Are Occupy Wall Streeters becoming more radical?

One of the major reasons why protestors in the national occupy Wall Street movement is receiving enormous support from the public is its willingness to work with city leaders and police.  It appears that some in other places are looking to challenge that premise.

We are not sure if it is because they have been infiltrated with people whose primary mission is to do anything to give this movement a bad name or by people who meant well but have been overwhelmed by anger and want to act accordingly.  What we do know are those who wish to defying the law loses creditability when advocating for the law.  In order to show that all Americans should be treated equally under the law, it must be done within the confines of the law.  Breaking the law to make a point only clouds that point because the only thing remembered is the point became mute after it was revealed that you stepped over the boundaries.

Occupy Wall Street protestors should be careful to monitor the members as much as possible to insure that the law is observed.  We can do a much better job at getting our point across if they conduct themselves as they did in New York.  Those protestors not only followed the rules but kept the park and area as clean as possible.  They should be commended and emulated by all of the other Wall Street Occupiers worldwide.  We can restore confidence and the belief in America and the rule of law but we can only do that by following it.