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Forum Post: New Home Town, New Movement

Posted 13 years ago on Oct. 9, 2011, 2:32 a.m. EST by andrenwarhol (12)
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I would like advice on getting the occupy movement started in cities that do not have them. What does occupywallst.org recommend?

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[-] 1 points by andrenwarhol (12) 13 years ago

Well, I'm stationed in Ft Wayne, and like I said: it's a new town to me. I barely know anyone. I've made a page for Indianapolis but certainly don't know where to go from there. I do know there are plenty of people unemployed however. Fort Wayne is, unfortunately, a small town. It is full of, but not limited to: ignorant, uninformed, close minded people. I usually don't even try to get around that -- I see no point ordinarily -- but this "99%" thing has resonated with me fully now (I'd like to believe).

We're all part of it. 99% chance whoever is here are the same people that want something -- whatever cause they hold dear -- to change for the better. We all have our 'just' goals, I think, and I'd like to find a way for Indiana residents to voice this, both through social media and physically without intentionally damaging anything (or at least do so minimally).

[-] 1 points by winklewankle (32) 13 years ago

Finding urban area with large democrat populations with large levels of unemployment, talk to people, build a base of people willing to help you out, get a message, make it clear, then call your local media once you've assembled 50+ protesters, talk to the producer and they'll help your 50 look like a lot more, then more people will come help you out or at least want to know more.