Occupy Wall Street gives Edmonton protesters $7,500 to winte
eureka @ Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:15 am
A week or so ago, Gunnair, as part of mu 50th wedding anniversary celebrations (I was a child bridegroom, Bart). I did a few things in downtown Toronto. I spent about an hour of that time talking to some of the occupiers.
They are genuine without any doubt. They need a leader to make this a real and effective revolution.
Most of them, Ruez, do hold down jobs or are students. Some of the job holders are among that huge army of the underemployed who have time for this because they do not have the employment they are capable of and that is not available in this new economy.
Robair @ Fri Nov 11, 2011 12:31 pm
peck420 peck420:
Robair Robair:
Whatareyagonna do.
Become another Great Generation.
Start with forgiving the past, hindsight makes criticism easy.
Look at what we do have and make the best of it.
Not complaining, I'm doing quite well actually.
I'm pretty sure angler57 is a grasshopper (baby boomer). When I catch one of them looking down their noses at the younger generation that is subsidizing their retirements, it sticks in my craw.
I feel obliged to point out the way things are.
bootlegga @ Sat Nov 12, 2011 3:47 pm
Robair Robair:
peck420 peck420:
Robair Robair:
Whatareyagonna do.
Become another Great Generation.
Start with forgiving the past, hindsight makes criticism easy.
Look at what we do have and make the best of it.
Not complaining, I'm doing quite well actually.
I'm pretty sure angler57 is a grasshopper (baby boomer). When I catch one of them looking down their noses at the younger generation that is subsidizing their retirements, it sticks in my craw.
I feel obliged to point out the way things are.
