Understandable Concerns, Wrong Targets: ; Intergenerational Theft Would Make a Worthy Villain
Charleston Daily Mail › October 11, 2011
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FROM the looks of the youthful, costumed characters swaying to the music and flying colorful balloons, it was hard to tell if Occupy Wall Street was a street fair, a '60s-style love-in or a protest rally.
To get up to speed on the leaderless movement that started in New York City on Sept. 17 and has expanded to about 150 cities nationwide, I tuned in to what looks to be its website to watch the "Global Revolution" being streamed live.See the full content of this document
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Understandable Concerns, Wrong Targets: ; Intergenerational Theft Would Make a Worthy Villain
After hours of watching a lot of folks milling around, apparently waiting for something to happen (nothing did), I still couldn't identify the target of their angst.
The options seem to include capitalism, banks, greed, bailouts, foreclosures, taxes, ...See the full content of this document
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