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Not yet. The reason is this is not a single group with a single goal, I have heard different people from the protest interviewed and some I agree with and some I do not. Thing is, they are making the silent, and mostlty oblivious, Majority aware that there are issues and in my book that is a Good Thing.
You are one of the few who actually get the point of it. A multitude of people with a multitude of desires that they feel they are economically inhibited from pursuing. They know that their parents were not so constrained.
I'd bet my next paycheck that 99% (not coincidentally) of the "I Am 99%" people voted for Barack Obama. While there's no way to statistically analyze my assertion, I think it's a safe bet. Liberals have always been whiners. This is just a massive display of what's behind the Liberal Vote concentrated in one area. Hell, they even LOOK like liberals. LOL I, for one, am not shocked at all.
I support their right to prtest byt not to volate the laws like blocking people use of bridges. I saw nothig wronf for example with the Tea party protest that were peaceful. its when they start to have to reort to umlawful means they lose my support in protest as afr as right. the cause;I reallt can;t tell otehr tha they are disatifyied with their life position what they want and i thniits varies form waht i heard. The blame one groupd is stuipd IMO.
Were you referring to the Tea party of the 18th century or the 21st?
The "18th" had some "unlawful stuff going on, too, even violent.... and guess what? It started a COUNTRY!
It is not about people disatified with their "life position"... it's AMERICANS disatisfied with how bad America's economy is and want change.
Will you find particpants with all different views, education, ideals???
If he's missing teeth, then that's why he doesn't have a job that helps him more than "get by." In a professional environment, having all your teeth is mandatory.
That's the cold, hard truth.
I know poor decision on his part. He chose not to keep his teeth.
No. There is only one way "Wall St" companies get our money. We give it to them. Yes that includes the politicians you send to DC every couple years, they are your proxy don't forget.
And how valid is your vote when ALL of the candidates serve the interests of the corporate elite?
We know too little about these people to really judge them. All we know is what they wrote on the sheets of paper. But, really, I've been shaking my head for the past 20 minutes while reading some of these. I have the general feeling now that 99% of these 99% need life coaches and their mommy's.
If he's missing teeth, then that's why he doesn't have a job that helps him more than "get by." In a professional environment, having all your teeth is mandatory.
That's the cold, hard truth.
lol
Even if that's the case, what do you say about the unemployed engineers out there. There are tons of unemployed engineers. Civil engineers are not doing good now. Since the housing boom ended, construction took a hit. Hence, why the civil engineer field is meager.
In the private sector, tons of software engineers are getting laid off.
I know poor decision on his part. He chose not to keep his teeth.
LOL....it comes down to priorities. Were teeth more important than that $80,000 degree (or other debts)? Sometimes you stop what you're doing to take care of yourself, which he clearly did not do. So yes, I have to agree, he chose not to keep his teeth. That's his fault, not mine.
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