Forum Post: NYC arrest records: Many Occupy Wall Street protesters live in luxury
Posted 13 years ago on Nov. 7, 2011, 11:37 p.m. EST by Joyce
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Why is that a bad thing? I'm much wealthier than average and I'm in support of this movement. Having wealth doesn't mean you're blind to injustice. There are corrupt things taking place in America and throughout the world. They need to be dealt with. What possible difference would it make if it's poor people opposing injustice or not?
What this article says to me is that a lot of college-educated people (or people of relatively the same intellectual caliber) are in favor of a practical change.
poor people can't afford tickets
What you have here are a bunch of stupid limousine liberals who capture entitlements to line their pockets. They strive to keep the working man down.
No surprise here.