Why the ows movement is good for our health. (Somali, claim, income)
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The OWS is a disorganized movement with no clear message and no unified front. Some "protestors" are homeless/drunk/drug addicts looking for shelter and meals, some are rich kids who don't need to look for a job, some are anarchists, some are criminals looking for easy pickings, and some are there to support their own specific gripe.
The OWS is a disorganized movement with no clear message and no unified front. Some "protestors" are homeless/drunk/drug addicts looking for shelter and meals, some are rich kids who don't need to look for a job, some are anarchists, some are criminals looking for easy pickings, and some are there to support their own specific gripe.
I am sure there are many different people in the OWS movement, but the message is fairly clear to those who want to listen. Here are their stories.
So you admit you're a Marxist. At least now we know why you hate freedom.
You are funny. Do think slaves were marxist when they wanted equality. Were women marxist when they wanted equality. These were not given freely by those that wanted to control them. They had to fight to get equality. That is not maxism. That is the American way. Stop being so anti-american.
You are funny. Do think slaves were marxist when they wanted equality. Were women marxist when they wanted equality. These were not given freely by those that wanted to control them. They had to fight to get equality. That is not maxism. That is the American way. Stop being so anti-american.
Stop hiding your Marxism behind the equal rights movement. You're advocating wealth equality which is anti-American Marxism.
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