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Occupy Wall St Debate - Indiana, PA

Discuss the national Occupy Wall St debate in Indiana, PA.

Do you identify with the Occupy Wall Street movement?

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blackvette

Greenwood, IN

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Nov 11, 2011
 
if they had a unified problem solving idea one could be on their side it appears to be a few million rioters not likeing what obama has spoon fed them and do not have enough sense to protest at 1600 penn av or the ballot box
Orwell

Bowling Green, KY

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Nov 11, 2011
 
blackvette wrote:
if they had a unified problem solving idea one could be on their side it appears to be a few million rioters not likeing what obama has spoon fed them and do not have enough sense to protest at 1600 penn av or the ballot box
SHAME ON YOU PROPAGANDIST

Break down of the Occupy Wall Street people.

Traffic on the Occupy Wall Street site averaged about 400,000 visitors a day during the sample week (October 7th), which represents more than 10% of the population. 1619 people completed the survey.

Age

Not surprising, nearly 2/3 of the protesters are under 35. But one in three is over 35 and one in five is over 45.

Racial/Ethnic background

81.3% of respondents considered themselves White, 1.3% Black\African American, 3.2% Asian,.4% Native American Indian, 2.9% Mixed, 7.7% Hispanic, and 3.2% considered themselves some other group.

Education

Only 7.9% of respondents lack at least some college.

27.4% have some college (but no degree), 35% have a college degree, 8.2% have some graduate school (but no degree), and close to 21.5% have a graduate school degree.

Employment Status

70% of respondents had jobs. 50.4% worked full time. 20.4% worked part time.

Only 13.1% are unemployed.

Income

47.5% of the sample earns less than $24,999 dollars a year and another quarter (24%) earn between $25,000 and $49,999 per year.

71.5% of the sample earns less than $50,000 per year.

15.4% of the sample earned between $50,000 and $74,999.

The remainder 13% of the sample earn over $75,000 with close to 2% earning over $150,000 per year.

Politics

27.3% of respondents considered themselves Democrats, another 2.4% said they were Republican.

Interestingly, a very large proportion of the sample, close to 70.3%, considered themselves Independents.

Cordero-Guzman concluded that the 99% looked like the 99%.

The one way they did significantly differ was in gender. 67% were male. 30.9% were female and 2% preferred another gender designation.

92.5% of the respondents either strongly or somewhat agree with the protests. Over 91.8% believe the movement is likely to grow.

SHAME CORPORATE PROPAGANDIST
SHAME
Mary Beth

Piscataway, NJ

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Nov 17, 2011
 
It's gotten to the point where these "protesters" don't even know why they are there.
Orwell

Bowling Green, KY

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Nov 17, 2011
 
Mary Beth wrote:
It's gotten to the point where these "protesters" don't even know why they are there.
Banks steal 3 trillion dollars in tax payer money. Corporations own all of our politicians. Banks crash the world economy. America is involved in multiple wars. Our country is in debt 15 trillion. Countries are collapsing around the world. 100,000 people are out in the streets of America protesting against this all this.

And you bitch about what? There is plenty to bitch about. Grow a pair and stand up for something.

Are you getting paid to be a topix propagandist or what?

POWER TO THE PEOPLE
Mary Beth

Piscataway, NJ

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Nov 17, 2011
 
"And you bitch about what? There is plenty to bitch about. Grow a pair and stand up for something.

Are you getting paid to be a topix propagandist or what?

POWER TO THE PEOPLE"

Oh give me a break KY, when OWS started, I agreed with it until these people turned it into a joke. Zuccotti park had turned into a shantytown. If they want to protest do it right. Did you really think the city was going to let them camp in that park all winter? Other cities police did far worse to the protesters then NY (Occupy Oakland). All I see are local businesses downtown laying people off because they are losing business because of OWS. I guess that's okay though.

This isn't proganda - it's the world today. Instead of sitting in parks, try registering to vote and vote all these jerks out of office. Hopefully something would happen.

franlytyurd

Blairsville, PA

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Nov 18, 2011
 
why are cops arresting occupy folks-gestapo anyone wionder about this?
Orwell

Bowling Green, KY

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Nov 18, 2011
 
Mary Beth wrote:
"And you bitch about what? There is plenty to bitch about. Grow a pair and stand up for something.
Are you getting paid to be a topix propagandist or what?
POWER TO THE PEOPLE"
Oh give me a break KY, when OWS started, I agreed with it until these people turned it into a joke. Zuccotti park had turned into a shantytown. If they want to protest do it right. Did you really think the city was going to let them camp in that park all winter? Other cities police did far worse to the protesters then NY (Occupy Oakland). All I see are local businesses downtown laying people off because they are losing business because of OWS. I guess that's okay though.
This isn't proganda - it's the world today. Instead of sitting in parks, try registering to vote and vote all these jerks out of office. Hopefully something would happen.
Over 30,000 People Rally in New York City (NYPD estimated 32,500), including organized contingents of workers, students, and other members of “the 99%”

"Our political system should serve all of us — not just the very rich and powerful. Right now Wall Street owns Washington," said participants . "We are the 99% and we are here to reclaim our democracy."

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