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Reader: Snooze protesters are iPhone-using Occupy poseurs, not real homeless people

The fallout from the protest at Snooze over the now-approved urban camping ban continues to rumble through our comments section. Here's a prime example -- a response from a reader who feels those targeting the eatery are only feigning homelessness...
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The fallout from the protest at Snooze over the now-approved urban camping ban continues to rumble through our comments section.

Here's a prime example -- a response from a reader who feels those targeting the eatery are only feigning homelessness.

Reader writes:

Don't kid yourself, John. The people slandering Snooze are not homeless, they are the worthless Occupy "protesters," blogging from their iPhones and MacBooks. The homeless are too preoccupied with trying to eat or find shelter, and could give a rat's ass about these protest poseurs who misinform the public with their uninformed rhetoric.

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