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10-18-2011, 05:24 PM
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In NY they are working with local churches, union halls, etc. where they can stay safe out of the cold, and work out of there for short shifts of protesting.
They can't stay outside, they'll get hypothermia. Although I guess that will draw attention to the homeless we normally let die in the cold every year across the country.
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