For Those few OWS supporters that Don't KNOW HOW OWS appears to MOST Americans!

Seems to be a common theme among conservatives. How can we take them seriously? They don't even have jobs

Because someone with a job is invested in society. They're contributing.

Someone without a job is not. Someone with no intention of getting a job cannot be taken seriously when they complain.

They want jobs. As usual, you have missed the point.
They want jobs they haven't prepared themselves for.
 
They have to come up with more than just "We hate Wall Street!" What do they want specifically? I just don't get them at this point. Are they Anti-Capitalism? Are they Anti-American? Are they just Anti-Republican? Who knows? They just haven't been clear enough. They need to just state what they want or go home. Because now they're just pissing most Americans off. Their support is dwindling.

There are NO FACTS supporting my assumptions but using the OWS statements:
80% of the OWS protesters can't give specific reasons for protesting and therefore can not offer solutions for something they can't describe!

15% of the OWS protesters are the organizers that KNOW the reasons for the protests as WELL as KNOWING how to manipulate mobs.

4% are anarchists who's ONLY objective: destruction.

The remaining 1%
Leaders...
No, this was not the meeting of any traditional influence on Wall Street. These are the leaders of Occupy Wall Street (OWS).
1// Adbusters
Canada's Adbusters collective has made anti-consumerism hip through a glossy magazine and a wealth of stylish web materials; the organization co-issued the original Occupy Wall Street call to arms.

2// Anonymous
The loosely organized Anonymous collective, who co-issued Occupy Wall Street's original call to arms, are "legion" and have risen from their 4chan roots to become one of the internet's most impressive activist organizations.

3// Jed Brandt
Brandt, a veteran communist-leaning journalist from New York, spearheaded the Occupy Wall Street Journal's $50,000 fundraising drive on Kickstarter.

4// Patrick Bruner
Occupy Wall Street's pointman for media has become a regular presence in the mainstream media.

5// Day of Rage
Aiming to "reclaim democracy," the Day of Rage collective were one of the co-organizers of Occupy Wall Street.

6// DC 37
New York's largest municipal employees union has thrown its weight behind Occupy Wall Street, guaranteeing massive local turnout of day-tripping city employees to protests.

7// David Graeber
Graeber, a prominent anthropologist and anarchist activist, played a key part in helping formulate the tactics that made Occupy Wall Street so successful.

8// Richard Ianucci
Ianucci, the president of the powerful New York State United Teachers union, was responsible for much of the turnout to Wednesday's megamarch.

9// New York City General Assembly
The actual "leaders" of Occupy Wall Street, the General Assembly are a collective who make the decisions that make the large protest flow.

Inside the Orwellian machinations in Occupy Wall Street « Hot Air


Soros and the protesters deny any connection. But Reuters did find indirect financial links between Soros and Adbusters, an anti-capitalist group in Canada which started the protests with an inventive marketing campaign aimed at sparking an Arab Spring type uprising against Wall Street. Moreover, Soros and the protesters share some ideological ground.
 

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