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The insulated, self-important Occupy protesters – with whom Chicago Teachers Union leaders recently declared their “front and center” allegiance – risk developing post traumatic stress disorder, according to their leaders.
All of that daily pouting and shouting can really wear on a soul, they say. And the best way to deal with it is to have a good cry.
Occupy Chicago explains the warning signs in another document titled “Crisis Fact Sheet: 10 Ways to Recognize
the self-important audacity of Occupy shines through in another document, titled “Trauma and Healing." It calls for a healthy dose of self-pity and weeping to overcome the effects of PTSD
If these folks spent half as much time dropping résumés as they do feeling sorry for themselves, they wouldn’t have anything to protest.
But employment would be tantamount to giving in to “the 1 percent” and the evil capitalist system. These folks believe it’s far better to stand around blaming others for the problems in their lives and to demand reparations from those who bother to work for a living.
Those poor Occupiers. What dreadful lives they’ve been forced to lead.
Tissue, anyone?
At least 7,000 demonstrators march in Tel Aviv; smaller crowds take to the streets in Jerusalem and Haifa.
The band Izabo, which represented Israel in the Eurovision contest last week, performed at the Tel Aviv rally.
Um...Breitbart is dead. He can't post anything anymore and if he could I'm sure that we would see something in the Paranormal forum.
I would suggest that you do your research as well and actively seek out other sources and people who disagree with your line of thinking. Ya know? Just to get the whole picture.
As for the .PDF you can cut and paste almost anything to fit your agenda. I see this story being forgotten before too long, but there will be people who will still try to use this as a excuse to gain monetary funds.
To say the OWS has not been co-opted is just wishful thinking. Just like people who say that the Tea Party hasn’t been co-opted.
But there are people within both camps who do stay on message and reject the big bucks financiers.
The "Meeting" in Chicago was supposed to be the great Protest we have been waiting for but it never materialized.
Originally posted by The Sword
What if some of those occupiers are veterans with PTSD?
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Is Occupy Wall Street a communist movement? Is it being run by socialists who wish to bring down the free enterprise system? As you will see in this article, the answer to both questions is yes. Of course many of the people participating in these protests want nothing to do with either socialism or communism. Many of the protesters are simply angry at the big banks or they just want something to be done about the economy. But the truth is that when you take a close look at the "organizers", the literature and the stated goals of this movement, you see socialism and communism everywhere. As our economic system crumbles, an increasing number of Americans are coming out of the woodwork and are proudly declaring that they are socialists or communists. An increasing number of Americans truly believe that the free enterprise system needs to be brought down and that the answer to our problems is to fully embrace socialism and/or communism. Sadly, this puts Occupy Wall Street in direct opposition to what our founding fathers intended.
If you want to know what these protests are all about, just go down and visit one of them. The following is what Charles Gasparino of the New York Post found when he recently took a trip down to Zuccotti Park....
It’s not an overstatement to describe Zuccotti Park as New York’s Marxist epicenter. Flags with the iconic face of the Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara are everywhere; the only American flag I saw was hanging upside down. The “occupiers” openly refer to each other as “comrade,” and just about every piece of literature on offer (free or for sale) advocated socialism in the Marxist tradition as a cure-all for the inequalities of the American economic system.
Originally posted by RSF77
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Still ragging on the Occupiers eh beezzer?
Originally posted by Kali74
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According to who besides the author of the article?
Originally posted by redneck13
If you want to know what these protests are all about, just go down and visit one of them. The following is what Charles Gasparino of the New York Post found when he recently took a trip down to Zuccotti Park....
It’s not an overstatement to describe Zuccotti Park as New York’s Marxist epicenter. Flags with the iconic face of the Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara are everywhere; the only American flag I saw was hanging upside down. The “occupiers” openly refer to each other as “comrade,” and just about every piece of literature on offer (free or for sale) advocated socialism in the Marxist tradition as a cure-all for the inequalities of the American economic system.
I didn't know I had to vet the writer.
I'm sorry. I will endevour to provide something that strictly caters to you.
Originally posted by beezzer
I didn't know I had to vet the writer.
I'm sorry. I will endevour to provide something that strictly caters to you.
Humble apologies.