There is no Constitutionally protected right to violate the rights of others while in the course of exercising one's own rights. It's only an abridgment of rights when the law or ordinance is post ex facto to the action at hand. Since the ordinance is preexisting, no rights have been abridged or denied.

Once you've grown tired of sleeping outdoors and another cause grabs your attention, you will go back to your homes, apartments, or dorms - and the other 99% of Long Beach residents…

October 31, 2011 - 10:48 am - by Zombie

The Occupy Wall Street movement has received so much media coverage in recent weeks that it’s nearly impossible to keep abreast of all the developments. So many endorsements and criticisms coming from all directions enter the news cycle in such rapid succession that even the most dedicated news junkies may have missed out on many of the pronouncements. Supporters and detractors of OWS both might find it…

At Occupy Portland, they have a very large group. They have more than enough people to accomplish hundreds of tasks. They have enough people to take a proactive stance at initiating change, drafting a platform, or creating a campaign. The problem is... nobody is doing anything.

This will be the new face of Long Beach if the City Council gives in to the demands of the occupiers. This is what happens when occupiers are…