Last Sunday, I attended the dedication of the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington and distributed 50 Occupy TheDream: Weed Out Hate banners. I got the idea after studying six years of Kabbalah, I came up with the idea. There is no way to promote cultural fusion at our level, only social fission. As John Lennon would have said, you say you want evolution….well, here is the plan:

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P.S. – This would make very powerful press.

Well then, doesn’t that mean it has no clear goals? A political action should have a goal and if it achieves the goal, wouldn’t you think it would be done? Just asking.

How can we come up with a plan do abolish corporate greed when corporations are in bed with every politician? Haliburton misplaces $1 billion. Black Water scams us out of billions too. Both are still contracted by the government. Big Food, Big Pharma, Big Oil. Monopolies over running small businesses.

The list goes on and on. One way to start would be by removing all private funding from campaigns. Although lobbyist will still find loopholes. So nothing will really get done.

How do you fix a problem that cant be fixed?

Will this die out because people will just give up? Or will corporations turn their head slightly towards us to “make up” for their wrong doings, yet go back to the same shenanigans 6 months later?

This isnt a *end all wars* protest. Although, ending the wars is part of the protest due to moral and financial reasons.

Here. Listen to Alan Grayson explain the basics of the movement. hipsterjew.com/2011/10/11/i-miss-you-alan-grayson-occupywallst/

Im glad youre not struggling. Million of Americans are. If you can’t read the declaration and understand why so many people are upset; good for you. But you clearly do not understand how people are suffering.

This movement will never die. Only its name will.

And reading your ignorant comment about the anti-war posters is proof that you know very little of either subject and just like to complain. You have yet to go to a rally, you have yet to give these people a chance. You know nothing about whats going on.

Ok. I read the NYC Declaration, and I didn’t see two or three tangible proposals, which could resonate in my non-Economist, non-Political Scientist, non-intelligent brain.

That’s fine, but at some point the movement will run out of steam it’s not presenting answers.

And this song:

“A thousand people in the street
Singing songs and carrying signs
Mostly say, hooray for our side”

referred to a bunch of middle and upper-middle class spoiled kids, who spent their days smoking pot, dropping acid, and dressing up like clowns (this is just a slight exaggeration) . . . yet in the meantime we know in retrospect that their movement had a good deal to do with stopping the Vietnam conflict, or at least in ending it earlier then it would have ended, because they had a very simple idea: the US military should leave Vietnam.

The OWS movement represents a wide-span of Americans, from all walks of life, who are truly struggling and have been screwed by the capitalist system . . . so maybe they could start articulating a better way forward, and who knows where it will lead things?

1. I didn’t read it because the link didn’t work.

2. The fact that the mainstream media outlets aren’t conveying the message might be a problem.

3. I’m not sure why you are questioning my motives or challenging me to attend a general assembly; I’m simply making a constructive criticism about a movement which is inspirational. I’m not sure what you’re looking for from me.

The people of Occupy Wall Street have many issues that they want solved. It all comes down to one thing

Corporate greed. Its not just banks. It the entire economic and political system. Each issue has its own local and national problems that no one is dealing with.

We have witnessed the quality of our own lives diminish rapidly. We have asked the government to help. We have begged the government to help. Its time to take our frustration to the streets. Some of us are jobless. Others work 3 jobs. I personally work 4+ jobs. At what point do I sit down and write out all of my “demands” or what I stand for?

I believe if you went down to the protest and asked people questions you would learn a lot more and understand what they are looking for. The fact that you have not read the declaration (I gave the wrong link before: occupyphilly.org/nyc-declarations/) Leads me to question whether you are really looking for this answer, or you are waiting for main stream media outlets to feed it to you.

The process of gathering the ideas of many and forming a document is painful, yet amazing to see. I challenge you to go to a General Assembly.