Annoyed
By William Rivers Pitt
Saturday 24 September 2005 4:03 PM
With a minute to breathe, I am going to talk a second about what I just saw with the Black Bloc crew. There were maybe about 200 of them, separated from the main march by several blocks. They traveled in a clot, shook their fists at McDonalds, threw dumpsters and newspaper boxes into the street, and generally made noise. The police were amused.
I was not. Screw these people. Screw them for their mindless violence against stuff in the street - we blocked traffic in the middle of a traffic jam, ooooh. Screw them for diverting attention from the main march. Camera crews were sparse at the main rally, because the cameras are spread all over the city. Yet of course, camera crews scrambled after these blivets like pilot fish. I'll bet you a dollar the corporate media will use these infants as representatives of the main.
Oh, yeah, and they were all white kids. Twenty-something tattoed white kids with piercings in their piercings. If they are representing the downtrodden, they sure didn't have any in their crew. The ethnic makeup of the main march was as diverse as I have ever seen. These Black Bloc cretins should go home and do their homework or something. I think their mothers are calling.
It occurs to me that the Bloc goobers did their thing blocks away from the main march for a good reason. The main march participants would not have tolerated them. The Blocies would have gotten their pants pulled down and spanked.
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Gone
By William Rivers Pitt
Saturday 24 September 2005 3:32 PM
The Bloc went one way, I am going another.
The cops were laughing at them.
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Dumpster
By William Rivers Pitt
Saturday 24 September 2005 3:24 PM
The Bloc just flipped a dumpster into the road. They are trashing newspaper boxes and leaving them in the middle of the streets. The cops are moving in.
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