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Yggstylereply
lemmy.world

Need more people to be like both the protesters and the reporter. If nobody will be the megaphone for you -- you are fucked. When occupy wallstreet happened the press basically was a sock puppet and a lot of brutality went unreported. Dissent is good but make sure you ally yourselves with the press. Cameras are your friend. Not all cops are bastards but a lot are. Be calm. Be clear and assertive. Be an example.

We are all in this together. United we stand.

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"ThEy DoN't EvEn KnOw WhAt ThEy WaNt!"

I remember that and I remember being so goddamn mad about it... That and that Peter Schiff piece of shit...

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discuss.online

Something interesting worth nothing, the perceived failure of occupy wall street pushed a lot of leftists to the far right. Some of the organizers of occupy were involved in Jan 6th.

Crazy huh?

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It doesn't shock me. Desperation does some pretty fucked up things to people.

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Wow, that guy did a great job of staying on point and getting the message across. Well done.

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That was absolutely amazing, calm, to the point, poignant and just straight truth while on the literal front lines of the protest. Part of me wants a shortened "highlights" version that's easily shareable to help spread this but at the same time just about everything said feels important.

I hope his message and that of the other protesters gets across to as many people as possible

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What a speech! We definitely need more people like the ones standing for what’s right in this shitty world we inherited!

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Excited for this to be everywhere on the internet and no where on network television so I still have to explain to my boomer parents why people are furious.

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Interview with brilliant University of Chicago protester | Spyke