Since I began writing about the Occupy movement, the most common question I’ve been asked by my detractors has been “Why do you hate the left?” Not only is this question a veiled ad-hominem attack- but it is also incredibly presumptuous on a number of levels…
Tag: Occupy Toronto
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May 02
This Will Make A Lot More Sense When I Finish Writing My Article On No One Is Illegal!
The article won’t be about this person- but the sentiment is just right…
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May 02
Taylor “PottyMouth” Flook Tries To Label Me As Illegal at the No One Is Illegal March!
One of the more disturbing moments I had at yesterday’s marches was when Taylor Flook decided to go all Dave Vasey on me and start insisting I had no right to be out on Toronto’s streets! You may remember Taylor from back in February when she came out of nowhere throwing potty language and ad-hominem …
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May 02
Rhythms of Resistance Playing at Toronto’s May Day Celebrations!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DilaM2Li1CY?rel=0 I love these people! Their music was incredible and was probably the best part of today’s May Day march in Toronto! Thank you!
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May 01
May Day March From City Hall and the Occupy Toronto “Re-Occupation”
We’ve marched through the streets for about three and a half hours now. The march started at Nathan Philips Square and headed west down Queen Street. From there, the crowd stopped at the intersection of Spadina and blocked traffic for a while.
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