I didn't read anything in your excerpt that I'd view as alarming. People have the right to dissent and the right to organize. So some of them have may have serious issues with American policy, and some of them may criticize the constitution. You may find such opinions distasteful, or worse...which is fine. To someone else, they may be liberating.

I didn't see any incitement to violence or hatred in the excerpt. I saw only an articulate exchange of ideas, some of which were quite clever. I can't imagine anything that might grab the financial industry's attention faster (and cause it's bowels to drop lower) than a sudden and widespread loss of funds (even if only temporarily). It could serve as a powerful reminder to the industry where the real power lies. And heck, I'd have thought such a thing might actually appeal to you libertarian sensibilities :-)

Anywho, where's the offense?