So far,

I've ignored Occupy Wall St, but it's getting kind of hard to not notice. In my opinion it's a movement to return power to the people, as our founders meant it to be, and take it back from the corporations and lobbyists who actually control things. It is NOT anti-capitalism, but rather an effort to level the playing field. Corporations AREN'T people no matter what the Repubs want us to believe in their efforts to'buy' public opinion with HUGE amounts of cash, through PACs and Super PACs, with no accountability. There's way too many Jack Abramoffs still out there, who 'own' way too many Congressmen. Will be interesting to see what happens to the OWS movement as it faces the freezing temps of winter. There was a huge 'We Are the 99%' crowd out in Broomfield's largest intersection, today. Was really surprised...

Comments

Fam Guy said…
OK, I was wrong about the cops who were injured. I made the same mistake I rail about, getting my 'facts' from a biased source. The cops, it seems, actually were injured by the protesters. Any movement of this size is gonna have some bad apples.
Anonymous said…
Not all of the 1% are bad an not all the 99% is good. Look in the mirror.

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