Forum Post: proposed stratagies
Posted 13 years ago on Oct. 23, 2011, 9:29 p.m. EST by sandwichartest
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Proposed strategies for OWS:
set up classes with regular meeting times, to legitimize occupation, for example a proust seminar that meets twice a week on one corner of zuccoti park or a neighboring park. A Kant reading group. A guitar class.
create a list of your personal demands, make sever copies, send one to your congressman or bank ceo, and then give out the rest to your friends. if you don't agree with your Friends demands, cross them out and add ones you want. this way an ever evolving agenda can circulate, with many small agendas within it. the more purely economic points should be higher on the list, and social points should be lower because they are less central to the big tent concept of the movement
for example:
- set up a presidential committee on financial corruption.
- reverse reagens deregulation of bank fees, such as ATM fees (non existent before our worst president) 3.reduce the federal black budget, and use the offset to expand unemployment benefits or other social services.
over 9000: legalize marijuana 10: try GW bush for war crimes.
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hanging bush will surely stop NATO from bombing
no it won't
Campaign finance reform should be THE goal of the protests. Get rid of the corporations ability to influence elections with legalized bribery (campaign donations) and America may actually get some politicians that represent WE THE PEOPLE and not the special interests. The majority of Americans on both sides of the spectrum want less influence from corporations - this needs to be the rallying cry.
mark to market should be the new chant, ban atm fees, or regulate as they were pre reagan return to pre ragan era of advertiseing regulation
The Devil Dick Cheney stole my house, my job and now my dog. That SOB, let's make these millionaires pay.