Homeless clash with Occupy protesters

Rush Limbaugh reported last week:

And this is from the New York Post: “The Occupy Wall Street volunteer kitchen staff launched a ‘counter’ revolution yesterday — because they’re angry about working 18-hour days to provide food for ‘professional homeless’ people and ex-cons masquerading as protesters.” (laughing) That would be most of the protesters, right? (laughing) Aren’t you cooks being a little selfish here? After all, you have food and the homeless people don’t have food. Where’s the social justice in that? Of course, if you’ve got food in your kitchen and there are people that don’t have food and they show up and want food, aren’t you obligated to share your food with them?

….And, by the way, the story goes on to say the protesters organized a ten-member security force to confront the homeless people, to chase ‘em out from Occupy Wall Street. It’s a vigilante, they’re setting up their own police force. Now, who are more sacred to the left than the homeless? The homeless!

Turns out they have the same problem in Asheville, of all places.

Trouble on G’boro’s main drags

Local TV stations report a fatal shooting on Tate Street next to UNCG. Perpetrators apparently are still on the loose.

Meanwhile, Ed Cone reports supporters of Latin gang leader and District 5 Greensboro City Council candidate Jorge Cornell are picketing outside the Green Bean coffee house on Elm St. after they were asked to leave “when they became disrespectful to other customers.”