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2011-10-11

Occupy this that and the other

"Occupy Wall Street", now just "Occupy", seems to be made of a bunch of people who want to bitch. It is one way to take the wind out of the sails of the Tea Party movement. Some people say this is the acting out of the people who are disappointed with the idea of electing Obama. He was supposed to be open and fix a bunch of shit. Instead, we get another politician who is just out for the blood of the tax payer.

What gets me is when you ask people who are shouting from the roof tops why they are there, you get every reason under the sun. The protest is all about everything wrong. It feels incoherent and unorganized. That is because it is. There are Union members being trucked in to make noise. There are doctors, lawyers, and a bunch of people who ware expensive sunglasses all lining up in a disorderly fashion to bitch.

There are a couple of web sites. They conflict. There are protests popping up in other cities. Some big, some small. People are upset in so many places across this country and for very many different reasons. People want to bitch.

What is the solution to bitching? The only solution is to stop bitching and fix the problem. More bitching and bitching louder is not a solution. The people in the protests have

Mark Lavin calls them all kinds of names. "1960s retreads" "Parasites on parade". He says that the Democrat party have embraced the movement because they have no Tea Party to speak of. They are using this to raise money for campaigning and getting reelected.

Alix Jones agrees. He says it has been cooped and turned in to more class warfare.

Moveon.org has gotten involved heavily in these movements. Union members have turned up to crack heads and carry signs. I smell Astroturf. It is funny how this kind of thing never makes it in to the mainstream media. I take that back. It isn't funny at all.

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