OCCUPY WALLSTREET!

[vaylorie]

Originally Posted by Kraftwerk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

so why would OWS alter their methods to gain the support of corrupt and inept political parties?

Maybe because they claim to be a populist movement and about 70% of Americans associate themselves with one of the two parties. Just a thought.

If the goal is to be a pack of retards out protesting for a couple months and then fizzling out with no real change, then mission accomplished. If they want to enact actual change to the system.. just some advice.

[Kraftwerk]

Originally Posted by vaylorie [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Maybe because they claim to be a populist movement and about 70% of Americans associate themselves with one of the two parties. Just a thought.

If the goal is to be a pack of retards out protesting for a couple months and then fizzling out with no real change, then mission accomplished. If they want to enact actual change to the system.. just some advice.

You made this easy and bulletpointed the most important parts of OWS -

Problem #1 - 70% of Americans associate themselves with one of two parties. Hopefully escalating protests will bring this number down so we can get rid of the political parties in their current embodiment and start fresh.

Problem #2 - If they want to enact actual change to the system. Hopefully we don't just enact some superficial changes, I'd much rather see a complete overhaul.

So you're stating OWS should stop doing what they're doing so that the complete and necessary overhaul of the political system, financial systems and methods with which our government operates can be avoided and TPTB can maintain their status quo and go un-altered. I'm glad you're against OWS rather than in support of it.

[vaylorie]

Originally Posted by Kraftwerk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So to sum up Vaylore, when OWS breaks the law it's bad. When banksters and career politicians do, it's okay.

Good misrepresentation Kraftwerk. I definitely remember the post in which I said it is okay for politicians to break the law!

[Samoht]

Originally Posted by Kraftwerk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So to sum up Vaylore, when OWS breaks the law it's bad. When banksters and career politicians do, it's okay.

They're not actually breaking the law, though. The system is rigged to favour those in power. They're reaping the rewards. They get away with it because some people are willing to blindly follow since they have a taste of happiness. The reality is, they're addicted to servitude. McDonald's, religion, professional sports, Facebook, they're all examples of what's truly oppressive in this society. You might think that you enjoy participating in the partaking of it, but the reality is, they're all just mechanisms of brainwashing.

[vaylorie]

Also, for the record... yes, I do agree with the 'current system' of time/place/manner and private property application for Constitutional Right to Assemble / Speech.

[Hasbinbad]

Kraft - I'm coming for you. ..later. I'm tired and feeling more sick right now.

Vay - It's called civil disobedience. Maybe you can look it up.

[Hasbinbad]

Here, I'll make it easier for you:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=civil+disobedience

[EnnoiaII]

I'm sick of hearing about 'Occupy Wall Street' bullshit every day. Why don't all of you women go occupy the kitchen and make me a sandwich?

[vaylorie]

Alternatively, they can occupy their mouth. With my balls.

[vaylorie]

Thanks for the link hasbinbad. So we agree, breaking the law, consequences, pepper spray, etc.