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Wall Street Protests
Corporate greed? Have young people run out of things to protest? I suspect most of them could care less and are just there because it's the "in" thing. Funny thing they are probably mostly college students whose mommies and daddies are sending them through school because of big greedy jobs.
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IPFW students protest by skipping class
'about a dozen', lol...real solidarity now, isn't it?
Updated: Wednesday, 05 Oct 2011, 7:27 PM EDT
Published : Wednesday, 05 Oct 2011, 7:26 PM EDT
Fort Wayne, Ind. (WANE) - About a dozen students at IPFW refused to go to their classes Wednesday afternoon.
They were protesting about student debt and the rising cost of higher education.
It’s all part of something called “National Walk Out Day.”
Students at nearly 100 campuses across the country were expected to participate and organizers recruited people on Facebook and Twitter.
The IPFW students said they're showing solidarity with the "Occupy Wall Street" movement that's happening in New York City.
'about a dozen', lol...real solidarity now, isn't it?
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LTRT wrote:IPFW students protest by skipping classUpdated: Wednesday, 05 Oct 2011, 7:27 PM EDT
Published : Wednesday, 05 Oct 2011, 7:26 PM EDT
Fort Wayne, Ind. (WANE) - About a dozen students at IPFW refused to go to their classes Wednesday afternoon.
They were protesting about student debt and the rising cost of higher education.
It’s all part of something called “National Walk Out Day.”
Students at nearly 100 campuses across the country were expected to participate and organizers recruited people on Facebook and Twitter.
The IPFW students said they're showing solidarity with the "Occupy Wall Street" movement that's happening in New York City.
'about a dozen', lol...real solidarity now, isn't it?
Gee, sounds like the same things I was concerned about over 20 years ago, except I didn't look for others to blame.The students at IPFW said they're concerned about the economy, jobs, and student loan debt.
Markwes- Jedi Master
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Bet you if those greedy corporate companies offered them a job they would take it. Of course with all the background checks, social checks now wonder how many lost any opportunity of ever holding one of those greedy corporate jobs.
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IPFW students protest by skipping class
There's a real promise to society.
Jesse West, a senior general studies major
There's a real promise to society.
LTRT- Jedi Master
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You are supposed to do stupid shit in college. Lighten up you bunch of oldies.
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Wonder how many of these supposed protester's mommies & daddies work for those evil corporations or better yet have become business owners in this awful capitalistic society we live in?

LTRT- Jedi Master
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True Pez, but as we saw in England recently, stupid shit can turn bad quickly.Pez wrote:You are supposed to do stupid shit in college. Lighten up you bunch of oldies.
Markwes- Jedi Master
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LTRT wrote:Wonder how many of these supposed protester's mommies & daddies work for those evil corporations or better yet have become business owners in this awful capitalistic society we live in?![]()
I don't think it's capitalism per se that they are protesting against. Rather its more that the actions of a very heavily resourced few nearly wrecked the worldwide financial system and no one went to jail. Meanwhile a global recession leads to high unemployment, reducing their prospects.
To answer your question, I wonder that also. The answer could just as likely be none. Moses sucked at the teat of unearned privilege before he saw the light, yea?
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This is just my sick sense of humor, but I think it would be fun to organize a rally in favor of corporate greed. "Yeah, go corporations!"

Markwes- Jedi Master
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Markwes wrote:This is just my sick sense of humor, but I think it would be fun to organize a rally in favor of corporate greed. "Yeah, go corporations!"![]()
That would be funny actually... or go Coal! Global Warming Rocks!
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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/11/03/acorn-officials-scramble-firing-workers-and-shredding-documents-after-exposed/?test=latestnews
You know, I was thinking this was just way too organized to have started with a few kids.Officials with the revamped ACORN office in New York -- operating as New York Communities for Change -- have fired staff, shredded reams of documents and told workers to blame disgruntled ex-employees for leaking information in an effort to explain away a FoxNews.com report last week on the group’s involvement in Occupy Wall Street protests, according to sources.
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