope other cities start to catch on..
   http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/12/occupy-la-lawsuit-financial-damages.html
  Too bad Wisconsin hasn't yet done the same with the teacher's unions, in view of the mess they left..

[OldSchoolRanger]

+1 to that!  NYC should also sue the OWS protestors.  The only problem is how will OLA or any of the "occupy" groups pay for the damages?  Which individuals will be responsible?  The only assets OLA might have is their donated funds.  Guess it's a start.


Merry Christmas to all!

[bilmac]

If a prosecutor wanted to put them out of business he could probably track down where the donations were going and win that money. Probably wouldn't be worth the effort for the dough, but a couple hits like that may be enough to make the whole movement fold up. Besides it's getting cold now, no fun protesting when it's cold outside.

[ironglow]

  I would think that any person or group which donated to their casuse was "aiding and abetting".  By that measure, some of those unions or political groups who donated money, food etc....were surely aiding them in staying on as a nuisance..

[bilmac]

Some of the "protests" in Calif. just ended up being union protests like went on there a couple three years ago.