thereisnospoon
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"Disenfranchised"...another buzz term used for political gain and little else.It's a movement of disenfranchised American's and it's unorganized.
There are no real demands yet, there is no real leadership.
It's finally the start of the American Spring...finally.
Occupying Wall Street, demanding accountability - CNN.com
"We're here for different reasons," said Vincent, whose father is also unemployed and recently went through a home foreclosure. "But at the end of the day, it all boils down to one thing, and that's accountability. We want accountability for the connection between Wall Street and the politicians."
"Something has to change," he told CNN. "We're out here because we're tired of what's been going on."
Giles Clarke, a 46-year-old freelance photographer and father of two, echoes Vincent's call for greater accountability.
"People have simply had enough," Clarke said. "We're living in an age where the inequality between high-end Wall Street and the (rest of us) is simply a gap that has become too big. Millions of people have lost their jobs. Millions of people have lost their homes."
There's been, Clarke said, "way too much cloak-and-dagger activity within the corridors of Wall Street" in recent years. "This is about raising awareness and a change of political discourse."
I hope it gains momentum!
There is no such thing. If it exists, it is their own fault. People disenfranchise themselves because of their own laziness and apathy.
They merely expect things and when they make no effort to affect change, they bitch and moan about how rotten things are. On occasion you have the weak minded flock mentality take command and we get these silly protests.
If these people really wanted to light a fire under the ass of the financial world, they would find ways to get on the inside and change it from within, And don't tell me it's impossible. That's bullshit.