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Showing posts with label Deadbeat Mother. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deadbeat Mother. Show all posts
On October 28th we reported a story about a selfish cow of a woman that left her responsibilities as a mother and wife to go to New York City to play activist at occupy wall street article here. Its horriable when a man leaves his family and I will be damned if they paint this whore as a hero. She is no hero she has a responsibilty to take care of her family first and foremost. I found it ironic what i found on her Facebook wall at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1128079000 where she is using a cell phone from a corporation to post on her wall
Now Network from Sprint is an evil corporation but perfect for dead beat mothers
What a nutjob this lady is. Most of the people of Occupy are young, single people with no kids and little responsibilities. She has 4 kids, so you'd think she has some responsibility. But she chose this movement over her family, good luck wacko!It's fortunate that this deadbeat mother has a well to do banker (soon to be ex) husband to support her kids. It's one thing to be politically active, it's another to do so at the expense of your first priority, your family.
I highly encourage people to go and show your "support" for deadbeat parents. This is unforgivable for a mother to destroy her children with her absence. and what about her husband just because he works in a back to provide for his family is no fucking excuse to leave him to go protest and hook up with some one else. SHAME ON YOU STACEY HESSLER. YOU HAVE EARNED BITCH OF THE CENTURY.
she said in her interview that she was not going back home to her family.............mother of the year? I think not Her kids now know she would rather fold clothes for and hug strangers than tuck them into bed and give them a kiss goodnight
A married mother of four from Florida ditched her family to become part of the raggedy mob in Zuccotti Park -- keeping the park clean by day and keeping herself warm at night with the help of a young waiter from Brooklyn.
“I’m not planning on going home,” an unapologetic Stacey Hessler, 38, told The Post yesterday.
“I have no idea what the future holds, but I’m here indefinitely. Forever,” said Hessler, whose home in DeLand sits 911 miles from the tarp she’s been sleeping under.
Hessler -- who ironically is married to a banker -- arrived 12 days ago and planned to stay for a week, but changed her plans after cozying up to some like-minded radicals, including Rami Shamir, 30, a waiter at a French bistro in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
She swears she’s not romantically involved with her new friend.
Yesterday was a typical day for the pair, who woke up at 8 a.m. on their little patch of paving stone near the communal kitchen and dashed off to Trinity Church to wash up.
Hessler emerged an hour later, her brown hair in dreadlocks, wearing a T-shirt depicting Han Solo and Princess Leia kissing, and bearing the slogan “Make Love Not War.”
She got coffee and a granola bar from the protest kitchen before sorting laundry for two hours.
The unemployed Long Island native compared her decision to abandon her family to Americans serving in the armed forces.
“Military people leave their families all the time, so why should I feel bad?” a defiant Hessler said. “I’m fighting for a better world.”
She said she had been following the movement on Facebook, and the more she learned, the more obsessed she became with joining the demonstrators.
At around 11 a.m. yesterday, Hessler moved from laundry duty to park cleanup -- a four-hour detail from which she broke just once to give a troubled protester a hug at the “empathy table.” She also found time for a meditation session later in the day.
Hessler has spoken with her family -- husband Curtiss, 42; son Peyton, 17; and daughters Kennedy 15, Sullivan, 13, and Veda, 7 -- just three times since leaving them. “Friends are taking care of them,” she said.
Not everyone has supported her decision. “My mother told me I was being very selfish,” she admitted.
And her husband, a former Bank of America financial adviser who now works at a local Florida bank, is perplexed. “He says he’s working for ‘the Man,’ and I’m fighting against him,” she said.
After finishing her morning routine and afternoon chores yesterday, Hessler spent the evening attending organizer meetings and helping fellow protesters find sleeping spots.
Hessler herself bedded down on an air mattress at 12:28 a.m., ready to do it all over again today.
