May Day protests: banks feel victimized, “like elk defending themselves from attacking wolves”

Under the Mountain Bunker

Just pathetic:

Organizers and protesters around the world will come together to commemorate International Workers Day tomorrow, and they are taking on familiar targets. Large protest actions are planned in more than 115 American cities, where activists will continue the anti-Wall Street message started by the 99 Percent Movement last fall. The action will again center in New York, where protesters have identified 99 targets in Manhattan, including large Wall Street banks like JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and Bank of America.

[…] Though the New York-based banks offered no specifics on how they plan to deal with the protests, one security adviser made the laughable comparison that Wall Street banks — the same ones whose errors include triggering the financial crisis and wrongfully foreclosing on thousands of Americans — were innocent elk defending themselves against attacking wolves, Bloomberg reports.

[…] It’s no secret why the banks view the…

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One thought on “May Day protests: banks feel victimized, “like elk defending themselves from attacking wolves”

  1. Right-shut down public thoroughfares so actual working people can’t get to their jobs.Typical ‘activist’crap.I’m sure the bankers will be devastated.

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