Except, in this case we're talking about protesters who are denouncing the excesses of capitalism.
Greek unions are striking regularly, determined to keep their benefits, and consumer organizations are denouncing a new poverty.
Progressives are angry (with good reason) over proposed cuts to Social Security; conservatives are denouncing the call for more revenues.
They, along with angry ranks of scientists, historians and veterans, are denouncing the book and calling Mr. Fuoco an impostor.
3.40pm from Wegg-Prosser: No 10 has been told by HMT [Her Majesty's Treasury] that they are denouncing Henderson.
In a rising tide of protest, opera-world stars are denouncing New York City Opera's planned move from Lincoln Center and calling into question the company's stewardship.
Some of their outrage is odd, since they are denouncing already existing European law as proof of sinister new plans for an extension of European powers.
Many of the party's old Islamist allies, meanwhile, are denouncing Al Nour's leaders as traitors, if not apostates, for turning on Mr. Morsi and the Brotherhood.
Republicans, in turn, are denouncing the expansion of a Democratic "entitlement society" and what they see as a trend toward European social democracy.
The rules have become so unbalanced against private entrepreneurs that even some who have benefited handsomely from China's growth are denouncing the system.
Agree with the demonstrators or not, they are denouncing the recklessness of the financial titans who brought the economy to its knees and who continue to thrive unrepentantly.
