Forum Post: On Leaderless Resistance @ OccupyWallSt
Posted 13 years ago on Oct. 3, 2011, 8:55 p.m. EST by yomomma
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from Anderson, SC
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I really liked this analysis and it gave me a lot to think about. Just sharing and putting it out there for food for thought.....
http://kasamaproject.org/2011/10/02/on-leaderless-resistance-occupy-wall-street/
I BELIEVE THE NUMBER ONE GOAL OF THIS PROTEST SHOULD BE TO INSTATE MAXIMUM WAGE FOR ALL PEOPLE IN THE U.S.
think of all the good this could do, the politicians can only make so much money, can only take so many bribes then they start to work for the people because there's no incentive to only think of the rich
there's also the economic impact the top 3% can only make so much, that means the rest has to go to more jobs higher salaries better healthcare cheaper products to compete overseas
they wouldn't mind spending more money on environmentally conscience ways of doing things
what it breaks down to is more money in the peoples hands=a better world for everyone
I disagree, I don't think there should be a cap on how much money you can HONESTLY earn. The problem comes in when you are cheating the American people to make a buck.
are you going to tell me any one person on the planet needs more than 20 million dollars a year it's crazy these people are breaking the backs of the people, the 99%, giving them not even enough to live on and pocketing billions of dollars and this should be ok.i believe that it is the responsibility of everyone to make this country the best it can be for 100% of the people willing to do there part.
also i didn't want to make the cap any certain number. that part should be debated to find a level that both maintains innovation and incentive but also benefits the public interest.
Who are you or I to tell some one how much money they need?
The people breaking the backs of the people "earn" their money by lying cheating and stealing, that is what needs to be stopped.