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Occupy Underground
In reply to the discussion: "OWS - Where have they gone?" [View all]limpyhobbler
(8,244 posts)14. Everybody branched out into various activities.
Various activities -
debt, environmental, housing issues, banking, food safety, labor organizing, helping fight school closures, emergency relief, community organizing, health care, art, even election politics, running independent media and websites, and surely many more subjects I've missed.
Somebody could make a big list of links to various projects, so people will know where to find what they are interested in. It's not surprising people can't find it since TV media doesn't really cover the rising wave of protest and activity.
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I support what you are doing but not how. Too many issues that are symptoms, go after the root
Dustlawyer
Aug 2013
#1
I don't think that publicly funded elections would be ineffectual, I think it would be
Dustlawyer
Aug 2013
#18
The government can restrict the 1st amendment if it can show a compelling governmental interest.
Dustlawyer
Aug 2013
#21
You have to remember OWS is an emergent, a paradigm shift away from greed and selfishness.
Fire Walk With Me
Aug 2013
#13
Sorry, waxing philosopic there. My main interest is spirituality so that sometimes bleeds
Fire Walk With Me
Aug 2013
#16
And please never forget that "democratic" and "progressive" mayors are among the worst offenders
Fire Walk With Me
Aug 2013
#32
There's a lot of truthiness in your post, and I don't mean it in a derogatory way.
reusrename
Aug 2013
#27
Civil rights, worker rights, and environmental law movements have all failed
bread_and_roses
Aug 2013
#36
When you have leaders who take responsibility and have the authority to act for the benefit of the
MADem
Aug 2013
#40
My local Occupy runs a weekly free medical clinic each Sunday here, open to all, even to you!
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2013
#49
Here is what I responded to, all about how Occupy should do what they are doing here:
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2013
#52
How nice of you. I pay for my medical -- it's not expensive as I am a military retiree.
MADem
Aug 2013
#54
That poster said 'they should start their own programs' then you attacked them for doing so.
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2013
#53
The only quibble I have is where the ACLU says debt is their business model.
reusrename
Aug 2013
#25
OWS was a temporary autonomous response to worsening corporate stupidity,.
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#34