The camp should be allowed to remain; they are doing nothing wrong and why can't I vote in this poll, link not working

We are so lucky to have such a peaceful and informed group working on our behalf. We can't all be there; but they have our support.
I hope they stay as long as it takes to replace the corruption so prevalent in our country! That includes the control on our media!

i want to vote for nothing to be done but i cannot vote online. why is this happening? this pol cannot truely reflect the support for the protesters. i question the authenticity of this pol!

I am trying to vote for nothing to be done to the occupy camp but your system is not allowing me. Is there some kind of agenda in which you are trying to stop people who support the camp from voting? Is this poll truly reflecting how much support there is in galway for the camp?

Nice to see a slight majority of open-minded/intelligent people in Galway

Let them stay-they are actually actively doing something about the things that we are all thinking....and they have the force of a world wide movement behind them. Good on them!

only people with a vested interest in the maintainence of the status quo want the camp removed. I am grateful to all of the people in Occupy Galway for the stance they are taking on behlaf of me and my family. Leave the camp alone! I will be noting carefully which politicians are supportive of Occupy Galway and which are not, and this will be important in deciding how i vote in upcoming elections.

remove them, they are an eye sore.

It should be supported. We need to begin to devise fresh solutions to what is not a local, but a global problem. The corallary to 'if it aint broke, don't fix it' is that when it is not functioning, it needs addressing.
Our governments are unanimous in allowing external financial programs be implemented, a desertion of democratic responsibility to serve us, the electorate, not ask our children to emigrate to pay for the fraudulant activities of their predecessors.
Their policies(and again, its global)are suppressing, not reviving economic activity. We need new paradigms of economics to replace the again failed imperial model which, as the protest recognises with its 1%/99% signal has reached a reductio ad absurdum nadir. As we can see, the imperial centres, under the aegis of NATO are resorting to the usual solution, war-business as usual. Given the technology, we can no longer afford that resort, though the 1%(who are gamblers by nature, as we all are)will gladly unleash the technology on the resource location nations in an effort to squeeze yet more blood from what they consider their global stone.

the Garda have stated on numerous occasions (if im wrong please correct me) that the camp are breaking no laws so why would they move them on?

there's only 2/3 outspoken councillors speaking out against this movement for their own personal reasons and thankfully their views are in the minority up in College Road!!

2012 will be our year!!

They should be let stay, They are the only ones that will stand up and protest!

there is no law against protesting. this isnt north korea, yet!

What sort of people would vote to have these peaceful, socially aware protestors removed? is that the type of society we want? I am not one bit surprised that the bankers and politicians are allowed to get away with so much when the ones trying to highlight the plight of the needy and the abundance of top level fraud are being even mentioned when it comes to removing their democratic right to protest.
Perhaps a more pertinent question should be " Should the parasites in Dáil Éireann be removed?" "Should we stop paying for their iPhones and dry cleaning bills?" We as a nation need to stand up straight and if we are not willing to highlight the issues the least we can do is respect those who will take a stand.

Why should it be removed? They are only doing what everyone else is complaining about and doing nothing about. I think the occupy groups should create a bit more of a powerful stance. Clearly the movement is global and could become a strong political group if desired.

The camp should be tidied up and those ugly looking pallets removed. As someone who supports the Occupy movement the physical appearance of the camps are positively offputting and I don't feel comfortable being near them or attempting to enter into discussion with them. This impression is not confined to the Galway camp.
Presentation of the argument is 90% of the battle.

What are these people living on. Obviously they are not working so they must have loads of money that they can stay there for so long. If they are drawing social welfare and are camping out there day after day they are obviously not available for work and are therefore should not be getting s.w. How many of them are there.

People of Galway and Ireland get out and support them in every way