On Monday, protesters will gather near the New York Stock Exchange to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the
Occupy Wall Street movement. People in more than 30 other cities around the world will also mark the occasion by attending rallies and marches.
One year ago, on September 17, 2011, a group of young people began camping in Zuccotti Park to protest corporate greed and economic inequality. The gathering quickly grew in numbers, also spreading to other cities around the country and globe. Occupiers became known for the slogan “We are the 99 percent!” and were occasionally
joined by celebrities.
On November 15, 2011, New York City police officers shut down the encampment. One by one, Occupy encampments around the country were raided and dismantled. The loss of the encampments, combined with the movement’s lack of leadership or specific demands, caused Occupy to splinter and lose momentum. These days, the Occupy label has been co-opted to protest everything from climate change to illegal immigration.
So SodaHeads, what do you think? It’s been a year since Occupy Wall Street began. Has the movement made a difference?
He tells Joe that he is going to eliminate Capital Gains taxes. He has never done that, in fact, he wants to raise corporate taxes from 35 to 40%. That will really hurt small businesses and send more jobs overseas. Here's a talk which Reagan gave on healthcare over 50 years ago.. Government Controlled Healthcare is the Crown Jewel of the socialist.
the United States enjoys the finest healthcare system in the world. Why would we ever want to destroy that with government. The best way to improve the current healthcare system is to get the government out of it completely. If you think healthcare is expensive now, just wait until it's free!
That's like saying all of Germany didn't kill Jews.