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Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
1. Why do you stand against this movement?
2. What would you like to see in this movement?
3. Have you ever attended an Occupy event?
4. Where do you see this nation and planet in 10 years time?
5. What stances that this movement has adopted are you against and please specify a reason?
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
reply to post by peck420
Exile,
People would love to be able to go to work but the sad reality is that most kids coming fresh out of college really have no real world experience in how things go and are and makes that not so attractive to a potential employer as I'd rather hire the 40something seasoned vet in the game then some kid who doesn't know what's good.
Reminds me of the report from South State (In NJ we refer to the southern 1/3 as this using the 1990 area code maps as boundaries!) where this one 40something female has filled out somewhere north of 7,000 applications between 07 - 11 and only after being featured in a CNN special one afternoon did she land a gig! That's how hard it is!
As usual you are spinning.Sure there are demands ,request and goal's but witch one do we follow today?witch group do we follow today?witch anarchist or America hater do we follow today?Show me a mentality is this childish campout that dictates direction for the whiole movement.You are fragmented,just like the country and you defend that??
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
reply to post by Battleline
No demands, no requests, no goals, no nothing huh? Then what is this? :
Goals :
www.philly.com...
Demands/Requests :
occupywallst.org...
Declaration of the Occupation of New York City Most encampments have already adopted this.
www.nycga.net...
Shortly after the Occupy Wall Street protests gained national attention, donations from supporters began pouring in. Lacking the infrastructure to manage the hundreds of thousands of dollars reportedly donated, the protest group enlisted the services of a non-profit organization called the Alliance for Global Justice.
The AFGJ provides “grassroots” support for organizations that pursue “a socially, ecologically and economically just world,” according to its website. Among its initiatives are efforts to encourage American soldiers to desert and an anti-George Bush organization founded by members of the Revolutionary Communist Party.
The organization’s president, Katherine Hoyt, leads the Alliance’s Nicaragua Network program, which supports the country’s Marxist Sandinista political party – and was founded for the explicit purpose of overthrowing the country’s government. Hoyt previously worked for the Sandinista government, and has written numerous scholarly works lauding the group. The Sandinistas ruled from 1979 to 1990. Their leader, Daniel Ortega, was elected again in 2006.
Given the radical nature of many of its projects, it is perhaps unsurprising that the Alliance receives money from a host of progressive individuals and organizations. Chief among them is George Soros’s Open Society Institute, which has given the group $100,000.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
reply to post by Battleline
Facts cannot be spun, the truth cannot and will not be distorted as the preceding post by me that you have so graciously decided to reply to and here is my reply to you that this is not propaganda, lies, spun anything but is not just another opinion but is a confirmed fact and suggest to you to do some actual research on this movement before you believe what tv news is ordering you to believe!
I give not a toss for what you or anyone thinks about this as this is the only thing that matters. If we wanted to be a leftist group we would've aligned ourselves firmly with the Dems but that has yet to occur and will not occur. WE WANT NOTHING TO DO WITH ANY BILLIONAIRE AS WELL AS ANY POLITICAL PARTY!
The movement will accept the endorsement and backing but the extent of the involvement ends there as they do not speak for nor do they represent us.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
reply to post by Skyfloating
I think you'll find that the vast majority are against the corporate corruption of politics and the dominance of power. Most are not against the existence of a company or corporation, they're against the dominance and power of the corporation in the political process.
But you know that already, you just don't have an argument against that position and cannot bear the thought of actually agreeing with people who don't talk, walk, look and act exactly like you.