Occupy Wall Street

Yippe-Ki-Ya said:
Dwayne said:
Paulo said:
Ironic that a county built upon free market & free man principles can be so easily be infiltrated, and become a military-industrial-socialist state.

Socialist? Try corporate kleptocracy with bread and circuses to keep the masses from revolting.

This is the brother of socialism. Think Nazi Germany. It was definately socialist!

Labour's share of GDP is at it's lowest for decades cf corporate profits are at their highest over the same period.

Trillions go to corporate welfare via the screwed up sick care system which is designed to produce profits for providers rather than outcomes, via the military-industrial complex and wars of empire. Heck, the whole economy is structured to manipulate markets for the benefit of entrenched corporate interests.

The political system is basically a symbiosis between corporate lobbyists and politicians who have no hope of being elected without their corporate backers and their donations.

Socialized losses and privatized profits?

A gap between the rich and poor which is the biggest in the developed world...

Sorry, it doesn't sound particularly socialist to me.
 
I think alot of policemen are blood-thirsty megalomaniac psychos they joined the force to feel the rush of power which is very intoxicating. They simply looooved being in riot situations, it gives them a chance to exercise their power and authority freely.

Naturally (and unfortunately I may add) people with megalomaniac tendency attracted to these positions of power and authority such as policemen, soldiers and politicians.
 
chimpanchu said:
I think alot of policemen are blood-thirsty megalomaniac psychos they joined the force to feel the rush of power which is very intoxicating. They simply looooved being in riot situations, it gives them a chance to exercise their power and authority freely.

Naturally (and unfortunately I may add) people with megalomaniac tendency attracted to these positions of power and authority such as policemen, soldiers and politicians.
Thats why i became a teacher :)
 
does anyone here remember the police riots at the Springbok games in Melbourne. Utter brutality, akin to the police riots in Chicago in 1968. The police are the arm of the State and they behave as the State wishes them too.
 
JulieW said:
does anyone here remember the police riots at the Springbok games in Melbourne. Utter brutality, akin to the police riots in Chicago in 1968. The police are the arm of the State and they behave as the State wishes them too.

aparently, NYPD is armed with anit-aircraft weaponary now.
 
Dwayne said:
Yippe-Ki-Ya said:
Dwayne said:
Socialist? Try corporate kleptocracy with bread and circuses to keep the masses from revolting.

This is the brother of socialism. Think Nazi Germany. It was definately socialist!

Labour's share of GDP is at it's lowest for decades cf corporate profits are at their highest over the same period.

Trillions go to corporate welfare via the screwed up sick care system which is designed to produce profits for providers rather than outcomes, via the military-industrial complex and wars of empire. Heck, the whole economy is structured to manipulate markets for the benefit of entrenched corporate interests.

The political system is basically a symbiosis between corporate lobbyists and politicians who have no hope of being elected without their corporate backers and their donations.

Socialized losses and privatized profits?

A gap between the rich and poor which is the biggest in the developed world...

Sorry, it doesn't sound particularly socialist to me.

I agree with you. But there are large elements of socialism involved where money is being doled out basically to placate the sheeple into accepting and supporting the status quo.
 
hiho said:
JulieW said:
does anyone here remember the police riots at the Springbok games in Melbourne. Utter brutality, akin to the police riots in Chicago in 1968. The police are the arm of the State and they behave as the State wishes them too.

aparently, NYPD is armed with anit-aircraft weaponary now.
Gee, I wonder why that could be? ( 9/11??)
 
southerncross said:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttHYQUY-PO0[/youtube]


@5 mins 19sec , the sexy Sarah barracuda palin.... Love it ..:lol:

Thanks for this link.
 
hiho said:
JulieW said:
does anyone here remember the police riots at the Springbok games in Melbourne. Utter brutality, akin to the police riots in Chicago in 1968. The police are the arm of the State and they behave as the State wishes them too.

aparently, NYPD is armed with anit-aircraft weaponary now.
Some friends in NYC were quite startled when they discovered during Guliani's 'slum clean up', that NYPD also has a tank!
 
http://www.occupytogether.org/

OCCUPY TOGETHER, an unofficial hub for all of the events springing up across the country in solidarity with Occupy Wall St.


They may not be particularly organised, or know what it is they are protesting for, but lets remember that a fruit merchant in Tunisia is widely credited for being the catalyst for regime change in Egypt and the spread of similar movements in the wider Middle East.

They only need to be a catalyst to wake up the majority, and Wall Street is something they can all focus their attention on without being labelled 'un-American' or 'a terrorist' etc.
 
glam said:
http://www.occupytogether.org/

OCCUPY TOGETHER, an unofficial hub for all of the events springing up across the country in solidarity with Occupy Wall St.


They may not be particularly organised, or know what it is they are protesting for, but lets remember that a fruit merchant in Tunisia is widely credited for being the catalyst for regime change in Egypt and the spread of similar movements in the wider Middle East.

They only need to be a catalyst to wake up the majority, and Wall Street is something they can all focus their attention on without being labelled 'un-American' or 'a terrorist' etc.


The Arab Spring was organised in America long before it happened and was well orchestrated over many platforms including our very own U.N candidate, it will be a cold day in hell before drones are flying over New York.
 
Bullion Baron said:
What are the reasons for them occupying Wall Street? Do they have a specific set of demands or goal to achieve?

Spent 5 minutes on the websites, but found no clear information... can't help but suspect that a mission without a plan of action and goal will eventually just fade away...


The lack of a clear goal is what concerns me too. People may be supporting this not knowing of the true intentions of the originator. i can see a dictator rising up out of the fog for this reason.

Deja vu anyone?
 
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