Title: Lessons learned from Occupy Wall Street Post by: Bitware on May 06, 2012, 02:18:59 PM ... or... the mistakes movements make that lead to diminishing support & eventual failure
I will go on record as a supporter of the original occupy walls street goals, which were to end the corruption of our politicians and our political process by the monied interests of the world. That didnt last long and was never effectively managed or disseminated. I no longer suppor tthe occupy wall street movement for the following reasons:
feel free to keep adding on to them. Title: Re: Lessons learned from Occupy Wall Street Post by: Nyaaan on May 07, 2012, 02:32:48 PM Seems correct.
Title: Re: Lessons learned from Occupy Wall Street Post by: Explodicle on May 07, 2012, 03:11:58 PM Bingo. I was hoping Occupy would become Chartism 2.0.... look at their demands here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartism Chartism seems completely reasonable to most people now. But at the time it was radical. They had a clear agenda, and although they failed at the time, they won the hearts and minds of future generations. What will future generations take from Occupy? That complaining alone isn't enough. Make a solid suggestion and go through the trouble of arguing it, even if it hurts your numbers. Title: Re: Lessons learned from Occupy Wall Street Post by: steelhouse on May 08, 2012, 08:30:56 AM 1. Failure of government was mistaken as failure of capitalism.
2. In the end, the liberal mayors don't want to see you on their drive in to work in their $60K Lexus's paid for on the government dime. |