DUmmie Occupy Wall Street says they have priniciplesIt only took "Occupy Zuccoti Park with permission of the Corporate owner" to produce a list of priniciples that is nothing more than the same old stale crap priniciples they always produce.
PRINCIPLES OF SOLIDARITY
The following Principles of Solidarity has been adopted by the New York City General Assembly (at Liberty Park) as a "living document: that will be revised through the democratic process of the N.Y.C. General Assembly.
Yeah, yeah, we already know it only means whatever you say it means at any given moment.
On September 17, 2011, people from all across the United States of America and the world came to protest the blatant injustices of our times perpetrated by the economic and political elites. On the 17th we as individuals rose up against the political disenfranchisement and social and economic injustice. We spoke out, resisted, and occupied Wall Street. Today we proudly remain in Liberty Square constituting ourselves as autonomous political beings engaged in non-violent political disobedience and building solidarity based on mutual respect, acceptance, and love. It is from these reclaimed grounds that we say to all Americans and to the world: Enough! How many crises does it take? We are the 99% and we have moved to reclaim our mortgaged future.
More like mutual aversion to taking a shower, holding down a job, or having to breathe for yourself. That and a mutual love of pot.
Through a direct democratic process, we have come together as individual and crafted these principles of solidarity, which are points of unity that include, but are not limited to:
Why not include everything?
- Engage in direct and transparent democracy
So that the very people you claim to oppose could hold you in absolute tyranny of your own fellows.
- Exercise personal and collective responsibility
Those with personal responsibility don't need a collective.
- Recognize individuals' inherent privilege and the influence it has on all interactions
Inherent privilege? You mean like life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as given by a creator?
- Empower one another against all forms of oppression
You jackals wouldn't know real oppression if it were literally gnawing your ass off.
- Redefine how labor is valued
And how do you propose to do that? Make labor so costly that no one can afford to do anything? What does that achieve?
- Sanctify individual privacy
Yet you support national healthcare and want to regulate people's speech and thoughts. Did you really think this through?
- Support a belief that education is a human right
How does this work? Who gets to determine your standard for education? What education is considered enough?
- Endeavor to support wide application of the Open Source concept
Wait! You want everyone to support LINUX OS? What about Apple users?
We are daring to imagine a new socio-political and economic alternative that offers greater possibility of equality. We are consolidating the other proposed principles of solidarity, after which demands will follow.
Equality? **** Equality. I don't want to be equally miserable with you. I won't settle for less than equal oppurtunity.
-- from the Occupied Wall Street Journal, Saturday, October 8, 2011.
Impress me, hippie. Release you're little journal on January 8, 2012 from your little park.
Principles first, then demands.
We are the 99%.
Principles? You have none. Demands? I read Marx, I already know you're demands. 99%? You don't even represent most Democrats.
