Re: so what is the whole purpose
Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 4:10 pm
i thought they started with a cause to be named later as they gained movement
sorry, you're right, just a little bitter that the fight has lost all of its credibility from the start from lack of planning, falsified images, stupid band rumors, and general messiness.LACE wrote:Oh c'mon Knell, it's a good fight and it has to start somewhere.
their cause is vague and confusing to even independent minded people. it reminds me of what i learned in advertising class. if your message is vague and too complicated people wont understand or remember your product. you have to stick to one message and hit it hard. a campaign finance reform protest would be a great way to start.knell wrote:buncha misguided fools....
a protest in washington would be a whole lot more effective than slightly inconveniencing some suits on their way to work.
I gotsta agree here.knell wrote:buncha misguided fools....
a protest in washington would be a whole lot more effective than slightly inconveniencing some suits on their way to work.
If you want to read more..Yes, of course, we all have very strong differences of opinion on many issues. However, like our Founding Fathers before us, we must put aside our differences and unite to fight a common enemy.
It has now become evident to a critical mass that the Republican and Democratic parties, along with all three branches of our government, have been bought off by a well-organized Economic Elite who are tactically destroying our way of life. The harsh truth is that 99% of the US population no longer has political representation. The US economy, government and tax system are now blatantly rigged against us.
Current statistical societal indicators clearly demonstrate that a strategic attack has been launched and an analysis of current governmental policies prove that conditions for 99% of Americans will continue to deteriorate. The Economic Elite have engineered a financial coup and have brought war to our doorstep. . . and make no mistake, they have launched a war to eliminate the US middle class.
To those who feel I am using extreme rhetoric, I ask you to please take a few minutes of your time to hear me out and research the evidence put forth. The facts are there for the unprejudiced, rational and reasoned mind to absorb. It is the unfortunate reality of our current crisis.
Unless we all unite and organize on common ground, our very way of life and the ideals that our country was founded upon will continue to unravel.
Before exposing exactly who the Economic Elite are, and discussing common sense ways in which we can defeat them, let’s take a look at how much damage they have already caused.
no way, not as the top priority. if the issue is economic, you have to demand something that will help most people's finances.ruckus49 wrote:a campaign finance reform protest would be a great way to start.
ostensibly its a demand for greater central oversight and control over banking practices, a more egalitarian income & revenue tax system, and control over special interest groups.deadly habit wrote:of this occupy wall street shit?
what's the message and overall goal?
managed to lose facebook friends asking this, but does it have one?
... and naked people. Titties do not give causes more credibility, they make it seem like a big joke.knell wrote:sorry, you're right, just a little bitter that the fight has lost all of its credibility from the start from lack of planning, falsified images, stupid band rumors, and general messiness.LACE wrote:Oh c'mon Knell, it's a good fight and it has to start somewhere.
if both parties continue to be bought and paid for by industry we stand no chance. its not a glamorous cause, but it is at the very root of our problem in the US. demanding more social welfare is not going to change the system, we have to expose who is keeping these corrupt politicians in office.tyger wrote:no way, not as the top priority. if the issue is economic, you have to demand something that will help most people's finances.ruckus49 wrote:a campaign finance reform protest would be a great way to start.
i'm not arguing against campaign finance reform, or against demanding lots of things at the same time, just against making that your number 1 demand. because it may not change anything outside the political process itself: the point should be that, if money had less influence on elections, politicians with different policies would be elected - and not just different policies on campaign finance reform: if it's that circular, it's of no relevance to most people.ruckus49 wrote:if both parties continue to be bought and paid for by industry we stand no chance. its not a glamorous cause, but it is at the very root of our problem in the US. demanding more social welfare is not going to change the system, we have to expose who is keeping these corrupt politicians in office.
saw no tits in the video and still confused about what's going on.wormcode wrote: ... and naked people. Titties do not give causes more credibility, they make it seem like a big joke.
I like tits as much as anyone, but it's supposed to be srs bsns.
Here's a blog on it: http://artistdogboy.blogspot.com
And youtube videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/LibertyPlazaRev
Sorry, didn't mean those links... those are just general links about what's going on.VicarOfDub wrote:saw no tits in the video and still confused about what's going on.wormcode wrote: ... and naked people. Titties do not give causes more credibility, they make it seem like a big joke.
I like tits as much as anyone, but it's supposed to be srs bsns.
Here's a blog on it: http://artistdogboy.blogspot.com
And youtube videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/LibertyPlazaRev