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Originally Posted by gast30
protets seems like a neverending pelgrimage
what does help better is action in the financial system
1. become vegaterian
2. don't buy products tested on animals
3. stay fit and healty don't use pharmacutical products, medication ect
5. only be interested in modern information, no old information pollution nonsense talk
ofcourse these 10 actions are not rewarded with vagina
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I see you've never been to Silverlake before..
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Originally Posted by the ikara cult
Its nice to see Americans protesting without tri-corner hats from the 18th century or Automatic weapons from the 21st century..
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Amen! Personally, I have never agreed more with Octavio Paz regarding the illusory, almost hallucinatory aspect of post-modern surreality until I saw the Tea Party, its like a damned Frank Zappa song or something, its not magical realism, its not magical urbanism, its not even magical suburbanism like the virgin suicides, not this shit is magical absurdism.
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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
im looking forward to the street barricades. i'm fucking fed up with this shit.
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alas.. like I told some of my students last week when they began to discuss the merits or potential for violence, I reminded them that this "movement" has no cohesion, no demands, no necessary purpose, and so what would even be the purpose of violence in the first place? You only throw stones when there is an aim to accomplish. Plus, look where that got us in Seattle, look what happened in Cairo over the weekend.. The older I get the more I realize that prayer beads are the most potent form of political violence.
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Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous
no, this is America, I'm fucking surprised that no corporations have stepped up yet as the "official corporate sponsor of the Occupy Wall Street/Occupy DC/Occupy LA movement" 
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haha! Told y'all