occupy wall street

[nintendo048]

what are your thoughts on the movement

[Chad32]

It seems like a peaceful protest with a good cause, but the police have been forcefully trying to shut it down. It's really the worst thing to react to peaceful protests with violence, since if peaceful means don't work, people will resort to violent protests.

Generally the rish are supposed to create jobs for the lower classes, but since they move things across the sea, they're only helping themselves and not the country. Therefore we have to try to get the government to take money away from them and give it to the porr and middle class of our country. Unfortunately money talks really well, and the government works for whatever companies and such will help them get into office.

Something has to be done, and we seem to make slow progress like with universal healthcare and such, but it's really not helping quickly enough.

[nintendo048]

It seems like a peaceful protest with a good cause, but the police have been forcefully trying to shut it down. It's really the worst thing to react to peaceful protests with violence, since if peaceful means don't work, people will resort to violent protests.

Generally the rish are supposed to create jobs for the lower classes, but since they move things across the sea, they're only helping themselves and not the country. Therefore we have to try to get the government to take money away from them and give it to the porr and middle class of our country. Unfortunately money talks really well, and the government works for whatever companies and such will help them get into office.

Something has to be done, and we seem to make slow progress like with universal healthcare and such, but it's really not helping quickly enough.

i agree many people spend a large amount of time in college they form a relationship with a man or woman divorce fight over the child career then death. they spend their life slaving away for an american dream that just isn't there anymore and they and their kids cannot see this

[CapnAwesome]

I think this thread is super outdated and I think camping is a dumb form of protest.

[nintendo048]

I think this thread is super outdated and I think camping is a dumb form of protest.

its not outdated these problems still exist how many young kids hear words like investment banker or are deeply influenced by celebrity culture and take out college loans. it is so like the american media to mock something like this when it is totally their fault. they encourage this type of behavior and then tell the people to go fuck themselves

[FlyingNarwhal]

I hated Occupy Wall street because it was such a typical, liberal college kids protest. I agree with the general sentiment of the protest, but they offered pretty much no new solutions to the table.

[CapnAwesome]

I think this thread is super outdated and I think camping is a dumb form of protest.

its not outdated these problems still exist how many young kids hear words like investment banker or are deeply influenced by celebrity culture and take out college loans. it is so like the american media to mock something like this when it is totally their fault. they encourage this type of behavior and then tell the people to go fuck themselves

Well I think it's outdated because the 'movement' barely exists anymore and never did anything of importance anyway.

[nintendo048]

[sven]

its not outdated these problems still exist how many young kids hear words like investment banker or are deeply influenced by celebrity culture and take out college loans. it is so like the american media to mock something like this when it is totally their fault. they encourage this type of behavior and then tell the people to go fuck themselves

Well I think it's outdated because the 'movement' barely exists anymore and never did anything of importance anyway.

I tend to agree. The 1% are a source of much trouble in the world, but they are almost unassailable. Occupy wall street accomplished next to nothing.

[nintendo048]

Well I think it's outdated because the 'movement' barely exists anymore and never did anything of importance anyway.

I tend to agree. The 1% are a source of much trouble in the world, but they are almost unassailable. Occupy wall street accomplished next to nothing.

they are not unassailable the best way to "fight back" is not to fight at all but t spread awareness about the federal reserve college debt globalization outsourcing ect. if your really interested in occupy wall street please read the unabombers manifesto i posted a link it is about precisely this type of movement and one should go about it so it is successful