Forum Post: One Message: They Stole Our Money and need to go to Jail !
Posted 13 years ago on Oct. 14, 2011, 1:51 a.m. EST by AnonymousPhantom
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If we are to pull more people into the Occupy Wallstreet movement, It is important to stay on this simple message and avoid other issues. For instance, "THEY STOLE OUR MONEY AND NEED TO GO TO JAIL" is mitigated by other extraneous messages such as: "clean water", "abortion", "prayer in school", "gay marriage" or what ever else pushes your hot button. These are "RED HERRING" issues. Issues that may very well mean something to you, but have nothing to do with the " BOTTOM LINE" issues -- our money.
You'll notice, when you watch the news and a bottom line issue comes up that could worry you, there is always some preacher railing about some social issues that will make you mad. Doesn't matter what side of the political spectrum you are on -- they will make you mad. You get mad and you forget about that factory moving to China or about the teacher's strike or the Wallstreet bailouts. I could go on. We must not let the red herrings into our thinking and into our protest.
The reason is simple, if we keep hammering them with the message "They Stole Our Money and Need To Go To Jail", the perps will be scared. We will draw in the tea party people, who started out on the same page, but got hijacked by big corporate media walloping them with red herring issues-- distracting them from their purpose-- and conning them into voting for stooge candidates. The majority can be brought to their senses, and when they start coming over to our side, the 1% will be fucked. Because:
THEY STOLE OUR MONEY AND NEED TO GO TO JAIL !!!!
History repeats itself........
how about just "give us our money back, wall street" and restore our land which you pillaged
All the money needs to be seized and redistributed and reinvested. They also need to be punished -- send them to jail, put their kids up for adoption. when they come out of jail let them be old, lonely and unloved.